Don’t just learn it.
Build it for 52 weeks.
Scool of AI is a project-first online learning system. Start from zero, learn one practical skill at a time, ship real work every week, and turn a year of practice into a public GitHub portfolio.
Learn. Build. Ship. Repeat.
No traditional semester structure. Every four weeks forms one build cycle, and every build cycle ends with something you can show.
Learn the minimum
Start with concepts, tools, and guided exercises designed for someone entering the field from scratch.
Build something real
Turn each skill block into a practical mini-product, workflow, architecture, experiment, or business artifact.
Ship it publicly
Push the weekly evidence to GitHub: code, README, screenshots, architecture notes, metrics, and reflection.
Stack your proof
After 52 weeks, your transcript is not a grade sheet. It is a year of visible work and a final capstone.
Pick one path. Build for a year.
Every program includes 52 weekly modules, 13 build cycles, GitHub evidence, and a capstone.
AI Engineering
Every week ends with evidence.
The website tells you what to learn and what to build. You create a repository or folder for that week and publish the evidence.
week-17/
├── README.md
├── src/
├── tests/
├── architecture/
├── screenshots/
└── reflection.md
Earn a project-based certificate of completion.
Complete all 52 weekly submissions, publish the required projects, finish the capstone, and submit your final portfolio for verification.
Prototype note: this static version tracks progress locally in your browser. GitHub verification and certificate issuance can be connected to a backend or automation later. “Certificate” here means a Scool of AI certificate of completion, not an accredited academic degree.
AI Engineering Builder Path
Designed to be simple enough to start today.
Do I need prior experience?
No. Each path begins with fundamentals and progressively raises the difficulty.
Is this self-paced?
Yes. “Week” is a recommended cadence. The static site does not lock content by calendar date.
Where do I submit work?
Each week includes a field where you can save your GitHub repository URL locally in the browser.
Can the site verify GitHub automatically?
Not in this purely static version. A later version can use GitHub OAuth, GitHub Actions, or a small serverless API for verification.