Training formats
Choose a format that fits your calendar. Every option stays vocational: AI tools, AI workflows and income-focused training for priced, billable work — not life coaching and not guaranteed income schemes.
Weekly live sessions with peer critique, facilitator feedback and homework that mirrors client work. Cohorts keep you accountable while you practise ChatGPT, Copilot and Claude on real AI-assisted client work scenarios. Indicative program fees follow the ranges on our programs page (C$490–C$1,490 depending on track).
Best for learners who want structure, deadlines and a room of peers who will ask hard questions about packaging AI services and pricing AI work.
Recorded lessons, worksheets and checkpoints for professionals who need flexibility. Content still covers AI productivity, generative AI for work and push-into-billable-delivery exercises. Indicative range: C$390–C$790 per module bundle.
Two focused days on tool fluency plus service packaging for sale. Useful when a side income idea needs a clear deliverable list before another month slips by. Indicative range: C$690–C$1,190.
Custom workshops for teams adopting AI workflows for client services or internal productivity. We teach methods that can support income growth and career income upside for staff — we do not guarantee business results. Custom quote.
A vocational skills review — not therapy, not life coaching. Bring a draft offer, a messy AI workflow or a pricing question. We pressure-test clarity, AI output quality habits and whether your priced AI deliverables are actually buyable. Sessions run 60–90 minutes. Indicative range: C$220–C$380.
Alumni can also join the Q&A forum for ongoing questions about AI use cases for professionals, AI automation and delivery practice. Forum access is educational peer support, not advisory on investments or guaranteed profit skills.
Regardless of format, you get curriculum tied to earn-with-AI skills: prompt engineering practice, AI service delivery methods, and honest talk about where AI errs. Completion certificates reflect training participation only.
Live cohorts emphasise peer critique on packaging AI services and pricing AI work. Self-paced modules keep the same worksheets so you can practise AI workflows between client calls. Weekend intensives compress tool fluency and service packaging for sale into two high-focus days. Corporate workshops align teams on AI use cases for professionals without pretending automation alone will increase income. 1:1 skills reviews pressure-test one offer or one messy process until the next billable step is obvious.
Alumni Q&A forums are for practical questions — which Claude habits help with research packs, how Copilot fits a weekly drafting block, when ChatGPT should stay out of confidential client files. Forums are not investment clubs and not places to post guaranteed-income screenshots. Facilitators may share educational examples of priced AI deliverables; they will not invent salary testimonials with dollar amounts.
Across formats we stay inside vocational training: generative AI for work, AI output quality, AI automation that respects privacy, and push-into-billable-delivery practice. If you need life coaching, trading signals or a marketing agency retainer, those are different purchases. If you need income-focused training that can support career income upside or side income experiments, pick a format and start with an honest scope.
AI Income Push trains people to apply AI tools to priced, billable work. We teach workflows, packaging and delivery methods that can support income growth — we do not promise a specific salary, profit figure or business outcome. Certificates confirm course participation. AI outputs can be wrong; you stay accountable for professional judgment. Education only — not investment advice.