// Applied AI Development School
Learning that keeps pace
with how you work
Part-time cohorts designed for working educators and practitioners in Thailand. Paced sessions, small groups, and projects you choose yourself.
// our programmes
Three paths into applied AI
Each programme is built around a particular kind of learner. Cohorts are kept small so sessions remain conversational and office hours are actually useful.
// ten weeks · part-time
AI for Educators Cohort
For teachers, lecturers, and education professionals who want a calm, accurate understanding of how applied AI tools might fit into their teaching practice.
- What current tools can and cannot do
- Frameworks for discussing AI with students
- Assessment considerations
- Evening sessions for working educators
// fourteen weeks · part-time
Computer Vision Track
A paced introduction to working with image data — from classical processing fundamentals to modern visual-recognition architectures and practical training work.
- Data preparation and annotation
- Classical and modern model families
- Evaluation strategies
- Weekly small-group office hours
// six months · part-time
Applied Vision Systems Programme
For learners who want the skills to build and operate a small vision-based system — from data collection through to deployment on modest hardware and day-to-day operation.
- Data collection, annotation, model selection
- Deployment to modest hardware
- Portfolio project of your choosing
- Weekly cohort review sessions
// why rung lab
What shapes the way we teach
We try to be honest about what AI can do, to keep cohorts small enough that questions are always welcome, and to let learners choose work that connects to their own context.
Small cohorts
Sessions stay conversational when the group is small. You can ask questions, change direction, and hear what other participants are working on.
Part-time pacing
All programmes run alongside full-time work or study. Evening and weekend scheduling is built in, not an afterthought.
Your own project
Rather than a set exercise, each participant selects their own practical project. The work connects to something that already matters to you.
Honest instruction
We describe what tools can and cannot do. Sessions are built around realistic expectations, not headline claims about AI capability.
Based in Chiang Mai
We are rooted in northern Thailand and familiar with the working context of educators and practitioners in this region.
Hands-on implementation
Each module pairs a live session with an implementation exercise. You build understanding through work, not only through reading.
// next cohort forming
Is there a programme that fits your situation?
Send us a note and we will share the current cohort schedule along with a plain description of what the work involves before you commit to anything.
// common questions
Things people usually ask
Do I need prior experience with AI or machine learning?
It depends on the programme. The AI for Educators Cohort assumes no technical background — it is designed for people whose work is teaching, not building. The Computer Vision Track assumes comfort with Python and a foundational understanding of machine learning. The Applied Vision Systems Programme sits between the two in terms of entry assumptions. We are happy to discuss where you are starting from before you apply.
How much time does each programme require each week?
The AI for Educators Cohort typically involves around four to five hours per week — one live session plus some reading and a small exercise. The Computer Vision Track runs at roughly six to eight hours per week. The Applied Vision Systems Programme sits closer to eight to ten hours per week, particularly during the project phase. All schedules are built to sit alongside full-time work.
When do cohorts run and where are sessions held?
Live sessions are held online in the evening to suit participants who are working during the day. We also hold in-person review sessions at our Nimmanhaemin Road space in Chiang Mai for participants who are based in the city. Get in touch to find out when the next cohort is scheduled to begin.
What is the fee and are there any other costs?
Fees are ฿4,600 for the AI for Educators Cohort, ฿9,800 for the Computer Vision Track, and ฿14,200 for the Applied Vision Systems Programme. There are no hidden fees. Some programmes involve using cloud compute resources for training, but we choose tools that keep those costs modest and we describe them in advance.
Will I receive a qualification or certificate on completion?
We issue a completion record that describes the programme content and the project work you completed. We do not offer credentials that claim to qualify you as an expert — the emphasis here is on the learning and the work, not on a formal award.
How do I apply or find out more before committing?
Use the contact form below or call us directly. We will share the current cohort schedule and a clear description of what the programme involves. You are welcome to ask questions before deciding anything — that is a normal and expected part of the process.
// find us
Our Location
27 Nimmanhaemin Road, Suthep, Mueang Chiang Mai District, Chiang Mai 50200, Thailand
// get in touch
Send us a message
Use the form below or reach us directly. We read every message and will reply within two working days.
Contact Details
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phone +66 53 219 467
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email [email protected]
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address 27 Nimmanhaemin Road, Suthep,
Mueang Chiang Mai District,
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office hours Monday – Friday: 10:00 – 18:00
Saturday: 10:00 – 14:00
Sunday: Closed
Live sessions run in the evenings (19:00 – 21:00 ICT) so working learners can attend without rescheduling their days. In-person review sessions are held at the Nimmanhaemin Road space on selected Saturdays.