AI & no-code courses — from your first prompt to a shipped product

The Zerocoder Academy catalog covers programs across neural networks, no-code and automation: from entry-level modules for people opening ChatGPT for the first time to deep tracks building custom AI assistants and wiring models into real workflows. Every course is shipped by practitioners — people who earn with these tools daily, not retell someone else's notes.

Programs are built to take you to a measurable outcome quickly. Not "watched 40 videos" but "shipped my first chatbot", "published a Bubble landing without code", "set up an automated content pipeline on n8n". Every step ends with a real artefact for your portfolio that a client or employer can see.

What's inside: directions and tools

AI courses cover four big directions. Text & content — ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, prompt engineering, editing, research and analytics. Visuals — Midjourney, Nano Banana, Flux, Sora, Runway, Kling: from concept art and brand kits to video ads. Voice & audio — ElevenLabs, Suno: voice-overs, jingles, audiobooks. No-code development — Bubble, FlutterFlow, Webflow, Tilda, plus automation on n8n and Make.com.

A separate layer covers AI agents and assistants: how to assemble a "sales helper" or "content editor" that reads inbox, drafts replies and publishes. These tracks help both founders and specialists scaling routines.

Formats: online and hybrid

Most programs run online with recordings, homework and mentor reviews. Convenient if you mix study with work — go module by module on free evenings, revisit topics later. For those who need group dynamics there are hybrid formats with live workshops and weekend project intensives.

Beginner courses from scratch

If you're new to AI, start with basics: gentle terminology, popular models walkthrough and warm-up tasks — rewrite an email, build a product card, draw an illustration from a brief. Afterwards it's easier to pick the deeper direction.

For practitioners

People who already use AI daily benefit from deeper tracks: multi-step prompt engineering, RAG pipelines, fine-tuning, model integration via API into production services. More code and architecture decisions — but the fee effect is much more visible.

Pricing and how to save

Course price depends on length, mentor depth and whether a diploma is issued. Short entry intensives are free or cheap. Programs with project work, mentor feedback and placement support cost more but pay back faster thanks to real portfolio cases.

Before buying, walk through the school's free intro lessons: they show pace, delivery and style — you'll know if the format fits. Many platforms offer instalments, corporate packs and early-bird discounts.

How to pick the right course

Decide your goal: speed up daily work (short ChatGPT prompting course), switch career (placement-backed track with a portfolio), launch your own AI product (agents + API integration program). Each goal has its own module mix and tempo — no point in a six-month course for routines you can master in a week.

Then look at instructors, feedback format and the community. Regular homework reviews and an alumni chat accelerate progress more than the prettiest video lessons. Confirm in advance: how many submissions a mentor personally reviews, the review format and whether career sessions are included.

Certificate, diploma and placement

A certificate confirms course completion — useful for a CV, especially when changing fields. A diploma matters for formal employer requirements or internal attestation in large companies. Each card shows which document the school issues — pick what fits your case.

Placement-backed programs include CV sessions, interview prep and internship matchmaking. Some courses have direct partnerships with employers — graduates skip mass screenings and walk straight into shortlists.

Where to start

Open the filters above — pick a level ("from scratch", "skill-up"), price band and duration. The catalog narrows to programs that fit your case. Still unsure? Start with a free ChatGPT or Midjourney course: a couple of evenings is enough to see which tool clicks, then the paid track choice becomes obvious.

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