What has changed in AI over the past couple of years, and what can you actually use today? Join ADA’s beginner-friendly, two-hour workshop in Bukit Batok to connect AI’s progress with your everyday life.
Not the usual prompting or ChatGPT class. Understand the bigger picture, try useful learning and work examples, explore earning opportunities through creating value, and think about your next steps.
Sunday, 22 November 2026 · 10am–12pm (Singapore time).
ADA Bukit Batok · 273 Bukit Batok East Ave 4 #02-78, Singapore 650273.
Every participant must bring a laptop.
Four practical starting points for learners and adults. The focus is knowing what AI can help with, where its limits are, and how to choose a useful next step—not memorising prompts or collecting tools.
Understand how capabilities have expanded over the past couple of years: from text conversations to images, voice, app prototyping and multi-step task workflows. Learn what those changes mean in everyday terms, without technical jargon.
For example: see how an idea can move from a conversation to a visual draft or an app prototype, with a person reviewing the result.
Explore ways to use AI now to unpack an unfamiliar topic, practise explaining an idea and plan revision. Learn why checking against trusted learning materials matters, even when an answer sounds confident.
For example: turn a difficult topic into a simpler explanation and practice questions, then check the reasoning yourself.
Explore how AI can support useful work, services or small-business ideas through research, draft content and early prototypes. Start with a real need and consider the quality, skills and human effort needed to meet it.
For example: outline a service idea or draft a product description for a small business. These are possibilities to evaluate, not promises of income or employment.
Think about how AI could affect tasks in a field you are curious about, which human skills still matter, and what you could start learning. Use AI as a starting point for exploration, not an authority on your future.
For example: compare tasks in a career of interest, check the information with reliable sources, and identify a small learning project to try next.
A guided introduction that connects AI’s progress with learning, useful work and future choices. Expect plain-language explanations, practical demonstrations and beginner-friendly exploration—not a race to master tools.
Times below are elapsed from the start of the workshop, not clock times.
Put the past couple of years of AI progress in context. Connect the changes with everyday learning, work and future choices.
Understand AI in plain language, why confident answers can be wrong, and where human judgement and fact-checking belong.
See demonstrations of different capabilities and how they can support a task in stages: exploring an idea, producing a draft and reviewing it.
Explore guided examples such as simplifying a topic, generating practice questions or developing a first draft for a business idea. Review what is useful, what is wrong and what needs your input.
Discuss what you tried and how you checked it. Consider whether it helps someone learn or solves a real problem—the starting point for creating value.
Explore ways AI might support work or business ideas without assuming an income. Discuss skills worth developing and how to investigate a career or learning path thoughtfully.
Clarify what you have seen and consider a manageable next experiment. This is an introduction, not personalised career or business consulting.
Whether you are a student curious about learning with AI or an adult exploring its place in work and everyday life, start here. ADA’s neighbourhood session welcomes ages 10 and above. No coding or previous AI experience is needed.
Learning together? The payment link is for one seat only. Ask ADA about arrangements for additional participants.
Go beyond ChatGPT in two guided, in-person hours: understand AI’s progress, explore uses for learning and work, consider earning opportunities through creating value, and think about your future. Beginner-friendly for ages 10+, with no coding required.
Sunday, 22 November 2026 · 10am–12pm (Singapore time)
273 Bukit Batok East Ave 4 #02-78, Singapore 650273.
Enter the participant’s name, email and contact number at checkout to register and pay for one seat.
Booking for 22 November 2026, 10am–12pm at Bukit Batok. Every participant must bring a laptop. Questions? hello@adatuition.com
