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- CodeLab in the browser, nothing to install
- AI tutor available at any hour
- AI-graded exercises
- Final exam and verifiable certificate + an optional field challenge for the Field Practice Validated distinction
Final exam: 2 attempts, 70% pass threshold. After a second failed attempt, a deferral period applies before retrying, with a €10 retake fee — see the Terms of Service.
Lifetime access. No deadline: finish in 3 weeks or in ten months.
Advanced Prompt Engineering for Professionals (Claude, GPT, Gemini)
Go beyond the basics to unlock the full potential of large AI models
- Level
- Intermediate
- Duration
- 3 weeks
- Total hours
- 15 h
- Price
- 45 000 FCFA
The program, module by module
Module 1 — Beyond the Basics: Structuring Complex Prompts
Structure a professional prompt in four blocks — context, task, output format, constraints and examples — for reliable results.
Module 2 — Chain-of-Thought and Step-by-Step Reasoning
Ask the AI to reason step by step and state its assumptions before concluding, to make the result verifiable.
Module 3 — System Prompts and Assistant Customization
Write a system prompt — identity, scope, tone, non-negotiable rules — to frame an assistant used on a daily basis.
Module 4 — Advanced Techniques: Few-Shot, Negative Examples, Format Constraints
Give examples rather than explanations — few-shot, negative examples, strict format constraints — to reduce variability across responses.
Module 5 — Comparing Models: When to Use Claude, GPT, or Gemini
Compare Claude, GPT, and Gemini on the same task against precise criteria, instead of sticking to one model out of habit.
Module 6 — Building Chained Prompt Workflows
Break a complex task into a chain of prompts — extraction, drafting, critical review — where each step feeds the next.
Module 7 — Evaluating and Iterating on Prompt Quality
Evaluate a prompt through benchmarking — criteria set in advance, multiple variants, multiple cases — instead of by gut impression.
Module 8 — Advanced Professional Use Cases
Combine system prompts, chain-of-thought, and few-shot across three high-stakes domains: legal drafting, financial analysis, customer support.
Module 9 — Professional Integration and Certification
CertificationCross-cutting module: CV/portfolio, professional brand, interview practice, and job market activation — specific to this course's real career outcomes. Triggers generation of the final certificate.
How long will it take me?
3 h/wk ≈ 5 wks
6 h/wk ≈ 3 wks
12 h/wk ≈ 2 wks
20 h/wk ≈ 6 days
Estimates, not deadlines. Pause for a month and pick up where you left off.
CERTIFICATE VERIFIABLE ONLINE
What you deliver at the end
Cross-cutting module: CV/portfolio, professional brand, interview practice, and job market activation — specific to this course's real career outcomes. Triggers generation of the final certificate.
See a sample certificateHow certification works
Three levels, from simplest to most demanding. Each one only claims what it actually verifies.
Attendance certificate
Earned by: Modules followed
Proves: You followed the track — no graded assessment.
Certificate of achievement
Earned by: Full track completed on the platform, final project included, and final exam passed
Proves: Your knowledge and your final project, evaluated by the platform.
Field Practice Validated distinction
Earned by: A field challenge completed after the exam, in a real situation, with evidence
Proves: A CoursTech mentor reviewed and validated a genuine real-world application.
The distinction is added to your certificate of achievement — it never replaces it: nothing off-platform ever blocks the certificate itself.
See a sample certificate with the distinction →