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Practical AI Skills

Recommended: 12 × 3h · 36 hours

Start with basic AI use, explore documents, data, content and a small web prototype, then refine one chosen project.

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Supported by records of a 15-hour AI-skills course at Uijeongbu Lifelong Learning Institute and a 260-page textbook prepared for Gangneung Yeongdong University. Proposed hours are separate from historical delivery.

Who is it for?

New learners applying AI to work, study or daily life. Start with a check of tool familiarity, basic questions and file saving; no previous cohort is required.

What will you work towards?

Guided document, data and content practice
A habit of reviewing and revising AI outputs
One chosen project and a process portfolio

How much time should you plan?

Standard 36-hour format includes demonstrations, individual work, troubleshooting, feedback and saving.
Short format: Six to 12 hours cover selected modules, not completion of the full programme or assessment preparation.
Output scope is adjusted to the learners’ starting level.
Extended format: For beginners refining video, web and automation outputs, consider 16 sessions / 48 hours.

What will you explore?

A 36-hour plan for new learners based on the 12-week materials and the 260-page Gangneung Yeongdong textbook. The modules are learning topics, not a promise of a finished product in every field. The first two sessions establish basic use, questions, review and saving; later examples support one personal project. Producing finished work across all fields needs a revised scope of 48 hours or more. Assessment requirements are specified in each cohort notice.

01 First use and goals
Practice
Practise access, chat and saving; choose a work or study task
Output
Practice file and goal
02 Questions and review
Practice
Specify role, goal, context and examples; check evidence and errors
Output
Reusable prompt and review checklist
03 Documents at work
Practice
Create and revise a summary, notice or report using public examples
Output
Reviewed document draft
04 Tables and data
Practice
Check missing values, units and numbers in a small table; chart and explain
Output
One chart and interpretation
05 Story and message
Practice
Define audience, theme, characters and a short content sequence
Output
Short script and plan
06 Images and characters
Practice
Compare composition, expression and style; refine a reference
Output
Image and revision log
07 Plan one content format
Practice
Choose cards, a short comic or video, then plan scenes and editing
Output
Selected content storyboard
08 Make selected content
Practice
Use supplied templates or assets; add captions or audio where useful
Output
One content draft
09 Services and customer value
Practice
Define an audience and need, then plan screens, inputs and outputs
Output
Service brief and screen plan
10 First web prototype
Practice
Adapt a template for a landing page or one function, then test
Output
Small web prototype
11 Improve one project
Practice
Choose a document, content piece or prototype for final feedback
Output
Improved work and checklist
12 Present and apply
Practice
Explain process, evidence, limits and changes; plan practical use
Output
Portfolio and action plan

Titles and registration numbers are based on the association’s supplied profile. Check each cohort notice for offered levels and assessment requirements.

Qualification information

Registered Korean title
AI활용능력
Registration number
2024-005624
Issuing organisation
한국AI작가협회
Levels
1급 · 2급

A registered private qualification in Korea is distinct from a state-accredited qualification. Taking a course alone does not confer the qualification; the stated assessment and issuance requirements apply.

The supplied profile describes level-specific workplace skills and a teaching demonstration. Course attendance alone does not confer the qualification. Full eligibility, assessment and issuance conditions will be announced with formal recruitment.

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