AI Prompt Engineering in Action
Move beyond trial-and-error prompting and learn practical techniques for producing clearer, more reliable and reusable AI outputs.
Overview
Good prompting is less about finding a magic phrase and more about communicating a task clearly, supplying the right context, setting constraints and checking the result.
AI Prompt Engineering in Action is a practical workshop where participants learn, test and refine prompting patterns across common business tasks. You will work with zero-shot and example-led prompting, structured outputs, iterative refinement, critique, decomposition and reusable prompt templates.
The emphasis is on techniques that improve consistency and quality across different generative AI tools.
By the end of this workshop, you'll be able to:
Explore the workshop
1 How Generative AI Responds
2 Anatomy of a Strong Prompt
3 Examples and Demonstrations
4 Break Down Complex Tasks
5 Structured Outputs
6 Iterative Prompting
7 Critique and Evaluation
8 Reusable Prompt Templates
9 Prompt Safety and Quality
Built for people doing the work
Learn by doing
Practical exercises you'll complete during the workshop.
Context and constraint challenge
Example-led prompting exercise
Task decomposition exercise
Structured output challenge
Prompt iteration lab
AI critique exercise
Reusable prompt template builder
Practical assets you can reuse
Certificate of completion
Certificate of participation is included with this workshop.
Meet your instructor

Rajiv Goel
Hands-on generative AI training and adoption experience focused on practical prompting, workflow design and business application.
Common questions
Is this suitable for people who already use ChatGPT or Copilot?
Yes. It is designed to move users beyond basic prompting into more systematic techniques.
Do I need technical knowledge?
No. The workshop is practical and business focused.
Does it teach secret prompt formulas?
No. It teaches repeatable principles and patterns that make instructions clearer and outputs easier to evaluate.
Will the techniques work across tools?
Yes. Most techniques are transferable across leading generative AI assistants.
Do we cover chain-of-thought prompting?
The workshop focuses on safe, practical task decomposition, structured reasoning requests and verifiable outputs rather than relying on hidden model reasoning.
Will I write prompts during the session?
Yes. Most of the workshop is hands-on.
How do we handle inaccurate outputs?
You will practise verification, critique, iteration and quality checks.
Will I leave with templates?
Yes. You will build a reusable prompt library and receive structured prompt patterns.


