The AI School is a two-phase, hands-on program for professionals who want to work natively with AI. The Beginner phase starts in August with eight sessions; the Advanced phase follows in September. You learn, build, and leave with portfolio-grade work.
Every session brings teaching and building together. Monday sessions convene in person at The DOCK in Wynwood; Thursday sessions run live online. Between sessions, a weekly challenge keeps your hands on the work, and instructors review what you ship.

Five deliverables, reviewed by instructors, published to a portfolio page you keep after the program. Graduates leave with a digital certificate — and, more usefully, a public record of working software.
Founders, operators, analysts, designers, lawyers, teachers, and other professionals learn together in a hands-on cohort. Admission focuses on what you want to build and how you plan to use AI in your work.

Enrollment is requested through Luma and requires approval. Choose the Beginner phase, the Advanced phase, or the complete two-phase program.
Review the available phase options and request enrollment on the official Luma page.
The School seat and Summit passes are the Hub’s only tickets — the monthly gatherings stay free for everyone. Every upcoming event.
No. The Beginner phase uses natural language and no-code tools. You should be willing to experiment and build; the Advanced phase goes further into vibe-coding and AI agents.
Sessions are recorded for enrolled students. Use the recording and session materials to catch up, then continue with the next build.
Yes, if your company allows it. You may be able to expense the program through your employer, but approval and reimbursement depend entirely on your company’s policies.
Monday sessions convene in person at The DOCK in Wynwood; Thursday sessions run live online. Online sessions combine teaching and hands-on building, and you can join from anywhere.
Yes. Participants who complete the course receive a digital certificate. We do not issue a printed certificate.