Admissions
Start with an honest conversation.
No entrance exam. We counsel first — including telling you to start smaller if that’s what’s right — then you reserve a seat. Every program lets you try Week 1 before you commit.
How it works
Three steps to enrol
Step 1
Visit for free counselling and the live AI demo — phone-video motion capture and AI restoration, shown at the desk.
Step 2
Choose your program with honest guidance on where to start.
Step 3
Reserve your seat — limited batch sizes across all programs.
The live demo you’ll see depends on your school — phone-video motion capture in the creative school, a camera → Raspberry Pi → dashboard AI system in the software school.
What you get
Every program includes
Multimedia, Animation & VFX
- AI-native curriculum — today’s studio tools in every module, not a token ‘AI chapter’ at the end
- Portfolio-first teaching: every week ends with a finished piece; every program ends with a public reel/portfolio
- Industry-standard software (Adobe, Maya, DaVinci Resolve) with guided access to premium AI tools in labs
- Small batches with individual feedback on every submission — dailies culture, like a real studio
- Try Week 1: attend the full first week of any program; fair exit if it’s not for you
- Career support: reel reviews, ArtStation/portfolio setup, interview and test-brief preparation
AI Software Development
- AI-native curriculum — the professional AI-assisted workflow taught as standard, not a token ‘AI chapter’
- GitHub-first teaching: every project published as you build it; every program ends with a public portfolio
- Real deployment: capstones live on the internet at public URLs, not screenshots in a folder
- Free and industry-standard tooling (VS Code, Git, Docker, free cloud tiers) so you keep building after the course
- Small batches with code review on your actual submissions — like a real development team
- Try Week 1: attend the full first week of any program; fair exit if it’s not for you
- Career support: portfolio review, resume and LinkedIn/GitHub optimization, mock interviews including AI-permitted rounds
Any shorter program’s fee is adjusted toward the flagship within 6 months.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Every course teaches the classical skills of the profession plus the AI tools professionals now use daily — woven into every module, not added as a chapter at the end. Students learn the craft AND how to multiply it with AI.
Yes. Both schools have foundation-level entry points that assume nothing. Our counsellors run a short, friendly readiness check and will honestly recommend where to start — sometimes that means a foundation course first, and we will say so.
Career programs require 12th pass or above. School students (10th–12th) can join foundation programming or design courses appropriate for their age; for minors we counsel with a parent present.
Judge any institute by three things: do they teach the classical craft or only the software; do the people teaching actually ship professional work; and can you see a student’s finished piece from any week. GOATAI Learning is craft-first, taught by practitioners who ship physics-grounded AI into mission-critical operations, and every week ends in a portfolio piece you can show. Book a free demo and decide for yourself.
AI replaces people who only know how to run the tool — not people who understand the craft. The artists and engineers who thrive are the ones who can judge, direct and correct AI output. Craft-first training builds exactly that judgment.
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