AI Automation

N8N Workflow automation

n8n Live Bootcamp: 8-Week MasterclassMaster the art of workflow automation with this comprehensive, 8-week live bootcamp designed to take you from setup to advanced AI-assisted integrations. Hosted by...

Date May 23 - Jul 11, 2026
Time 8:00 PM - 10:00 PM
Session Seats 99 Slots left

About This Bootcamp

This eight-week intensive bootcamp is designed to take you from your first login to building sophisticated, AI-powered automations.
Over 16 hours of live, instructor-led training, you will master the art of workflow design using n8n. The course balances theoretical "problem framing" with hands-on lab work, ensuring you don't just learn how to use nodes, but how to architect professional-grade solutions.

By the end of the program, you will have completed a capstone project that integrates complex data, logic, and Artificial Intelligence.

Duration:
8 weeks (2 hours per session).

Format:
Online (Live via Google Meet).

Time:

Saturdays, 8:00 PM – 10:00 PM PKT


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What you will learn

  • n8n Fundamentals: Navigating the UI, managing credentials, and understanding the core mechanics of triggers and actions.
  • API and Data Integration: Mastering HTTP Requests (GET/POST) and connecting popular apps like Google Sheets and Airtable.
  • Logic and Data Transformation: Writing expressions, using conditional branching (If/Set), and handling complex data formats.
  • Advanced Workflow Design: Implementing sub-workflows, merging multiple data sources, and building robust error-handling.
  • Custom Coding Mastery: Using the Code Node for custom JavaScript transformations when standard nodes are simply not enough.
  • AI-Powered Automations: Building AI-assisted workflows and understanding the difference between agents and linear flows.
  • Operational Excellence: Best practices for scheduling, logging, security, and exporting/importing workflows for production.
  • Problem Framing Skills: Learning to design and diagram automation solutions on paper before you ever touch the n8n canvas.

Sessions Topics

Day
Session Topic
Time
May 23, 2026
Setup and first workflows
08:00 pm
May 30, 2026
From idea to diagram
08:00 pm
June 6, 2026
Data in: HTTP and apps
08:00 pm
June 13, 2026
Logic and expressions
08:00 pm
June 20, 2026
Code, notify, schedule, go live
08:00 pm
June 27, 2026
Intermediate: data and formats
08:00 pm
July 4, 2026
Merge, split, errors
08:00 pm
July 11, 2026
AI workflow + capstone
08:00 pm

Curriculum Details

Learning objectives
  • Log in
  • Navigate UI
  • run first workflow
  • read JSON in/out
Key topics
  • Intro
  • Cloud or Docker setup
  • canvas
  • triggers vs actions
  • Input/Output
  • templates
Lab
  • Manual Trigger to simple fetch or template
  • Execute node vs workflow
Homework
  • Quickstart + Level 1
  • Ch 1–2 (UI + mini workflow)
Learning objectives
  • Frame automation problems
  • Sketch steps before building
Key topics
  • Problem framing
  • choosing triggers; inputs/outputs
  • node naming
Lab
  • Manual Trigger + one integration
  • design sketch for personal scenario
Homework

• Level 1 Ch 3–4 (use case + designing the workflow)

Learning objectives
  • Call APIs
  • store rows in a spreadsheet app
  • use credential manager
Key topics
  • HTTP Request GET/POST
  • JSON response
  • Airtable or Google Sheets (one stack)
  • credentials
Lab
  • Fetch data → create/update one record
  • no secrets in nodes
Homework

• Extend project: fetch → store one row/record

Learning objectives
  • Use expressions
  • branch with If
  • shape data with Set
Key topics
  • {{ }} syntax
  • $json
  • item lists
  • If node
  • Set node
Lab
  • Combine Week 3 data with If + Set
  • filter to relevant rows
Homework

• Expressions doc + one conditional path in project

Learning objectives
  • Use Code node when needed
  • notify
  • schedule
  • read execution logs
  • export JSON
Key topics
  • Code node or Item Lists
  • Slack/Email/Discord
  • Schedule trigger
  • activation
  • execution list
  • export/import
Lab
  • Scheduled run + notification
  • backup workflow JSON
Homework
  • Turn project into scheduled run
  • export workflow JSON
Learning objectives
  • Normalize nested data
  • handle non-JSON formats lightly
Key topics
  • Items and nested JSON
  • Code to normalize
  • HTML/XML or binary (one example)
Lab

• Refactor Weeks 3–5 flow for clearer data shape

Homework

• Level 2 Ch 1–2 readings + one refactor

Learning objectives
  • Merge sources
  • split workflows
  • handle failures gracefully
Key topics

• Merge node; sub-workflows (concept); Error Trigger / error workflow

Lab

• Error notification on main project OR merge two sources

Homework

• Level 2 Ch 3–4 + optional sub-workflows reading

Learning objectives
  • Build an AI-assisted workflow
  • compare agents vs linear flows
  • plan continued learning
Key topics
  • AI workflow tutorial; agents vs automations
  • capstone demo
  • security recap
Lab

• Data → LLM step → output → notify (capstone)

Homework
  • Optional: finish AI branch
  • share template

Session FAQs

While n8n is a "low-code" tool, we will introduce basic JavaScript via the Code Node and expressions. No prior coding experience is required, but a willingness to learn basic syntax is helpful.

All sessions are conducted via Zoom. While live attendance is encouraged for the Q&A and lab segments, you can use the provided resources and homework guides to stay on track.

Yes. Every week includes a lab session, and the course culminates in a capstone project where you build an AI-integrated workflow from scratch.

You can use either n8n Cloud or a self-hosted Docker instance. The course covers the setup for both during the first week.

Prerequisites

  • Possess a solid understanding of how web-based applications and digital tools function.
  • Maintain an active n8n Cloud account or a functional local Docker desktop installation.
  • Secure access to external platforms like Google Sheets, Airtable, or a Slack workspace.
  • Demonstrate a basic comfort level with logical reasoning and structured problem-solving.
  • Dedicate two hours for live sessions plus two hours for homework and self-study tasks.
  • Review the provided documentation and Level 1 course chapters throughout the program.

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