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Six programmes, one structured path

Each programme module is numbered AIF-001 through AIF-006 and designed to be taken in sequence. Together they form the complete AI Income Formula — a vocational curriculum for applying AI methods to professional work that may support income growth, without promising specific financial outcomes.

Instructor mapping the step-by-step AI client service workflow on a whiteboard
Small-group course room where formula modules are taught step by step
AIF-001

AI Income Formula Foundations

Duration: 4 weeks Format: Live cohort + modules Level: Introductory

Establish the conceptual base for everything that follows. Learners map AI capabilities and limitations against real professional tasks: research synthesis, draft generation, data summarisation, and workflow automation boundaries. We introduce ethical frameworks aligned with Canadian business practice, including when human review is mandatory and how to communicate AI assistance transparently to clients and employers. Assignments focus on auditing your current work for AI-ready steps without over-promising speed or quality gains.

AIF-002

Step-by-Step AI Client Service Workflow

Duration: 5 weeks Format: Live cohort + modules Level: Intermediate

Build a repeatable delivery pipeline from client brief through final handoff. You document each stage: intake questions, scoping checklist, AI-assisted production, quality review, revision rounds, and archival. Templates mirror workflows used by agencies and independent consultants so you can adapt them to your sector. Peer review sessions critique whether your process would hold up under client scrutiny and regulatory expectations for data handling in Canada.

Notebook and desk setup for planning a personal AI income action plan
AIF-003

Packaging AI Work for Billable Offers

Duration: 3 weeks Format: Live cohort + modules Level: Intermediate

Technical competence does not automatically translate into services clients will pay for. This module teaches packaging: naming deliverables, defining boundaries, writing proposals, and presenting AI-enhanced value in language non-technical buyers understand. You develop at least two packaged offers — for example, a content operations bundle and a research acceleration sprint — with clear inclusions, exclusions, and turnaround expectations.

AIF-004

Pricing & Scope for AI-Enhanced Services

Duration: 3 weeks Format: Live cohort + modules Level: Intermediate

Pricing AI-assisted work requires honest effort estimation even when certain steps run faster. Learn rate structures — hourly, project, retainer, and hybrid — and how to scope pilots that protect margin when clients request expanded AI usage mid-project. Case studies explore Saskatchewan and national market benchmarks without presenting them as guarantees. You practise writing scope documents that limit liability and set revision boundaries.

AIF-005

Productivity Formula — More Billable Output with AI

Duration: 4 weeks Format: Live cohort + modules Level: Advanced

For learners who already bill for their time, this programme focuses on throughput without sacrificing quality. Batch processing patterns, template libraries, review automation, and time-tracking discipline help you identify where AI saves minutes versus where it creates rework. The goal is sustainable productivity — not unsustainable promises — so you can articulate realistic delivery timelines to clients and employers.

AIF-006

Capstone — Your Personal AI Income Action Plan

Duration: 2 weeks Format: Coaching + presentation Level: Capstone

Synthesise prior modules into a documented action plan: target client segments, service menu, pricing assumptions, marketing channels, skill gaps, and a ninety-day implementation schedule. Capstone presentations receive instructor feedback on feasibility and clarity. This is planning coursework — not a launch guarantee — designed to leave you with a professional roadmap you can execute, adjust, or integrate into existing employment goals.

Competition Bureau–aligned disclaimer

Our courses teach skills for working with AI in ways that may support income growth. We do not guarantee any specific earnings, client volume, employment, or business results. Outcomes depend on effort, experience, market demand, pricing, and factors beyond our control. Examples are illustrative only.

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