Generative AI - AI For Everyone (Gen AI) Course In Nepal

AI-Integrated Learning What You Do at Every Stage

This entire course is built around real AI tools, not theory. AI agents have moved out of developer-only tooling and into the everyday apps professionals already use copilots and agent features are projected to be embedded in roughly 80% of enterprise workplace applications in 2026, and non-technical employees are often the ones who benefit most, since these tools increasingly guide you through multi-step tasks that used to require a specialist. Every phase below includes free or free-tier tools, a real practice task, and a deliverable you can use in your actual job so by graduation, working with AI feels like a normal part of your workflow, not a separate skill you have to remember to use.

How this changes the actual day-to-day work

Drafting a first version of a report, proposal, or marketing email used to mean starting from a blank page now it means starting from an AI-generated draft and spending your time on the parts that actually need judgment: is this accurate, does it sound like us, does it actually solve the reader's problem. That's not a smaller job, it's a different one less time typing, more time deciding what's good enough to send.

The same shift is happening with research and planning. Where pulling together background information for a decision used to mean an afternoon of manual searching and summarizing, AI tools including the agent features now built into many everyday apps can pull together a first-pass brief by working through several steps on their own, like searching, summarizing, and organizing findings into a structure you asked for. The skill that matters now isn't doing that legwork yourself; it's knowing what to ask for, checking whether the agent's result is actually correct, and catching the cases where it confidently got something wrong.

Students always review and fact-check every AI output before using it in real work especially anything with numbers, claims, or commitments to a client or employer. The AI speeds up the first draft and the legwork; the judgment about what's accurate, appropriate, and ready to send stays yours.

AI Prompts You'll Use in Class:

• First Draft: "Act as a [your role]. Draft a [type of document] for [audience], covering [key points]. Keep the tone [formal/friendly/persuasive]." You'll use this on a real document from your own job or business and edit it into final form yourself.
• Research Brief: "Research [topic] and summarize the 5 most important points I need to know before [a meeting/decision/proposal]. Flag anything you're uncertain about." You'll fact-check every point before using it.
• Content Repurposing: "Take this [article/report/transcript] and turn it into [a LinkedIn post / an email / a one-page summary] for [audience]." You'll adjust tone and check accuracy before publishing.
• Visual Brief: "Suggest 3 visual concepts for [presentation/social post] about [topic], including style and mood for each." You'll generate and select the final visual yourself in Midjourney, DALL·E, or Canva AI.

GENERATIVE AI — AI FOR EVERYONE COURSE CURRICULUM

Skill Shikshya's Generative AI - AI For Everyone course in Nepal is structured to take you from zero AI knowledge to a confident, productive AI practitioner in a focused, practical timeline. Every module combines a concept introduction, live AI tool demonstration, hands-on practice, and a real-world use case project, so you can apply what you learn to your work or business immediately.

Below is the complete digital marketing roadmap covered in the course: