Graduate With Something Most Resumes Still Can't Prove: AI Fluency.
Not another certificate. Learn to research, communicate, analyze, automate and build with AI — and leave with a project you can actually discuss in an interview.
6 Live Sessions. 12 Hours. One Shippable AI Project.
₹6,499 per learner
12 live hours · 6 sessions · 3 weekends
Small cohort of up to 15 learners
Includes live instruction, guided activities, learning resources, project feedback, and a mypodium certificate of completion.
One Program, Every Career Track
Catalyst isn't built for computer science students specifically — the same AI fluency applies differently across every department you might land in.
Marketing
Drafting campaign copy variants and briefs in minutes, not days.
Sales
Personalizing outreach at volume without it reading as generic.
Finance
Summarizing reports and spotting anomalies in spreadsheets faster.
Human Resources
Drafting job descriptions and structuring interview question sets.
Operations
Turning messy process notes into clear, repeatable SOPs.
IT & Technology
Using AI coding assistants to debug and ship small fixes faster.
Customer Support
Drafting accurate, on-brand responses to common ticket types.
Project Management
Turning meeting notes into action items and status updates.
Data & Analytics
Explaining a dataset in plain language before building the dashboard.
Understand
What AI can genuinely do for your field.
Apply
Research, write, and analyze with real AI tools.
Build
Ship one real, working AI-assisted project.
Defend
Explain and justify it, the way an interviewer would ask.
A Real, Signed Certificate — Built for LinkedIn
Sample certificate shown. Your name and completion date are added upon finishing the program.
Interview-Ready. Not Just Certified.
Every Catalyst student leaves with a project, not just a completion badge — something specific to point to when someone asks "what have you actually built?"
Questions About Catalyst
MyPodium offers different learning tracks for school learners, college students, graduates and early-career professionals. Eligibility and recommended age or academic stage are specified for each program.
Yes—but responsibly. Students learn how AI can support research, understanding, brainstorming, revision and creation without outsourcing their thinking or submitting unverified AI-generated work as their own.
Yes, where appropriate. But they learn more than “prompt tricks.” They learn how to provide context, define objectives, specify constraints, improve outputs, verify results and decide when AI should—or should not—be used.
Practical programs can include assignments, challenges and capstone-style projects so learners have an opportunity to turn their learning into something tangible.
Not for most MyPodium programs. Many valuable applications of generative AI involve research, communication, analysis, documentation, productivity and problem-solving rather than programming.
Our learning framework: UNDERSTAND → APPLY → BUILD → DEFEND. Understand the technology. Apply it meaningfully. Build something useful. Defend the outcome through verification, judgment and responsible use.