Enrolment takes one conversation and one deposit.

For Applied LLM Foundations, Automation Studio, Retrieval & Data Engineering, and Model Evaluation & Guardrails you should be able to follow a README, edit a script, and run it locally or in a notebook. Spreadsheet fluency plus that much is enough for Foundations. AI for Operations Leads does not require a repository; you work in structured notes and tables. If you have never opened a terminal, say so on the call so we can point you at the right line.

The example half is recorded and placed in the cohort folder the same night. You still submit the Friday walkthrough. One missed studio evening is expected; two in a row usually means the artefact stalls, so we ask you to use Saturday clinic before the next week. We do not rerun a full evening for one person.

Yes. Online seats follow the same 19:00–22:00 Singapore time block, the same artefacts, and the same Saturday booking sheet for a screen-share clinic. You need a stable connection and a laptop you administer. Fees are the same as the room. Some employers still prefer the Bain Street seat for the second half of the evening, when the instructor is at the table.

You use keys in your own account. A Foundations week scored on a few hundred calls typically stays in a modest two-figure USD range if you keep the evaluation slice tight. Agent weeks cost more because of tool loops. We log tokens in class so the number is visible. Aimasteryhub does not resell tokens and does not set a shared key.

No. Bring a machine you can install a browser, editor and, where needed, a language runtime. The studio supplies desks, displays, wireless network and sample files. If a work laptop blocks local installs, tell us during enrolment; a notebook-only path is possible on Foundations and on Operations Leads.

AI for Operations Leads is written for that seat: four weeks, no production repository, emphasis on scoping, evaluation questions and a vendor or builder brief. The other public lines assume you will type in a repo. Mixing a lead and a developer from the same team on Automation Studio is a common pattern when the lead wants the longer build.

Yes. Completing the artefacts and the Friday walkthroughs earns a document of completion issued by Aimasteryhub. It is not an accredited award, not a degree, and not a licence to practise. We state that on the document so a hiring manager is not misled.

No. We work on anonymised extracts or synthetic sets that you generate before week one. Production customer files, credentials and unreleased documents stay off studio machines and off the live stream. If your legal team needs a written note of that rule, we send it with the enrolment pack.

The programme still ends on the published Friday. You leave with the evaluation log, the last passing slice, and a written list of what remains. The included 45-minute revision can be used to pick the next increment. A stalled task is a common outcome when the data was late or the owner was absent; it is not treated as a fee dispute if you attended and submitted the logs.