Yes, you definitely can take an AI certification while working full-time. A lot of people assume it’s overwhelming… but honestly, it’s more about structure than anything else.
Since you already had a good experience with H2K Infosys especially the live, instructor-led classes you probably know how much that format helps. It’s very different from just buying a course on Udemy and hoping you’ll stay motivated. Live sessions keep you accountable. You can ask questions in real time. It feels more real.
If you’re exploring AI courses for beginners, I’d suggest looking for something that eases you in. A solid program should start with Python basics, then gradually move into machine learning concepts without assuming you already know everything. Weekend or evening classes make a huge difference when you’re working full-time. And hands-on projects? Non-negotiable. That’s where things actually click. Career support is a bonus, but a valuable one.
Career support isn’t mandatory, but it’s definitely a valuable added benefit.
most beginner AI certifications ask for around 6 to 10 hours a week. Spread that across a few evenings and part of your weekend, and it’s doable. Not effortless but manageable. The key is consistency. Even small, regular study sessions add up faster than cramming.