AI Institute launches AI courses for designers and marketers
Atkinson Consulting has announced that the AI Institute, an Ireland-based, globally focused AI course provider will offer the “Midjourney for Designers” course starting on 25th January.
The class will assist designers and creative professionals in building proficiency with the AI image generator tool Midjourney.
During the session, students will enjoy:
- Live interactive sessions for real-time Q&A
- Homework assignments to reinforce learning
- Comprehensive recorded content
- Exceptional tools and examples
- AI for Marketing
- AI for Enterprise Ops
- AI Ethics for Leaders
- AI for Self-Employed
- AI for Beginners
All courses will be led by experts in their respective fields.
Marshall Atkinson comments, “Staying ahead of the curve is paramount for professional creatives. Now is the time to learn AI, and I hope to share my knowledge on how to get the best out of Midjourney. Designers and creatives who use Midjourney can be more effective and creative in their work.”
For more information on the full range of courses from the AI Institute please visit here.
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