2-Day Intensive · In-House or Public Session

"Vibe Coding" Training

Build a real, working internal tool by describing it in plain language to an AI coding assistant — no programming background needed. Two days of hands-on building, plus the judgement to know exactly where this approach should stop.

At a glance

2Intensive Days
6Learning Blocks
No CodingBackground Needed
HRDCSBL-Khas Claimable
Why This Matters Now

Describe It, and Watch It Get Built

"Vibe coding" is what people are calling the shift where you describe a tool in plain English and an AI assistant writes and iterates the working software — no syntax, no prior programming. It has genuinely changed who can build a working internal tool.

The Bottleneck Was Never the Idea

Most small internal tools — a tracker, a simple form, a one-off dashboard — never get built because IT or a developer is busy with bigger things. Vibe coding lets the person with the idea build a working first version themselves.

Iteration Replaces Syntax

The skill that matters is describing what is wrong and what you want changed, clearly and specifically — not memorising a programming language. That is a coachable skill, not a technical background.

Knowing the Limits Is Half the Skill

These tools can produce something that looks finished but is not secure, not reliable, or not appropriate for real customer data. The other half of this course is teaching exactly where that line sits.

The Programme

Two Days. You Leave With a Working Tool You Built Yourself.

Built around a real internal problem you bring with you, so what you leave with is something you will actually use, not a tutorial exercise.

Day 1 · Foundations60–75 min

What "Vibe Coding" Actually Is (and Is Not)

Setting honest expectations before building anything — what this genuinely replaces, and what it does not.

  • How an AI coding assistant turns a plain-language description into working software
  • What this is good for: internal tools, prototypes, trackers, simple forms
  • What it is NOT: a replacement for a professional developer on anything critical
  • Picking a first project from your own work that is honestly a good fit
Day 1 · Hands-On~2.5 hours

Building Your First Working Tool

Straight into building, from a blank screen to something that actually runs.

  • Writing a clear first description the AI assistant can act on
  • Watching it build a real, working first version end to end
  • Reading what it produced well enough to guide the next change
  • Common beginner mistakes that waste the first hour, avoided early
Day 1 · Iteration~2 hours

Fixing It by Describing, Not Debugging

The real day-to-day skill: getting from "close" to "right" through clear description rather than reading error messages.

  • Describing a bug or a wrong result so the assistant can actually fix it
  • Iterating in small steps instead of one huge, confusing request
  • Recognising when the assistant is going in circles, and resetting cleanly
  • Keeping a working version safe before trying something risky
Day 2 · Real Data~2 hours

Connecting Your Tool to Real Information

A tool becomes genuinely useful once it reads and writes real data, not sample text.

  • Reading from and writing to a spreadsheet or simple form
  • Basic data structure, without needing to become a database administrator
  • Keeping test data separate from anything real while you are still building
  • What data should never go anywhere near a tool built this way
Day 2 · Sharing60–90 min

Getting It in Front of Colleagues

A tool nobody else can open is not yet useful to the business.

  • Publishing a working link colleagues can open and use
  • Deciding who should have access, and who should not
  • Setting expectations: this is a useful internal tool, not shipped software
  • A simple way to collect feedback and keep improving it afterward
Day 2 · Judgement60–75 min

Knowing Exactly Where the Line Is

Closing with the judgement that keeps this genuinely useful instead of a liability.

  • What must never be vibe-coded: anything customer-facing, payments, or sensitive personal data
  • Basic security habits: who can see it, what it stores, what it exposes
  • When it is time to hand a prototype to a professional developer to harden properly
  • Keeping an honest inventory of what your team has built this way
Who Should Attend

Anyone With an Idea and No Developer on Call

No programming background needed or assumed. This suits people who have a genuine internal tool they wish existed, and nobody available to build it for them.

Operations & Admin Staff

Build the tracker, checklist or simple form your team has wanted for ages

Marketing & Analysts

Prototype a dashboard or internal tool without waiting on developer capacity

SME Owners

Build and test a simple internal tool or idea yourself, before paying to have it built properly

Product & Project Leads

Prototype an idea quickly enough to test it before committing real development budget

Actually need to automate a process, not build an app?

This programme is for building a new working tool from scratch. If what you actually need is to connect and automate the tools you already use — email, spreadsheets, WhatsApp, your accounting system — our Agentic AI & Automation with n8n programme is the better fit.

See the n8n automation course
What You Take Away

A Working Tool, Built by You, Plus the Judgement to Use It Safely

A real internal tool built during the two days, and a clear sense of what this approach should and should not be used for.

  • A working internal tool or prototype, built end to end during the programme
  • The skill of describing a change clearly enough for an AI assistant to fix it
  • A working connection between your tool and a real spreadsheet or simple data source
  • A published link colleagues can actually open and use
  • A clear, honest sense of what should never be built this way
  • Basic security habits for anything you build going forward
  • The judgement to know when a prototype is ready to hand to a professional developer
  • The confidence to prototype the next idea yourself before committing a development budget
HRD Corp SBL-Khas Claimable

Claimable Training, Plus Budget 2026’s Extra Deduction.

This programme is claimable under the HRD Corp SBL-Khas scheme for registered Malaysian employers. Budget 2026 also introduced a 50% additional tax deduction for MSME spending on AI and cybersecurity training, administered through TalentCorp — ask us and we will point you to the current terms.

  • Training Provider Reg. 202403037477
  • Full supporting documents provided for HRDC claim submission
  • Attendance records and trainer profile included
  • Dedicated guidance for the HRDC claim process
  • Delivered in-house at your premises, or as a public session

Stop Waiting for Someone Else to Build It.

Available as an in-house programme at your premises, or as a scheduled public session. Talk to us about dates.

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2-Day IntensiveIn-House or PublicHRD Corp Claimable

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This programme teaches AI-assisted prototyping for internal tools — it is not a professional software engineering qualification, and what participants build is not automatically secure, reliable, or appropriate for customer-facing use, payments, or sensitive personal data. Anything built this way that will handle real customer data, face the public internet, or matter to the business should be reviewed or rebuilt by a qualified developer before it goes into serious use.

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