Graduate ready
to use AI at work.

Employers increasingly value AI skills. Practice on your own coursework with my guidance, within your course's rules and without handing over the thinking school is there to build.

Build your AI skills

Free 30-minute call. No preparation needed. Your coursework is the starting point.

The workplace is changing
while you are still in school.

  1. 01

    Where AI skills are becoming useful.

    You may enter a workplace where using AI is simply part of the job.

  2. 02

    School may not teach you how to use it at work.

    Different courses have different rules. Different instructors have different expectations. And professional use often sits outside the curriculum.

  3. 03

    Keep the learning in your hands.

    If AI does the thinking you’re developing, you may get the answer without the skill behind it.

A student with a backpack working on a laptop on concrete steps overlooking the mountains

Job-ready means knowing
when to use AI, and when not to.

When you're working on an assignment or preparing for a job, ask:

  • Should I use AI here?
  • What should I give it?
  • Can I trust this?
  • What needs checking?
  • What does my course allow?
  • What still needs my own thinking?
That is AI judgement: knowing when to use AI, and how to check what it gives you.

Keep your reasoning visible.

Follow your course's rules, acknowledge AI use when required and keep your own reasoning visible. At work, you may need to explain why you used AI, what you gave it, what you checked and what you changed. Start that habit now.

How we practice together.

Kiyan Sheikh, founder of (re)think.ai

Kiyan Sheikh

Founder, (re)think.ai

Meet your adviser
  1. 01

    Know your course's rules.

    Check your syllabus and ask your instructor when the rules are unclear. We choose practice that respects those boundaries and the skills you need to learn yourself.

  2. 02

    Practice on real work.

    Practice on coursework where AI is permitted, such as comparing explanations, organizing research or asking for feedback. You still do the work.

  3. 03

    Check the answer.

    Check claims against course materials and original sources. Find what is missing or wrong, and explain what you changed.

  4. 04

    Take it to work.

    Use the same habits in internships, projects and your first job. Tools change, so learn how to decide what to ask, what to check and what to do yourself.

Start with a free 30-minute call.

Tell me what you're studying, where AI feels unclear and the work you're aiming for. We'll discuss what you want to learn and whether working together fits.

Then practice together, if you choose.

Paid one-to-one guidance uses your coursework and career goals. Choose a plan below, or we’ll pick one together on the free call.

Choose a plan.

Every plan covers the same skills. Longer plans go deeper.

Foundation

$180

4 hours · 2 months

Start with guided practice on permitted coursework.

Best for students who want a practical introduction to AI.

How far we go

  • Practice inside your course’s rules
  • Learn to work with AI on real examples
  • Spot where AI makes mistakes
Choose Foundation

Career Ready

$420

12 hours · 6 months

Develop repeatable approaches for coursework and career goals.

Best for students near graduation or applying for professional roles.

How far we go

  • Practice across several workplace tasks
  • Build repeatable ways of working with AI
  • Use AI for your job search
Choose Career Ready

Choosing a plan books your free 30-minute call. Your months start at your first session; book it within 30 days. Unused hours don’t roll over. A valid student ID is required.

Questions students ask.

Is using AI cheating?

It depends on your school, your course and your instructor, so the first step is knowing what's allowed. If your course prohibits AI, don't use it for that assignment. Whatever the rules, my test is simple: you should be able to explain your work out loud, without AI.

How do I know what my course allows?

Start with the course-rule check above. Ask your instructor in writing if anything is unclear.

Will you do the work for me?

No. You do the thinking and the checking, and I guide you.

Do I need AI experience?

No. Bring curiosity and a willingness to practice.

Graduate with both.

Your expertise, and the ability to use AI around it.

Tell me what you're studying and where you want to use AI.

Build your AI skills

Free 30-minute call. No preparation needed. Your coursework is the starting point.

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