Innovista has said that its free Learn Claude AI in 30 Days course with Hisham Sarwar is drawing strong interest, with the learning community now at more than 31,000 members and adding hundreds of new members every day, according to the organisation’s LinkedIn post. The programme combines live classes with a growing learning community, while course modules are being released progressively on LearnEasy.pk. Learners can join for free through the registration link shared by Innovista. The membership figures are self-reported by Innovista and have not been independently verified, and the post does not say how many learners are actively attending the live sessions.
The course is described as hands-on learning at scale, covering how to use AI tools, build real-world projects, automate workflows, and find earning opportunities through these skills. Claude is the AI assistant developed by Anthropic, and the course is built around learning to use it in a practical way over 30 days. The post does not mention any partnership with Anthropic, so the programme appears to be an independent training initiative that focuses on one tool. Innovista says its vision is to equip millions of people with practical AI skills, a goal that goes well beyond the current community size and depends on how many learners stay with the modules as they are released.
Hisham Sarwar, who leads the course, is an Islamabad-based creative entrepreneur and educator known as a voice in Pakistan’s freelancing and creative industries. According to the speaker listing for WordCamp Islamabad 2025, where he was announced as a keynote speaker, he started as a self-taught graphic designer and has mentored thousands of people in moving from traditional jobs to online careers. He has more than 350,000 followers on LinkedIn. That background explains the course’s focus on earning opportunities, since freelancers and small business owners are among the groups most likely to use AI tools to speed up writing, design, research, and routine administrative work.
The course joins a growing list of free AI learning options in Pakistan. A national AI training bootcamp was offered free of charge during INDUS AI Week 2026, and Pakistan Initiative for Artificial Intelligence and Cloud (PIAIC) says it has trained more than 100,000 Pakistanis in AI and IT. What sets this programme apart is its focus on a single AI assistant and its use of community-style learning with live classes. Details such as the full curriculum, the schedule of module releases, and whether learners receive certificates were not included in the post, so those interested will need to check LearnEasy.pk for the latest information as the course continues to roll out.
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