Training · CDTIN, with the City Boy Movement
AI for Productivity
How to get real work done with an AI assistant — not tricks and prompt lists, but a way of working you keep. You arrive with a job you have been struggling to finish. You leave having finished it, with a method and a context file you reuse on every job after this one.
Watch the first lesson
A topic gets a thin answer. A job gets a usable one.
Every subject in this course opens with a short explainer like this one. It stops once to ask you a question. The rest of the lesson is practice.
What you finish holding
One real piece of your own work, finished end to end with an AI assistant and good enough to send to the person who asked for it — plus your own written context file and brief templates, which make the next job faster than this one was.
The seven modules
Taken at your own pace, on your phone. Nothing closes, so a busy week costs you nothing.
- The brief: asking so the first answer is usable
- The pass: one correction round, read against what you asked
- The file: the context you only explain once
- The proof: never send what you did not check
- The split: jobs too big for one answer
- Standing routines: the work you do every week
- Finish the job, measure it, and price your hours
Free from start to finish
Everything taught in the seven modules runs on a free account, on a phone browser, with no card and no subscription. The free tiers of the major assistants are enough for every exercise here.
When paying becomes worth it
A paid tier earns its money when you are doing the same work daily and the free limit becomes the thing stopping you — not before. Module seven gives you the arithmetic: what your hours are worth, what the subscription costs, and the point where it pays for itself. If the answer is not yet, the honest answer is not yet.
What it leads to
The skill is paid for in a few different shapes, and the course walks all of them: doing the work for somebody else, doing your own work in far less time, and selling the method on to people who need it.
- Remote assistant and research work. Entry listings for assistant, research and writing work commonly run $5 to $15 an hour; paid out to a Nigerian account through Payoneer or Raenest (formerly Geegpay).
- Business documents for local SMEs. Proposals, quotations, product catalogues, staff letters and CAC paperwork drafts. Commonly ₦5,000 to ₦25,000 a document, and the same template serves the next client.
- Doing your existing work in a fraction of the time. Not a side hustle — the hours you get back. The course measures this on your own job in module seven, against the time the same job took you in module one.
- Teaching the method on. A graduate who can run a two-hour session for twenty people has a product. The routine card you build in module six is the outline you would teach from.
Offered free, to anyone in Nigeria, by the Capacity Development Training Initiative in collaboration with the City Boy Movement.
How to join
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