Next-Level Prompt Engineering with AI (NLPEA)
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NLPEA is a comprehensive online course that teaches you how to master the art and science of prompt engineering for GPT-powered AI models.Prompt engineering is the skill of crafting effective prompts that produce high-quality outputs from AI models.This course teaches the secret sauce that makes the difference between garbage and getting gold from your AI queries.
By the end of this masterclass in AI
You’ll be able to:
- Generate next-level quality outputs from ChatGPT or any other GPT-powered AI model
- Solve impossible-seeming problems with conversational AI
- Demonstrate promptcraft skills unknown to 99.99999% of the world
- Gain a true competitive edge even over others who use AI
And you’ll be able to do all this
without:
- Without spending a fortune on hiring under-skilled experts, testing new tools, or learning to code
- Without wasting hours on trial-and-error experimentation
- Without settling for mediocre results
If you’re skeptical, you’re smart
You should be skeptical.The AI space has A LOT of hype.There are some courses out there that promise to teach you how to use AI but then fail to deliver any new information.They either give you superficial or outdated info that doesn’t help you in practice, overwhelms you with technical jargon, or leaves out crucial aspects that make or break your results.We know. Because we’ve tried many of these courses ourselves.That’s why we decided to create something on a whole new level:Our own course designed for people like us, people who want to not only unlock the hidden secrets of generative AI, but become leaders in the industry.The course is designed by Rob Lennon, AI speaker, public figure, and well-known expert in GPT prompt engineering. Rob has 128,000+ followers across Twitter and LinkedIn and his newsletter. His podcast,
Mind Meets Machine, debuts in April 2023 as the first mainstream podcast with an AI co-host.(Also, this course is risk-free because it’s backed up by two amazing guarantees: AI Mastery Assurance and the Future-Proof Promise.)
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FAQ
What are the benefits of certification?
The certification is the most useful for two purposes:For learning teams and HR leaders to allow an expert to hold their staff accountable for learning the information.For job seekers and ambitious professionals who want to prove that their knowledge is more than some neat tricks they found in a Reddit post.If a public and verifiable demonstration of knowledge isn't useful for you, you should skip the certification.
Can I expense this course?
Absolutely. Nearly every organization has a massive need for this skill set.In fact, many employers wish they could put their staff through this course. but hey don't yet know it exists.Here's a sample request message to send to your manager:
---Subject: Approval for AI Course Expense[Manager's Name],We need to get ahead in the AI game and I've found a way.I'm writing to seek approval to expense "Next-Level Prompt Engineering with AI (NLPEA)", a course focuses on prompt engineering for GPT-powered AI models like ChatGPT.The NLPEA course is designed by Rob Lennon—a globally-recognized expert in the field of prompt engineering. It provides comprehensive training on the principles and techniques of promptcraft that don't exist anywhere else.You can check out the course page at
gptpromptcourse.com.The course only costs $470 for what would take 100+ hours to learn and discover on my own.I'm excited bring these skills into our company and share the knowledge with the team.Your approval for this investment is greatly appreciated.Thank you,
[Your Name]
Is the prompt engineering course highly technical?
These are complex topics, explained simply.The course is not technical. We've made every effort to make the material accessible to the average person, especially people with non-technical backgrounds.For example, we've done away with a lot of the jargon used in academic papers to describe the same ideas.The beauty of AI is that in the power of natural language. Anyone can use their words to get results that previously only coders could.No coding or other technical knowledge is needed, but you should be able to follow logical patterns and wrap your brain around new ideas.
How is this different from Rob Lennon's course AI Content Reactor?
Content Reactor is focused on helping content marketers and creators build better systems.While promptcraft is a topic of Content Reactor, it doesn't go into nearly as much depth at this course (NLPEA). In fact, NLPEA represents a powerful next step for anyone who took Content Reactor but wants to shift from an advanced skillset to an elite skillset that didn't even exist 4 months ago.That said, a handful of the techniques here in NLPEA will be brought back to Content Reactor in the next update once ChatGPT plugins become available.
Does this course including information about image prompting?
No.While we enjoy Stable Diffusion, Midjourney, and other AI art tools, this course is focused on word-based prompt engineering for language models only.
Will I learn prompt automation and how to code my own AI products?
No.This course focuses on prompting strategies that can be applied by regular people in conversational AI interfaces like ChatGPT, Claude, Bard, and Bing Chat.The course doesn't delve into other aspects of AI systems like fine-tuning, vector databases, or automation.If you're hoping to learn how to implement tools like LangChain or Pinecone, this course won't teach you that either.However, if you do use LangChain, Pinecone, or write your own machine learning code in Python, you should be able to become far more capable with what you can do if you apply what you learn here.
What's so funny about the acronym NLPEA?
Say it out loud.Then think about the acronym for "Natural Language Processing".And no, an AI did not come up with that.
Can I get certified in prompt engineering?
Yes. As part of this course, you may optionally get certified by submitting a short project that demonstrates your knowledge.The certification requires a $500 per-person fee and is usually reimbursable by your employer if you ask.The project involves submitting an advanced prompt or prompt sequence and providing context about what it does and why it works. If you have engineered any advanced prompts during the duration of the course, the project should take no longer than 15 minutes.Certifications are reviewed and issued within 7 days. Because of how quickly the field is changing, certifications are considered timely for 1 year, after which, you should seek to refresh your knowledge and recertify.
The course guarantees a year of updates, but what happens after a year? Do I lose access?
You will always have access to what you purchased.As for the updates, we absolutely intend to keep updating this for quite some time. Still, the industry may change so dramatically at some point in the next 1-3 years that an entirely new course becomes necessary. The use of a year is slightly arbitrary.We've left room here so that if we have to build something entirely new on the same topic (e.g. hundreds more hours of research and course creation) that it could become a different product.The goal is to be fair to everyone involved. We want to take care of our customers. We want to back the knowledge with a solid guarantee and promise that it'll stay relevant. But having guaranteed updates go indefinitely into the future is unsustainable for any business, hence the "1 year".
