Start here
Start here
What actually changed — AI and Filipino remote work
A plain account of which remote work AI absorbed, which work still needs a person, and why the work is moving rather than disappearing
7 min read
Start here
Which remote work is growing and which is shrinking
An honest map of remote work for Filipino freelancers: which tasks are shrinking, why reproducible work loses its price, and what still needs a person
7 min read
Building
Building
From prompts to systems — how AI work is really delivered
Using ChatGPT is not the same as delivering. What AI work actually involves: the business problem, the data, access rules, screens, automation and handover
8 min read
Building
What an AI business app actually is
An AI business app is an internal system a company runs on: data, access rules, screens and automation, with AI doing the parts it is good at.
7 min read
Curriculum
Curriculum
Inside the curriculum — what you actually learn
A full breakdown of what is published today: the three foundation courses, how the exercises and quizzes work, and which specialisations are still being built.
3 min read
Curriculum
Framer, and why this work still needs web skills
JobTayo does not teach Framer. Here is what a site builder is for, and what the foundation teaches instead — publishing your own portfolio.
3 min read
Curriculum
Lovable, and building custom web apps with AI
JobTayo does not teach Lovable. What an AI app builder does, where it stops, and what the foundation covers instead.
3 min read
Curriculum
Make.com for beginners — how automation works
Scenarios, data mapping, routers and error handling, explained plainly. There is no Make course here — the foundation teaches the thinking, not the tool.
3 min read
Curriculum
n8n and AI agents — where automation gets serious
Self-hosted automation, tools, memory and guardrails. There is no n8n module at JobTayo; the foundation covers the judgement underneath agent work.
3 min read
Curriculum
Softr client portals — data, permissions, launch
How a database becomes a portal a client's team can log into. The Softr specialisation is still being built, so it is not open, priced or bookable.
3 min read
Security
Security
Backend security when you are not a developer
Permissions, roles and row-level access explained in plain language, plus why hiding a button in the interface is not the same as preventing access
7 min read
Security
Client data — what you are responsible for
What it actually means to hold other people's customer data as a freelancer: what you may see, what you may never keep, and how to close a project cleanly
8 min read
The exam
The exam
The AI-Ready Credential Explained: How Graduates Are Assessed
How the AI-Ready credential is earned, the criteria a reviewer applies, where it shows up — and what it does not claim.
3 min read
The exam
How to Build an AI Specialist Portfolio (Even With No Clients Yet)
The four-part case study format, what to build when you have no clients, and how to protect confidentiality.
2 min read
Earning
Earning
Scoping and Pricing AI Projects: The Module That Ends Hourly Billing
Discovery, written scope, package shapes and pricing logic for AI specialists who want to stop selling hours.
3 min read
Earning
How to price AI work without guessing
Hourly billing pays you less the faster AI makes you. A method for pricing a deliverable, scoping it, and saying the number without flinching
8 min read
Earning
What the market pays — VA work versus AI-certified work
Task work AI absorbs pays around $4-7 an hour. Here is what actually moves a rate, and an honest account of what no course can promise you
7 min read
Earning
From Virtual Assistant to AI Specialist: The Honest Career Path
Worried AI will replace your VA work? The honest six-step path from doing tasks by hand to building the systems that do them.
3 min read
Working
Working
Remote work with AI — running your day when the tools do the typing
A practical guide to using AI in a remote working day: where it belongs, how to review its output, and how to stay accountable to clients across timezones.
7 min read
Working
The skills that outlast the tools
Every tool in AI remote work gets replaced eventually. The durable skills sit underneath: reading a business, finding the real requirement, saying no early
8 min read