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Applied artificial intelligence, design and search as one working system.
Thirteen skills. One working system.
The core programme of the school: working with AI deliberately, from framing a task to your own automation and agents.
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“We do not teach tools. We teach how to build systems.”
VITON13 SCHOOLThe school manifesto
Art direction and image generation as a controllable process — concept, brand system, interfaces, selection and rights.
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Technical SEO, search intent, semantics, site architecture, content systems, schema.org, analytics and indexing.
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Choose the programme that matches your task, or let the AI Course Planner recommend a starting point. Every course includes practice and your own project.Dates, format and scope are confirmed with each learner before payment.

The core programme of the school
The broadest and the deepest programme at once: how to work with artificial intelligence deliberately — from framing the task, through prompting and verification, to automating your own processes, building agents and assembling a system that is yours.
Open the courseHow a model actually behaves, what it can do and where it breaks. Task, context, constraints — and why most bad answers are bad questions.
Roles, templates, chains, acceptance criteria and versioning. Turning a lucky answer into a repeatable procedure.
Searching, comparing sources, filtering out hallucination, and recording what survived the check.
Taking routine apart, choosing the points worth automating, and assembling scenarios that keep running without you.
Tools, memory, steps, control and stopping conditions. Where an agent earns its place and where it does damage.
Connecting prompts, data and processes into one personal system instead of a folder of clever tricks.
Data, confidentiality, copyright and the honest limits of applying AI to someone else's work.
The course costs 1,300 RUB. Your place and learning format are confirmed before payment.

Applied visual programme
How to stop collecting accidental pretty images and start producing a controlled visual result — from concept and art direction to a brand system, interfaces and the rights question nobody wants to open.
Open the courseFrom a task to an image: references, constraints and the criteria a result has to meet.
Holding one tone, one light and one material across a series instead of a single frame.
Controlling frame, style and detail. Iteration as a procedure rather than a lottery.
Templates, variables, series and the repeatability that makes a visual language possible.
The logic of an identity: typography, colour, grid, and the rules that keep it intact.
How a visual system becomes screens and stays readable under real content.
Critique, choice, retouching and taking an image to production quality.
Copyright, licences and disclosing the use of AI honestly to a client and an audience.
The course costs 2,600 RUB. The practical project is adapted to your visual task.

Applied search programme
How to make a site legible to search engines and to people at the same time: the technical base, search intent, semantics, architecture, and a content system that can actually be maintained.
Open the courseSpeed, rendering, response codes, robots, sitemap and canonical addresses.
What a person is actually looking for, and which page format answers that query.
Collecting and grouping queries without bloat and without pages competing with each other.
Sections, URLs, depth, and a structure that still makes sense after it triples in size.
Page templates, an editorial cycle, and the discipline of updating and removing pages.
Markup that describes a page to machines accurately — and never claims what the page does not contain.
Passing weight and leading a reader onward instead of building a dead end.
Google, Yandex and Bing: reports, coverage checks and diagnosing why a page is missing.
How pages become sources inside AI answers, and what a page needs to be quotable.
The course costs 3,900 RUB. The school does not guarantee rankings or traffic volume: search depends on the market, competition and algorithms.
AI, design and search are taught as connected disciplines. What you frame in the first programme you visualise in the second and make discoverable in the third.
A prompt system, a visual language and a site architecture are three views of the same decision. Taught apart they stay hobbies; taught together they become a working method.
Every assignment passes through a check: the source, the fact, the repeatability. The model proposes — you verify, and you are the one accountable for the result.
You leave each direction holding something of your own: a prompt library with versions, a visual system with rules, a technical map of your site.

The same loop runs through every programme. It is deliberately short, because a method you cannot repeat from memory is not a method.
We start with the task rather than the tool: what has to change after the learning, and how that change will be visible to someone who is not you.
We build a repeatable process — input, steps, criteria, control points — so the result stops depending on the mood of a single session.
We check the result against facts and against repeatability. Something that worked once is an anecdote; something that works on demand is a method.
We fix the result in a form that can be handed over: a file, a template, a system, a page. What cannot be handed over has not been learned.
Choose a goal, your current level and a comfortable practice rhythm. The planner explains the recommendation — it does not invent a universal answer.
01What needs to change?
02Where are you starting?
03Your practice rhythm
It builds the base first: task framing, verification and automation. It is the strongest starting point when AI should become part of daily work.

The school suits those who have a task and want a method for it. It does not suit anyone looking for a shortcut, a guaranteed number or a course to watch in the background.
FormatsThe exact format, schedule and scope of each programme are published when its admission opens.
The school runs online: access to the material and to the practice does not depend on your city.
Every module leans on a real task of yours, or on a study case if you do not have one yet.
Results are discussed: what worked, what did not, and what to change on the next pass.
Each module leaves behind something usable — a template, a checklist, a structure — not only a recording.
The route is short and transparent: choose, add a course, complete the learner profile and confirm the start with the school.Courses can be added to the bag now. The school confirms the nearest start and payment route personally.
Use the AI Course Planner or choose one of the three programmes by task and price.
We receive your learner profile, confirm the next start and send the programme conditions in full.
Learning begins with your task being broken down, not with general theory.
Modules run together with assignments, and the work is reviewed rather than collected.
You finish with artefacts and a system you can keep using without the school.
These are the lines of thinking behind the programmes. They are the reason the modules are ordered the way they are.Materials on these directions are prepared together with the programmes.
Why a good answer is a specification rather than a phrase, and what changes once prompts get versions, criteria and reviews.
Where hallucination actually appears, which checks catch it cheaply, and what a working verification protocol looks like.
How a series holds together: constraints, variables and repeatability instead of a folder of unrelated good frames.
Why the structure of a site is a statement about the subject, and how a wrong structure quietly caps everything above it.
What changes for a page when the answer is assembled by a model, and what makes a page worth quoting at all.
All three programmes can be added to your bag today. The nearest start is confirmed with you personally.
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The date has not been announced. We write to everyone on the waiting list as soon as admission opens, and the waiting list carries no obligation.
Artificial Intelligence costs 1,300 RUB, AI Design costs 2,600 RUB and Website SEO costs 3,900 RUB.
No. The Artificial Intelligence programme is built to work from zero, but it does require you to actually do the practice.
Scattered advice does not add up to a system. The school gives a method, an order and a verification step, and you finish holding artefacts of your own.
The form of confirmation is decided when admission opens. We do not promise a document that does not exist yet.
No. Rankings and traffic depend on the market, the competition and the algorithms. We are accountable for the method and for your ability to repeat it without us.
All three courses can be added to the bag, and the Excel finance and task planners can also be requested at the price shown.
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