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Office Work Automation with Claude Code: Vibe Coding for Professionals

No coding skills needed! Automate your work in plain language

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⏱ Duration6 hours
🏢 FormatOn-site delivery · Customized design
👤 InstructorJohn Kim
✅ Key resultCut repetitive work by 80% and boost productivity

“Vibe Coding for Work Automation with Claude Code” is a 6-hour corporate training program in AI · IT education delivered by Nanum Consulting (CEO John Kim). No coding experience needed! Automate work in plain language. Key topics: spotting work improvement opportunities and workflows · the Claude ecosystem · coding basics and project structure · generating code from natural language · building a real-world automation project.

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Who is this course for?

This course is for practitioners and leaders at companies and institutions that are building AI and IT skills. We especially recommend it for organizations that want to automate work with Claude Code.

What will you learn?

  • Work automation skills with Claude Code

Curriculum

Module 1: Finding Process Improvements and Workflows
  • Analyzing current work processes: identifying 5 or more time-consuming repetitive tasks
  • Mapping work workflows – tools to visualize time per step and bottlenecks
  • Prioritizing tasks to automate – ROI analysis techniques and a feasibility matrix
  • Setting personal work improvement goals: defining specific goals and metrics with the SMART method
  • Reviewing team collaboration processes – assessing how efficient your communication channels and information sharing are
  • Writing before-and-after automation scenarios – projected time savings and a plan for improving work quality
Module 2: Understanding the Claude Ecosystem
  • Installing and configuring Claude Desktop: setting up a personal workspace and customizing your environment
  • Exploring Claude Cowork collaboration features – hands-on with creating team projects, inviting members, and managing permissions
  • Introduction to the Claude Code environment – hands-on with the code editor interface and live preview
  • Workflow across all three tools – an integrated process from ideation to collaboration to development
  • Understanding Claude model versions: performance of Opus, Sonnet, and Haiku and how to choose by use case
  • Exploring API integration and extensibility: concepts for connecting external services and building automation pipelines
Module 3: Coding Basics and Project Structure
  • Mastering basic Claude Code commands – core commands for creating, editing, running, and debugging files
  • Designing the project folder structure – organizing HTML, CSS, and JavaScript files and modularization principles
  • Rules for writing natural language commands: prompt patterns for conveying clear, specific requirements
  • Code version control basics – safe development with change tracking, backups, and rollback
  • Responsive web basics – design principles for layouts on mobile, tablet, and desktop
  • Using open-source libraries – hands-on integration of popular libraries such as Bootstrap and jQuery
Module 4: Mastering Code Generation with Natural Language
  • Building a simple calculator web app – implementing arithmetic functions and UI design with natural-language commands
  • Building a to-do list app – adding, deleting, and completing tasks by voice command
  • Creating data visualization charts – building sales graphs with the Chart.js library
  • Building a live clock and timer: implementing dynamic web components with JavaScript time functions
  • Building a simple survey form: an interactive form with input validation and result storage
  • Building a responsive portfolio page – a one-page site with a personal introduction and project gallery
Module 5: Building a Real-World Automation Project
  • Developing a work schedule dashboard – a web app with individual task status and deadline reminders
  • Customer inquiry auto-classification system – keyword-based categorization and assignee routing logic
  • Sales report generator – link Excel data to build monthly performance charts and analysis reports
  • Meeting room booking system – live availability and conflict-prevention logic
  • Employee attendance monitoring – a dashboard that tracks clock-in/out times and analyzes work patterns
  • Inventory alert system – a web tool with minimum stock settings and automatic reorder notifications
Module 6: Collaboration and Project Presentations
  • Advanced Claude Cowork for team collaboration – code review, version syncing, and real-time co-editing
  • Deploying your automation tools – hands-on free web hosting with Netlify and Vercel
  • Writing user guides – manuals and tutorials your colleagues can easily follow
  • Personal project demos and feedback: share your build process and results in 5-minute presentations
  • Setting up monitoring for continuous improvement: collecting user feedback and planning performance optimization
  • Building a future learning roadmap – a step-by-step plan around AI coding trends and your own skill development

Tools used in this course

ClaudeClaude Code

Expected results / After the course

  • Cut repetitive work by 80% and maximize efficiency

We tailor this course to your company

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FAQ

Yes, absolutely. The course motto is 'No coding required,' and it focuses on automating work with natural language. Module 3 starts with coding basics, and by Module 4 you can generate code from plain-language instructions.
Its biggest differentiator is natural-language coding with Claude Code. Instead of complex programming languages, you build work automation solutions in everyday language, so non-developers can follow along easily. The course also covers building real automation projects and presenting them in a collaborative session, so it is highly applicable to actual work.
Yes, absolutely. Six structured modules take you step by step from finding work improvement opportunities to building a real-world project. In particular, by building the automation project in Module 5, you gain specific skills you can apply from the day of the training.
John Kim is an expert who has delivered work automation training at many large and mid-sized corporations. With a deep understanding of the Claude ecosystem, he is highly rated for practical training that teams can put to use right away. Specific on-site delivery references are available on request.
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Office Work Automation with Claude Code: Vibe Coding for Professionals

No coding skills needed! Automate your work in plain language

Training hours6 hours
FieldAI · IT Training
InstructorJohn Kim
Training objectives
  • Work automation skills with Claude Code
Expected results
  • Cut repetitive work by 80% and maximize efficiency
Curriculum
Module 1Module 1: Finding Process Improvements and Workflows
  • Analyzing current work processes: identifying 5 or more time-consuming repetitive tasks
  • Mapping work workflows – tools to visualize time per step and bottlenecks
  • Prioritizing tasks to automate – ROI analysis techniques and a feasibility matrix
  • Setting personal work improvement goals: defining specific goals and metrics with the SMART method
  • Reviewing team collaboration processes – assessing how efficient your communication channels and information sharing are
  • Writing before-and-after automation scenarios – projected time savings and a plan for improving work quality
Module 2Module 2: Understanding the Claude Ecosystem
  • Installing and configuring Claude Desktop: setting up a personal workspace and customizing your environment
  • Exploring Claude Cowork collaboration features – hands-on with creating team projects, inviting members, and managing permissions
  • Introduction to the Claude Code environment – hands-on with the code editor interface and live preview
  • Workflow across all three tools – an integrated process from ideation to collaboration to development
  • Understanding Claude model versions: performance of Opus, Sonnet, and Haiku and how to choose by use case
  • Exploring API integration and extensibility: concepts for connecting external services and building automation pipelines
Module 3Module 3: Coding Basics and Project Structure
  • Mastering basic Claude Code commands – core commands for creating, editing, running, and debugging files
  • Designing the project folder structure – organizing HTML, CSS, and JavaScript files and modularization principles
  • Rules for writing natural language commands: prompt patterns for conveying clear, specific requirements
  • Code version control basics – safe development with change tracking, backups, and rollback
  • Responsive web basics – design principles for layouts on mobile, tablet, and desktop
  • Using open-source libraries – hands-on integration of popular libraries such as Bootstrap and jQuery
Module 4Module 4: Mastering Code Generation with Natural Language
  • Building a simple calculator web app – implementing arithmetic functions and UI design with natural-language commands
  • Building a to-do list app – adding, deleting, and completing tasks by voice command
  • Creating data visualization charts – building sales graphs with the Chart.js library
  • Building a live clock and timer: implementing dynamic web components with JavaScript time functions
  • Building a simple survey form: an interactive form with input validation and result storage
  • Building a responsive portfolio page – a one-page site with a personal introduction and project gallery
Module 5Module 5: Building a Real-World Automation Project
  • Developing a work schedule dashboard – a web app with individual task status and deadline reminders
  • Customer inquiry auto-classification system – keyword-based categorization and assignee routing logic
  • Sales report generator – link Excel data to build monthly performance charts and analysis reports
  • Meeting room booking system – live availability and conflict-prevention logic
  • Employee attendance monitoring – a dashboard that tracks clock-in/out times and analyzes work patterns
  • Inventory alert system – a web tool with minimum stock settings and automatic reorder notifications
Module 6Module 6: Collaboration and Project Presentations
  • Advanced Claude Cowork for team collaboration – code review, version syncing, and real-time co-editing
  • Deploying your automation tools – hands-on free web hosting with Netlify and Vercel
  • Writing user guides – manuals and tutorials your colleagues can easily follow
  • Personal project demos and feedback: share your build process and results in 5-minute presentations
  • Setting up monitoring for continuous improvement: collecting user feedback and planning performance optimization
  • Building a future learning roadmap – a step-by-step plan around AI coding trends and your own skill development
About the instructor
Instructor John Kim
John Kim, Lead Instructor
10 years in industry · 15 years teaching (3,000+ lectures)
Education
· MBA (advanced major: Marketing), Korea University Graduate School of Business (graduated)
· Sungkyunkwan University Consultant Program (completed)
· Sogang University Graduate School of Business, Short-Term MBA (completed)
· Seoul National University Lifelong Education Instructor Development Program (completed)
· Chung-Ang University, B.A. in English Language and Literature (graduated)
Experience
· Current: CEO, Nanum Consulting
· Formerly at Hyosung Corp., Daeduck Electronics and Shinhan Diamond: overseas assignments and strategic planning (10+ years)
· Current partner instructor, Expert Consulting
· Current: Partner instructor, PSI Consulting
· (Current) Partner instructor, Korea SMEs and Startups Agency and SME Training Institute
Credentials and publications
· Certified consultant
· Certified teacher
· Completed official IDEO Design Thinking training
· B2B Marketing Design (1 Apr 2025)
· The Chinese Diamond Tool Market: Present and Future (co-authored, Korea Tool Association)
· Battles That Changed History and Innovative Weapons (in progress)