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Master AI and
Prompt Engineering

A practical online course from Flux Class. Learn how ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini actually read your prompts, then use professional techniques to get reliable, usable work for your business. In plain English, no coding needed.

Techniques work across

ChatGPTClaudeGeminiMidjourney
8modules
51lessons
84prompt templates
1completion certificate
Technique: BRIEF + Containers
Lesson 1.5 · Write a brief, not a wish
prompt-lab · module-1● live demo
1Weak prompt
2Engineered
3AI output
✕ The wish what most people type
Illustrative example · invented businessready
The course platform

Short lessons. Real practice.

Every lesson is a short narrated video lesson with captions, plus the slides, easy-to-read notes and copy-ready prompts. Each module ends with a worksheet and an interactive quiz. Watch it, then do it in your own AI tool.

Prompt Architect · Module 1 · Lesson 1.3course preview
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Module 1 · How Models Actually Read

1.3 Position matters: the Bookend Rule

Why models use the start and end of long prompts more reliably than the middle, and how to structure your prompts around it.

OverviewSlidesWorksheetQuizPrompts
Lesson slides (.pptx)
Module 1 worksheet (PDF)
Prompt template A2

A look at the course player. The progress shown is a sample. Lesson videos are narrated slide lessons with an AI voice and captions.

Curriculum · 8 modules · 51 lessons

From how models read to agents and security.

Each module ends with a worksheet, a quiz, and a "Ship It" assignment that produces something real for your business.

01

How Models Actually Read

Tokens, context windows, position effects, system prompts, BRIEF and containers.

8 lessonsAvailable now
02

Precision Prompting

Few-shot design, structured JSON output, reasoning, prompt chaining, self-critique.

6 lessonsAvailable now
03

Truth Engineering

Why models hallucinate, Receipts First, grounding, retrieval, citations and documents.

7 lessonsAvailable now
04

Your Voice, at Scale

Voice profiles, long-form chains, repurposing and content that sounds like you.

6 lessonsAvailable now
05

Marketing, Sales and Service

Offers, landing pages, ads, follow-ups, customer replies and SOPs.

6 lessonsAvailable now
06

AI Images and Visuals

The image prompt formula, brand consistency, editing, rights and disclosure.

6 lessonsAvailable now
07

Systems, Testing, Security and Agents

Custom assistants, prompt testing, prompt-injection defense, AI agents.

7 lessonsAvailable now
08

Offering AI-Assisted Services

Packaging, disclosure, quality control and a 30-day plan. No income promises.

5 lessonsAvailable now
TokenBudgetBookendRuleHouseRulesBRIEFContainerMethodDialSettingsPermissionToNotKnowPatternSetSchemaLockThinkSpaceAssemblyLineRedPenLoopReceiptsFirstOpenBookTestKitchenDialectsFirewallOperatorsBrief
Before / after

Same AI. Same task. Better instructions.

Every technique in the course is taught this way: the prompt most people type, the engineered version, and why it works.

✕ Beforeno context
write an email to get old customers to come back
Typical resultA generic "We miss you!" message, often with a discount you never offered. It could have come from any business.
→
◆ After · BRIEF + ContainersLesson 1.5
<background> Dog-grooming studio. 200 customers inactive 6+ months. New: gentle handling for anxious dogs. </background>
<role> The owner. Warm, local, plain-spoken. </role>
<example> [past email customers liked] </example>
<instructions> Win-back email. Main reason: gentle handling. No discounts, no guilt. One CTA: book online. Match the tone of <example>, not its content. </instructions>
<format> Subject + email, under 120 words. </format>
Reminder: under 120 words, no discounts.
Typical resultA specific, on-brand email with a real reason to return and one clear action, close to ready to send.
BackgroundThe model knows the business, the customers and what's new.
ContainersTags keep the instructions separate from the pasted material.
ExampleMatches your tone without copying the content.
BookendThe critical rule is repeated last, where it's read most reliably.
✕ Beforeinstructions buried
Summarize the risks, keep it short, only use the contract.
[20 pages of contract pasted below]
Typical resultA loose summary that may mix in general assumptions. Hard to check, because nothing points back to the contract.
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◆ After · Bookend + Receipts FirstLessons 1.3, 3.2
<document> [20 pages of contract] </document>
Step 1: In <quotes>, copy word for word the clauses relevant to my risk as the service provider.
Step 2: In <answer>, list the 5 biggest risks using only those quotes.
If the document doesn't cover something, write "not covered." Don't guess.
Critical: only this contract, under 200 words.
Typical resultEvery risk tied to a quoted clause you can verify in seconds. Not legal advice: review it with a professional.
Material firstThe long document goes at the top.
Task lastThe question sits right before the model writes.
Receipts FirstQuote first, then answer from the quotes.
Permission to Not Know"Not covered" beats a confident guess.
✕ Beforeno criteria
Sort these leads into hot, warm and cold.
Typical resultLabels based on the model's own idea of "hot," which can shift from run to run.
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◆ After · Pattern Set + Schema LockLessons 2.1, 2.2
<criteria> HOT = need + timeline within 30 days. WARM = need, no timeline. COLD = general question. </criteria>
<examples> 4 labeled examples, mixed order, every label covered </examples>
<leads> [paste] </leads>
Output JSON: {"lead": str, "label": "HOT"|"WARM"|"COLD"|"UNSURE", "reason": str}
Typical resultConsistent labels against your own criteria, in a format that pastes straight into a spreadsheet.
CriteriaYour definition of a hot lead, not the model's.
Diverse examplesEach label shown, in mixed order, to limit bias.
SchemaFixed fields and allowed values.
UNSUREAn honest way out instead of a forced label.

Illustrative examples. "Typical result" describes what each prompt is designed to produce; actual AI output varies by tool and run.

What's inside

Your course area, prompt library and certificate.

One place for lessons, downloads and the full template library. Finish all eight modules and you receive a certificate of completion.

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01How Models Actually Read
02Precision Prompting
03Truth Engineering
04Your Voice, at Scale
05Marketing, Sales and Service
06AI Images and Visuals
07Systems, Security and Agents
08AI-Assisted Services

Prompt library 84 templates

AdvancedMarketingSalesContentServiceResearchCodeImages
A2
Bookend long-document promptMaterial first, task last
Copy
A9
Receipts First grounded Q&AQuote, then answer
Copy
A11
Firewall: untrusted contentPrompt-injection defense
Copy
S3
No-reply nudge sequenceSales emails
Copy
Certificate of completionThis certifies thatYour Namehas completed all eight modules of Prompt Architect: Practical AI and Prompt Engineering
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Date of completion

Certificate of completion

Issued by Flux Class when you finish all eight modules and their quizzes. Add it to your portfolio or LinkedIn profile.

A certificate of course completion. It isn't an accredited qualification or a professional license.

51 lessons

Short, focused lessons with full written scripts, slide decks, worksheets and quizzes.

84-template prompt library

18 advanced technique templates with before/afters, plus 66 everyday business prompts. (Pro and Studio.)

Templates and certificate

Voice Profile, SOP, proposal and test-set templates, plus a certificate of completion.

Enrollment · founding cohort

Choose your plan.

Founding pricing ends Sunday, November 15, 2026 at 11:59 PM PT, and that date won't be extended or reset. One-time payment.

Essentials

The full course: lessons, practice and certificate.

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  • All 8 modules, 51 lessons
  • Slides, worksheets and quizzes
  • Certificate of completion
  • Course updates
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  • 84-template prompt library
  • 18 advanced technique templates
  • Full template pack
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Pro plus direct time with TK. 10 seats per month.

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  • Written action list
  • 30 days of email Q&A
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Who made this

Built by TK Flux

TK Flux is a web design and marketing agency based in Pomona, California. We use AI every day to build client websites, and this course is that working method, written down and taught step by step.

Refund policy

14-day money-back guarantee.

Essentials and Pro: a full refund within 14 days of purchase.

Studio: a full refund within 14 days if your 1:1 hasn't happened yet. After the 1:1, the refund is the Pro price ($97). Full refund policy.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

I'm a complete beginner. Is this too advanced?
No. Module 1 starts from zero, and every advanced technique is explained in plain English with a before and after. No coding required.
I already use ChatGPT every day. Will I learn anything new?
Most likely. The course covers position effects in long prompts, containers, few-shot design, structured output, Receipts First, prompt testing and prompt-injection defense. Look through the curriculum and decide for yourself.
Which AI tools do I need?
A free account on ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini is enough to start. Module 6 covers image tools such as Midjourney. Some features need paid plans; we point those out. Check each provider's current pricing.
Will this make me money?
This course teaches skills. It doesn't guarantee income, clients, time savings or any specific result. What you get out of it depends on your business, your effort and other factors.
Is the certificate accredited?
No. It's a certificate of completion from Flux Class. It shows you finished the course, but it isn't an accredited qualification or a license.
Do you teach jailbreaks?
No. Security is taught from the defender's side only: protecting your business from prompt injection and giving AI tools safe permissions.
How long do I have access?
Lifetime access, including future updates to the course.
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