Found a free prompt engineering course this morning. Poster says it’s from Stackmaster AI, but the link goes to stackmaestroai.com. Company name and domain don’t match, which is the kind of thing I’d clock before handing over an email address.
Here’s what’s actually on offer: free training on how to structure prompts, plus a certificate when you finish. u/HoldingStandards_TKD dropped it in r/PromptEngineering, and at least one person in the comments said they’d try it.
If you want to get real value out of something like this, run it like this:
- Check the domain matches the name before you sign up.
- Skim the syllabus for an actual framework, not just vocabulary.
- Treat the certificate as a bonus, not the goal.
- Apply one technique to a prompt you use every day. That’s the real test.
Pro tip: a good prompt course teaches you to debug a prompt that’s failing, not just how to write a template. If it skips that part, it’s skipping the point.
Worth a look if you’re starting out. Just verify who’s running it before you commit your inbox. 🧭
Training on Prompts
by u/HoldingStandards_TKD in PromptEngineering