Stage-by-stage AI education — George Town, Penang
Learning AI at a pace that matches what it actually takes
Neurokiln runs three structured stages — from Python and data handling through to a live industry brief. Each stage states its workload honestly so you can decide before you start.
The firing schedule
Three stages, each with a stated workload
Each stage below shows what you work on, how many hours per week you can expect, and what is included. There are no hidden requirements.
Preparation Stage in Python and Data Handling
Six weeks covering Python fundamentals for data work, NumPy, pandas, version control, notebook discipline and the statistics needed to read a model's output. Written for career changers arriving from spreadsheets rather than software engineering.
- Six weeks · eight hours per week
- One live session weekly
- Weekly exercises with written feedback
- Self-check quiz before each stage
- Completion record issued
Model Building Stage
Fourteen weeks covering neural network fundamentals, training loops written from scratch before framework use, convolutional and attention architectures, regularisation, dataset construction and structured error analysis on your own project.
- Fourteen weeks · twelve hours per week
- Twice-weekly live sessions
- GPU credits included
- Three reviewed milestones
- Dedicated mentor for full stage
Practitioner Stage with Industry Brief
Twenty weeks working through a brief from a partner organisation, covering requirement analysis, data access constraints, model selection under cost limits, evaluation design, deployment and a written handover. Teams of three.
- Twenty weeks · fifteen hours per week
- Partner brief and named contact
- Two architecture reviews
- Final presentation to partner
- Completion record with delivered work
Why Neurokiln
What shapes how this school works
Workload stated before enrolment
Each stage lists median and upper-quartile hours from previous cohorts. You read the numbers before committing, not after.
Stages build in sequence
The schedule goes from data handling to model construction to a live brief. Each stage is designed so the next one has somewhere to stand.
Written feedback on every exercise
Exercises are returned with written notes, not just a score. The feedback covers what worked, what to revisit and a specific suggestion for the next attempt.
A mentor stays with you through Stage 2
The model building stage assigns a mentor for its full fourteen weeks. The same person reviews your milestones and answers questions through the office-hours slot.
Stage 3 uses a real partner brief
The practitioner stage works through requirements from an actual partner organisation. The final presentation is delivered to that partner, not to an internal panel.
Based in George Town, delivered online
The school is registered and reachable in Penang. Sessions are online so learners across Malaysia can attend without travel, while remaining connected to a local point of contact.
Enrolment
Have questions before deciding on a stage?
Send a message or call directly. A member of the team will walk through the stage requirements with you — no pressure to register on the spot.
Common questions
What people usually ask before enrolling
Do I need a programming background to start Stage 1?
Can I join Stage 2 without completing Stage 1?
How many hours per week does each stage require?
What is included in the stage fee?
What does the completion record contain?
Are the live sessions recorded?
How do I pay? Is payment in Malaysian Ringgit?
Location
Find Us in George Town
Jalan Kelawei 76, 10250 George Town, Pulau Pinang
Reach out
Get in Touch
Questions about any stage, intake timing or suitability — send a message or call directly.
Contact Details
Phone
+60 4 227 5836Address
Jalan Kelawei 76
10250 George Town
Pulau Pinang, Malaysia
Office Hours
Monday – Friday: 09:00 – 18:00 MYT
Saturday: 10:00 – 14:00 MYT
Sunday: Closed