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From AI understanding to real implementation.

The AI curriculum shows how founders and teams move beyond tool chaos into real application, governance, and an ongoing learning rhythm.

FoundationsSolution tracksImplementationOngoing guidance
Kai Zimmer as guide for the AI curriculum
3 layersfrom understanding to rollout
90 daysfirst implementation frame
1 systeminstead of isolated videos

How the curriculum is structured

Not by isolated tools, but by learning stages with direct business relevance.

1. Foundations

Models, terminology, tool landscape, and the difference between hype and dependable usage.

2. Solution tracks

Sales, service, back office, content, team knowledge, and governance as real problem spaces.

3. Implementation

Prompts, workflow logic, roles, approvals, privacy, and pilot setup design.

4. Ongoing guidance

Membership and 1:1 AI conversations make sure the learning stays current and actionable.

30 minutes one-to-one — pick your own slot

Instead of a fixed weekly session we talk about your case directly: one concrete bottleneck, 30 minutes on Zoom, free and without obligation.

30 minutes1:1Zoom

After booking you receive the confirmation with the Zoom link. Free and non-binding, no purchase required.

One possible learning rhythm

Week and day labels suggest a personal learning plan, not a promised completion time or outcome. Current modules are listed on Skool; the reviewed introductory modules are in German.

1

Day 1 to 30

Set foundations, terminology, and tool understanding properly through the free course.

2

Day 31 to 60

Choose one solution track and work through a first real business case in a structured way.

3

Day 61 to 90

Translate workflow logic, roles, and governance into your own company context.

4

Then ongoing

Use 1:1 AI conversations and Membership to stay aligned with market shifts, new tools, and open questions.

Who this learning path is for

Especially for people who do not just want to understand AI, but translate it into real work cleanly.

  • Founders who need a clear sequence instead of tool overload
  • Teams that want to build foundations and implementation logic at the same time
  • Operators who have to filter new tools by relevance, not by noise
  • Organizations that want to connect 1:1 AI conversations, Membership, and later implementation coherently

Questions about the curriculum

Do I need to work through the curriculum linearly?

For beginners, yes, because the sequence is intentional. Teams with prior exposure can prioritize certain tracks, but should not skip the foundations.

Is the curriculum more theory or more practice?

It is designed as a mix. Foundations create understanding, while tracks and implementation blocks translate that into real work logic.

When do 1:1 AI conversations or Membership become the right next step?

As soon as you are moving from understanding into prioritization, open questions, or first implementation friction, 1:1 AI conversations and Membership become valuable.

Discuss the learning path

Tell us what role you have and where you currently stand in your AI learning and rollout journey.

Current materials and participation

Week and day labels suggest a personal learning plan, not a promised completion time or outcome. Current modules are listed on Skool; the reviewed introductory modules are in German.

Recordings are provided only when they exist and are cleared for publication. An announced session does not guarantee a replay. Currently available materials are listed in the Skool community.

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