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Partnerships

Help builders do serious work with AI.

The Builder Course runs live, practical AI courses for people who build with AI. We work with partners whose contribution directly improves the learning experience, online worldwide and in selected Singapore cohorts.

Every partnership starts with a concrete learner benefit. We do not offer generic logo placement, inflated reach claims, or implied endorsements.

The work is visible, reviewable, and grounded in a real workflow.

The course is organised around build evidence rather than passive attendance. Each participant works toward an artifact that can be questioned by another person.

  1. 01

    Build dossier

    A workflow map, evaluation rubric, agent trace, and clear human approval points.

  2. 02

    Working agent

    A bounded agent built from a workflow the participant already understands.

  3. 03

    Defense

    A final review of evidence, trade-offs, boundaries, and what should improve next.

Where a partner can help

The strongest contribution is specific enough to improve a real learning moment, course resource, or cohort experience.

Built around learner value
  1. 01

    Learning access

    Useful tools, infrastructure, datasets, or learning materials builders can apply directly.

  2. 02

    Practitioner expertise

    A focused workshop, critique, technical review, or real-world perspective from an experienced practitioner.

  3. 03

    Cohort experience

    Practical support for an online or Singapore cohort, such as a venue, accessibility, or community connection.

  4. 04

    Open resources

    A useful rubric, guide, demonstration, or factual recap that can help builders beyond one cohort.

Partnership principles

What a good partnership looks like

Start with a specific contribution that helps a current course, cohort, or learning resource. We agree the scope, learner benefit, attribution, and boundaries before anything is announced.

  • A partnership is named only after both sides agree the contribution and acknowledgement.
  • Attribution describes what the partner actually enabled and does not imply a broader endorsement.
  • Participant names, work, quotes, and images are shared only with explicit permission.
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