Course Name: Certificate in Artificial Intelligence & Digital Skills (CAIDS)
Course Code: JNYC-C107
Eligibility: Class X
Course Duration: 3 Months
Course Fees: 3000/-
Admission Amount: 1500/-
Monthly Installment: 500/-
Total Installment: 3
Course Content: Module 1: Computer & Digital Basics (Weeks 1-2)
Before diving into AI, we ensure every student has a rock-solid foundation in modern digital tools.
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Operating Systems & File Management: Understanding Windows/Linux/macOS, cloud storage navigation (Google Drive, OneDrive).
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Essential Productivity Tools: Advanced Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides for documentation and reporting.
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Internet Safety & Digital Hygiene: Securing accounts, identifying phishing/scams, and basic data privacy.
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Introduction to Web Ecosystems: How browsers, extensions, and search engines actually work.
Module 2: Introduction to AI & Prompt Engineering (Weeks 3-4)
Demystifying AI and learning how to talk to it effectively.
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What is AI? A simple guide to Machine Learning, Neural Networks, and Generative AI (no heavy math).
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The Anatomy of a Prompt: Role, Context, Task, and Constraints.
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Advanced Prompting Techniques: Few-shot prompting, chain-of-thought, and system instructions.
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AI Assistants in Action: Mastering ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini for research, editing, and brainstorming.
Module 3: AI Content Creation (Weeks 5-6)
Turning ideas into high-quality visual and written media.
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AI Copy writing: Writing blogs, social media captions, emails, and ad copies using AI text tools.
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AI Image Generation: Master Mid journey, DALL-E 3, and Stable Diffusion to create artwork, mockups, and logos.
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AI Video & Audio Editing: Text-to-video tools (Runway, Sora, or Pika), AI voice overs (Eleven Labs), and automated video editing.
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Graphic Design Integration: Using AI features inside Canva and Adobe Express for rapid content production.
Module 4: AI in Business & Automation (Weeks 7-8)
How modern workplaces use AI to cut down manual labor.
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AI for Business Communication: Writing professional emails, meeting summaries, and proposals.
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No-Code Automation Tools: Connecting apps using Make.com and Zapier (e.g., auto-saving email attachments to Google Drive or auto-posting to social media).
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AI Chatbots: Building simple, no-code customer service bots using platforms like Voiceflow or Landbot.
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Data Analysis for Beginners: Using AI tools to analyze basic Excel sheets and generate visual charts.
Module 5: Freelancing & Earning with AI (Weeks 9-10)
Monetizing the skills learned throughout the course.
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The AI Freelancing Ecosystem: Setting up profiles on Fiverr, Upwork, and Freelancer.
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Micro-Services You Can Sell: AI-assisted copywriting, logo design, video shorts creation, and presentation designing.
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Personal Branding: Using AI to write a resume, optimize a LinkedIn profile, and draft winning project proposals.
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Client Management & Ethics: Dealing with revisions, tracking hours, and understanding copyright/plagiarism with AI content.
Module 6: Final Project & Assessment (Weeks 11-12)
Putting it all together into a portfolio piece.
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Project Selection: Students choose a capstone track (e.g., Launch a Mock AI Content Agency or Build an Automated Business Workflow).
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Development & Mentorship: Guided building phase to ensure a functional, portfolio-ready output.
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Presentation & Viva: Presenting the final project to a panel, explaining the tools used, the prompts engineered, and the problem solved.
Course Benefits: Benefits of This Course
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Future-Proof Resume: For a student straight out of Class X, having a certified specialization in Generative AI tools sets them light-years ahead of peers applying for standard data-entry or desk jobs.
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Immediate Earning Potential: The modules on freelancing and content creation teach skills that can be monetized immediately from a home laptop—perfect for students wanting to support their education.
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Massive Productivity Boost: Beyond jobs, the prompt engineering and digital basics learned here will help students study faster, research better, and ace their higher education projects.
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No Coding Barrier: It breaks the myth that AI is only for programmers. This course empowers non-technical students to act as “AI Operators” or architects without writing a line of Python.
Future-Proof Resume: For a student straight out of Class X, having a certified specialization in Generative AI tools sets them light-years ahead of peers applying for standard data-entry or desk jobs.
Immediate Earning Potential: The modules on freelancing and content creation teach skills that can be monetized immediately from a home laptop—perfect for students wanting to support their education.
Massive Productivity Boost: Beyond jobs, the prompt engineering and digital basics learned here will help students study faster, research better, and ace their higher education projects.
No Coding Barrier: It breaks the myth that AI is only for programmers. This course empowers non-technical students to act as “AI Operators” or architects without writing a line of Python.
Scope This Course: 1. The Freelance Gig Track (Direct Income)
This is for students who want to start earning their own pocket money or funding their studies right from home. Because AI tools cut production time by 80%, a 10th-grade student can deliver work that used to require a professional agency.
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Content Creator / Copywriter: Instead of staring at a blank page, students learn to use AI to generate blog posts, script YouTube videos, or write ad copies. They can pitch themselves to local businesses or online clients to handle their weekly content updates.
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Thumbnail & Graphic Designer: Using tools like Midjourney or Canva AI, they don’t need years of Photoshop training. They can generate stunning, clickable YouTube thumbnails, book covers, or logos in minutes for clients on Fiverr or Upwork.
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Social Media Manager: Small businesses rarely have time to post online. A CAIDS graduate can use AI to generate a month’s worth of social media captions, schedule them using automation tools, and design the graphics—all in a single weekend of work.
2. Tech Support & Administration (Job Ready)
For students looking for immediate, stable employment or part-time office jobs, traditional “data entry” is evolving into “AI operations.” Businesses want people who can handle digital tasks at lightning speed.
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Smart Data Entry Operator: Traditional data entry is slow. A graduate of this course knows how to feed messy data into an AI tool, clean it up instantly, format it perfectly into Excel, and generate visual charts without typing formulas for hours.
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AI-Powered Virtual Assistant (VA): VAs handle emails, schedules, and research for busy professionals. With AI, a student can draft professional email replies, summarize 50-page reports into 5 bullet points, and manage calendars automatically.
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Customer Support Executive: Many modern companies use AI chatbots. Graduates will know how to manage, train, and tweak these no-code customer bots, making them highly valuable to e-commerce brands and startups.
3. High-School & College Track (Academic Edge)
Even if a student doesn’t want to work immediately, this course fundamentally changes how they learn and study in higher education. It gives them an unfair advantage over classmates who are still using old-school study methods.
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Excel in Projects & Assignments: Whether it’s a science presentation or a history essay in Class 11 and 12, these students will know how to use AI for deep research, generating stunning slides, and structuring their thoughts perfectly.
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Learn Coding & Tech Faster: If they choose to study computer science later, they won’t get stuck. They will know how to use AI as a 24/7 personal tutor to explain complex code lines, debug errors, and teach them programming concepts step-by-step.
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Future-Ready Resume: By the time they graduate college and look for major corporate jobs, they will already have years of experience with AI tools on their resume. While others are just putting “Basic Computer Knowledge,” CAIDS students are putting “AI Prompt Engineering & Workflow Automation.”