It teaches you how to build your own AI workplace team. Using WorkBuddy — Tencent's AI workplace agent — you hand the repetitive work to a digital teammate and keep the judgement and the creativity for yourself. The curriculum maps to the six knowledge domains of the Tencent Cloud CEA certification (international edition), so preparation and hands-on practice go together.
Every finished piece in this course comes with the instruction that produced it — you see it, and you keep it. After the first class you can put WorkBuddy to work in your own day job.
Documents, spreadsheets, decks — one clear instruction produces files, not a wall of chat text.
The 3D Hong Kong map and the chatbot on this site are course output.
Daily reports, rostering, cross-city sync — set up once, then let it run.
Start with twelve prompts, then grow a toolkit that is yours alone.
The curriculum follows the six CEA domains, and the exam fee is included in the course.
Data security and compliance are part of the course, not a side note.
Each cohort meets for a small number of half-day sessions, with the CEA exam arranged as part of the course (a hands-on review is included before it). Class dates for the English course are announced at registration — register your interest and we will confirm the next intake with you.
Minutes, travel claims, rostering, supplier quotes — repetitive, fiddly, easy to get wrong. Learn to automate them and spend your time reviewing results.
Data lives in emails, clouds and people's heads, and the weekly digest waits on someone else. Produce your own summaries, competitor scans and proposal outlines on demand.
One event means copy in Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese and English, plus agenda, budget and checklist. Produce the whole set from one source.
No programming and no AI jargon required. The only entry requirement is a piece of repetitive work you want to hand over.
Founder of AIX Society (AI Application Research Institute), AI transformation management expert and DingTalk ecosystem certified expert. He has spent years delivering AI adoption training, talks and consulting for SMEs across Hong Kong and mainland China, and writes a regular column breaking down AI in practice. He leads this course, bringing real consulting cases into the classroom.
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Peabody-trained Master of Music (Johns Hopkins University, full scholarship) and Oberlin Bachelor of Music graduate; a Carnegie Hall solo recitalist and first-prize winner at multiple international piano competitions. Currently a piano accompanist and coach at the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts, and a bilingual TV host and emcee for TVB. Native Cantonese, fluent Mandarin and professional English — a specialist in clear expression and stage communication.
Over ten years of cross-functional operations and training experience. Operations Manager at Lighting Gas Stoves Trading Limited, leading purchasing, inventory, accounting, HR and business systems; also Financial Controller and AI learning-content developer at AiX Society, turning generative AI concepts into practical SME use cases and training materials. Native Cantonese, professional English and Mandarin.
Includes full online study materials and the pre-exam review session. We confirm your cohort by phone or email after you register.
Course arrangements and fees follow AIX Society's announcements; CEA exam fees and specifications always follow Tencent Cloud's official announcements.
AIX Society · 人工智能應用研究學會aixsociety.com · Hong Kong
This site is not affiliated with Tencent; WorkBuddy is a Tencent product.
AI Work Assistant Bootcamp — organised by Sin Chew Business Academy (SCBA) and taught by Michael So (AIX Society). Go from basic prompt writing and MCP connections all the way to automation workflows and OA-system integration — and build your own high-output "AI digital team" from zero.
Seats are limited; registration is confirmed by the organiser. This bootcamp is run independently by SCBA and is registered separately from the Learn WorkBuddy CEA / OPC certification courses.
Every part of this site — including the 3D Hong Kong map — was made this way.