Programmes

A progression, from AI literacy to shipped work.

Four professional cohort levels, an executive track, and student tracks. Every programme is instructor-led and delivered on campus at Al Nahyan, live online, or hybrid.

Level 01 · Foundation

AI Ignite

Practical AI literacy for an entire team. Participants learn what current models do reliably, where they fail, how to prompt and verify them, and which everyday tasks are worth handing over — ending with a written personal AI usage plan for their own role.

Learning outcomes
  • Explain in plain language how generative models produce output, and what that implies for accuracy.
  • Write structured prompts that produce consistent, checkable results.
  • Identify tasks in their own role suitable — and unsuitable — for AI assistance.
  • Apply basic checks for confidentiality, accuracy and appropriate use before relying on an output.
Modules
  1. M1How AI models work, in practical terms
  2. M2Prompting as a repeatable method
  3. M3Documents, data and summarisation tasks
  4. M4Verification, confidentiality and responsible use
  5. M5Building your role-specific AI usage plan
Programme details
Target audience
All functions; no technical background required
Entry requirements
Comfortable using a computer and working in English
Delivery mode
In person · live online · hybrid
Duration & training hours
Duration: to be confirmed
Assessment
Completed AI usage plan, reviewed by the trainer
Certification
Richmond Hill Education course completion documentation
Level 02 · Applied

AI Catalyst

Participants take one real task from their own role and rebuild it as a documented AI-assisted workflow — then hand it to a colleague to prove it is repeatable.

Covers
  • Task decomposition and workflow mapping
  • Prompt libraries and reusable templates
  • Working with documents and structured data
  • Quality checks and handover documentation
For
Analysts, marketing, operations, HR, finance
Duration
Duration: to be confirmed

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Level 03 · Specialist

AI Prism

For technical and data-facing roles: connecting models to real systems, evaluating output quality objectively, and building the guardrails that make automation safe to run unattended.

Covers
  • Retrieval over an organisation’s own documents
  • Agents, tool use and multi-step automation
  • Evaluation: measuring whether output is good enough
  • Failure modes, logging and human review points
For
Developers, data and IT roles, technical leads
Duration
Duration: to be confirmed

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Level 04 · Advanced

AI Forge

A capstone cohort. Teams scope, build and present a working AI solution for their own organisation, assessed against criteria agreed at the start of the programme.

Covers
  • Scoping a solution against a business constraint
  • Build sprints with trainer review checkpoints
  • Testing, documentation and handover
  • Final presentation and assessed review
For
Product, engineering and innovation teams
Duration
Duration: to be confirmed

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Executive track

Executive AI Briefing

A condensed, discussion-led session for boards, executive committees and senior leadership. No coding: the focus is on where AI creates value, what governance it demands, and how to sequence adoption.

  • Where AI is already changing your sector
  • Deciding what to pilot, and what to leave alone
  • Data, confidentiality and acceptable-use governance
Student tracks

AI and coding for school students

Age-banded programmes taught on campus in small groups, in term-time cycles and holiday intensives.

C1 · Grades 1–5

Explorers

Logic, sequencing and block-based coding, with guided introductions to how machines recognise patterns.

C2 · Grades 6–9

Builders

Python foundations, robotics and data — students build working projects and learn to test and fix their own code.

C3 · Grades 10–12

Innovators

Applied machine learning and generative AI, culminating in an individual portfolio project and presentation.

Admissions

How to register

Registration is handled by Richmond Hill Education LLC – SPC. An advisor confirms the cohort level and issues joining details in writing before the start date.

Entry requirements

Stated per programme above. Where a prerequisite applies, a short conversation confirms readiness.

What is issued on completion

Richmond Hill Education course completion documentation naming the programme, training hours and assessment outcome.

Cancellation & refunds

Governed by the Richmond Hill Education refund and cancellation policy.