Claude Foundations
The core skills for reliable daily work with Claude: choosing the right tool, writing clear prompts, checking the output, and setting up Projects your team can reuse.
What participants will be able to do
- Choose the right Claude feature and model for a task, and manage context during a session
- Write structured prompts, break down large requests, and refine weak results
- Check output for accuracy, invented facts and bias, and decide when a person must verify it
- Set up a Claude Project with instructions and knowledge sources, and keep it current
- Decide which workflow steps to hand to Claude, and explain its limits to colleagues
What the program covers
Where to work in Claude
Chat, Projects, Artifacts and connected tools. Choosing a model and keeping context under control.
Prompts that hold up
Audience, source, format and limits. Rewriting participants’ own prompts live.
Checking the output
Spotting invented facts and bias. A simple rule for when a person must verify.
Projects and knowledge
Instructions and source files for repeat work, built around a real task.
Fitting Claude into a workflow
Mapping one process, deciding what to delegate, and setting a review step.
Safe use and fixing problems
What not to paste, how to handle sensitive data, and how to diagnose a poor result.
What you’ll have at the end
Each participant leaves with one working Claude Project, a personal prompt library, and a one-page checklist for reviewing output.
This program covers the skill areas listed in the public prep course for the Claude Certified Associate – Foundations credential. It is not an Anthropic course and does not include the exam.