Who is this course for?

People whose prompt works once and breaks on the next question. You will learn how to write words that still hold when the task changes.

Is this a coding course?

No. It is how you brief a model: the instruction, the context, and how you check the answer.

Do I need this before the agent courses?

It helps. It is not required. The agent courses assume you can already tell a model what you want.

What do I leave with?

A way to write a prompt you can reuse, the recordings, and a certificate of completion.

Do you guarantee a job after a cohort?

No. We publish dates, prices, refund terms and consented stories. Placement and income claims are not part of this academy.

What time zone are live sessions in?

Source zone is America/Toronto unless a cohort says otherwise. Session times always name that zone. Convert in your own calendar from the ICS on the cohort card.

Can I join a waitlist if a cohort is full?

Yes. Waitlist captures name, email and optional phone. It does not take payment. Seats that free up are offered in join order.

How does early-bird pricing work?

If a cohort has an early-bird price and the cut-off has not passed (server date at payment), checkout charges the early-bird amount. The cart may still show list price until quote.

What is the refund window?

Full refund before the published cut-off relative to the cohort start; after that the published bands on the Refund page apply. Checkout requires you to accept that policy.

Technology · NGS-1018

Prompt & Context Engineering

A prompt that works once feels like magic, until the next question breaks it and you feel foolish. This course shows you how to write words that still hold when the task changes. You leave able to brief the tool the way you would brief someone you trust.

12 hours
Foundation
Live virtual
October 4 — October 18

Benefits

A pack of prompt patterns you keep after the three weeks.
A simple sheet for checking where the model failed.
Class recordings you can rewatch for 90 days.
A certificate when you finish.

Course overview

12hours

1
System prompts and the job to be done
2
Context windows and a simple RAG pattern
3
Evaluation and why models fail

You have had the lucky answer. You have also had the confident wrong one. This course is for anyone who has to brief a model at work: delivery people, creators, operators. You do not need to code. You write the instructions, then change the question, and see what survives. You learn how to give the model the right pages instead of pasting the whole folder. In plain words, you see how a model can search your own files, and the ordinary ways it fails. The instructor looks at the failures with you. That is the useful part. By the end you can catch a bad answer before you send it on. You leave with prompt patterns, a check sheet, and recordings for 90 days. Three live weeks. Dates and the fee are on this page.

Outcomes

What you will be able to do when the course ends. This is not the list of things you take home. That list is Benefits, at the top of the page.

1You can write instructions to a model that still work when the question changes.
2You can give the model the right information, instead of pasting a whole document.
3You can explain, on one page, how the model finds answers in your own files.
4You can catch the usual ways a model goes wrong before you use the result.

Curriculum

The modules are listed here. You enrol in the whole course, not one module.

Module 1
System prompts and the job to be done
Module 2
Context windows and a simple RAG pattern
Module 3
Evaluation and why models fail

Schedules for Prompt & Context Engineering

PCE-2610

Prompt & Context Engineering

18 seats open

Shailesh Gabhane

Founder · Lead Trainer

English

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Where and when

Sun, Oct 4, 2026 — Sun, Oct 18, 2026
Saturdays · 10:00–14:00 ET
Zoom
Live virtual · Toronto

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$500

Outcomes

You can write instructions to a model that still work when the question changes.You can give the model the right information, instead of pasting a whole document.Live online12 hoursPost-course resources & support

Who can attend

Built for people like you

You will get the most from this ifDelivery professionals, creators, operators, anyone briefing a model

What to bringComfort with a browser. No coding degree required.

Instructor

Shailesh Gabhane

Founder · Lead Trainer

CBAP, PMP, CSPO

Delivery practitioner who built NGSB so working adults in the GTA could see a clear path into BA, PM and agile roles — without guessing the next step.

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Add-ons

These are the extras for this course. They are not included in the fee. You can add one when you enrol.

Resume and interview studio
Canadian-market resume pass plus a recorded mock panel.
$349
Mentoring — 4 hours
Four 1:1 hours with faculty after the cohort. Career or delivery.
$480

Every weak answer you got this month started as a brief you did not finish. Write the one that holds.

FAQ’s

Who is this course for?: People whose prompt works once and breaks on the next question. You will learn how to write words that still hold when the task changes.
Is this a coding course?: No. It is how you brief a model: the instruction, the context, and how you check the answer.
Do I need this before the agent courses?: It helps. It is not required. The agent courses assume you can already tell a model what you want.
What do I leave with?: A way to write a prompt you can reuse, the recordings, and a certificate of completion.
Do you guarantee a job after a cohort?: No. We publish dates, prices, refund terms and consented stories. Placement and income claims are not part of this academy.
What time zone are live sessions in?: Source zone is America/Toronto unless a cohort says otherwise. Session times always name that zone. Convert in your own calendar from the ICS on the cohort card.
Can I join a waitlist if a cohort is full?: Yes. Waitlist captures name, email and optional phone. It does not take payment. Seats that free up are offered in join order.
How does early-bird pricing work?: If a cohort has an early-bird price and the cut-off has not passed (server date at payment), checkout charges the early-bird amount. The cart may still show list price until quote.
What is the refund window?: Full refund before the published cut-off relative to the cohort start; after that the published bands on the Refund page apply. Checkout requires you to accept that policy.

Prompt & Context Engineering

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Course overview

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Curriculum

Schedules for Prompt & Context Engineering

Prompt & Context Engineering

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Shailesh Gabhane

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