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AI Prompt Engineering

Learn AI Prompt Engineering for free — how LLMs think and real prompt patterns, with free notes, cheat sheets and hands-on assignments, entirely from your phone.

  • 5 topics
  • 21 lessons
  • 43 pages
  • 4 pages
  • 149 tasks

What's inside AI Prompt Engineering

Everything to learn AI Prompt Engineering, in one place.

  • 21 curated video lessons Hand-picked and in order — not a random playlist.
  • 43 pages of written notes Read, highlight in four colours, and draw on with a pen tool.
  • 4-page cheat sheet The key facts of AI Prompt Engineering, condensed.
  • 149 hands-on tasks Apply each module instead of just watching it.
  • A WhatsApp community Ask doubts and learn alongside other AI Prompt Engineering learners.

What you'll learn

5 modules, in order.

  1. 1 How AI & LLMs Work 4 lessons
  2. 2 Core Prompting Skills 5 lessons
  3. 3 Using AI for Real Work 5 lessons
  4. 4 AI Tools & Automation 4 lessons
  5. 5 Career & Freelancing 3 lessons

Frequently asked

About AI Prompt Engineering specifically.

Yes. Every account gets one skill free forever — no card required, nothing to cancel. Choose AI Prompt Engineering as that free skill and the full roadmap, notes, cheat sheet and assignments below come with it. After your one free skill, AI Prompt Engineering unlocks for a one-time ₹499 or ₹175 a month for 4 months.

A structured roadmap of 5 modules and 21 lessons in order, plus 43 pages of written notes, a 4-page cheat sheet and 149 hands-on assignment tasks — and a WhatsApp community for when you get stuck.

No. The roadmap is built for complete beginners and starts from the fundamentals, so you can start AI Prompt Engineering with zero background.

No — SkillNarrative doesn't issue certificates or accreditation. The notes, cheat sheet and assignments are built so you can show the skill through real, practical work instead.

Each topic links to one specific, hand-picked video instead of leaving you to search for one, backed by original written notes and a quick-reference cheat sheet, with hands-on assignments so the learning gets applied, not just watched.

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