AI Governance Training · Global Edition
Build a Workforce That Uses AI Responsibly
Equip your workforce to manage AI risk, bias, and accountability across the full lifecycle — with practical, scenario-based training aligned to the EU AI Act and ISO 42001.
- ~45 minutes
- SCORM / xAPI compatible
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Align with Global AI Regulations
Ensure your workforce understands the ethical and legal boundaries of using AI tools in the workplace.
EU AI Act
Demonstrates proactive risk mitigation.
Meets upcoming literacy and training obligations for organizations deploying high-risk or general-purpose AI systems.
NIST AI RMF
Establishes a baseline for responsible AI use.
Aligns with the 'Govern' and 'Map' functions requiring organizational understanding of AI risks and impacts.
ISO/IEC 42001
Prepares your team for AI compliance audits.
Satisfies core awareness requirements for the Artificial Intelligence Management System (AIMS) standard.
Course completion generates audit-ready evidence including timestamps, assessment scores, and certificates.
What will your workforce and vendors learn?
The outcomes learners walk away with
Understanding AI in the Workplace
Grasp the role and impact of AI tools in daily work processes.
Recognizing Rights & Responsibilities
Learn rights and duties under the EU AI Act.
Identifying High-Risk & Prohibited AI Systems
Understand which AI systems are high-risk or prohibited.
Using AI Tools Responsibly
Learn how to responsibly use AI tools like ChatGPT and content generators.
Reporting Misuse & Requesting Human Review
Know when and how to report AI misuse or request human oversight.
Promoting Trust & Transparency in AI
Foster a culture of trust, transparency, and safety in AI use.
Course modules
Actionable, audit-defensible curriculum
01Section 1: Introduction to AI in the Workplace
This section introduces artificial intelligence (AI), explaining its significance in modern work environments. Learners will explore what AI is, its various applications in the workplace—such as chatbots, content generators, and recommendation engines—and why governance and regulation are critical.
02Section 2: Understanding the EU AI Act
In this section, learners will gain an overview of the EU AI Act, including its main provisions, key players (AI providers, deployers, users), and AI system categories. The section covers prohibited AI systems, high-risk AI systems, and general-purpose AI tools.
03Section 3: Your Rights & Responsibilities
This section focuses on the rights and responsibilities employees have when interacting with AI systems in the workplace. Learners will explore the right to be informed about AI interactions, the right to explanations for automated decisions, and the responsibility to report AI misuse.
04Section 4: Risks of Misuse and How to Prevent Them
In this section, learners will explore common examples of AI misuse, such as discriminatory outputs, deepfakes, and privacy violations. The focus will be on how to use AI tools responsibly, including how to prevent misuse and the importance of human oversight.
05Section 5: Using AI Safely at Work
The final section covers best practices for safely using AI at work, including understanding and following company AI policies. Learners will learn when to escalate the use of new AI tools, how to check for compliance and risk, and the role of whistleblowing protections in reporting misuse.
06Section 6: Summary and Assessment
This final section reviews the key concepts covered throughout the course. Learners will consolidate their understanding through a structured assessment. Successful completion of the course will result in certification, which can be used for audit purposes and employee documentation.
Who's it for?
For Working Professionals in any Industry
Your workforce
Employees Using AI Tools, Managers Overseeing AI Systems, HR, Legal, Marketing, Sales, & Customer Service Teams, AI System Interactors & Approvers
Your vendors and suppliers
Contractors, suppliers, third parties and partners who access your systems or data.
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- An advisor reviews your requirements and responds within one business day, preferably to schedule a call.
- Pricing is scoped to the number of users and your delivery model.
Certification
Completion earns an audit-ready certificate
Every learner who completes the course receives a certificate — verifiable proof for auditors and regulators.
Company-branded certificates are issued on the Enterprise and Managed Vendor Training plans.
Earn the Credential
Employees who complete the course and score 80% or higher on the assessments receive the GRC: AI Governance training certificate.
Digital & Shareable
Certificates are delivered digitally and can be proudly shared on internal platforms or LinkedIn.
Company-Branded Certificate
Each certificate features your organization’s name, reinforcing your internal security culture.
How to run this course in your organisation
Deliver it through custom learning paths for your employees and vendors — with an optional dedicated LMS for full data sovereignty.
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Frequently asked questions
Common queries on deployment and customization
What is the EU AI Act?
The EU AI Act is the world's first comprehensive legal framework for regulating artificial intelligence. It was adopted by the European Parliament in March 2024 and establishes binding rules for AI systems developed, deployed, or used within the European Union.
When does the EU AI Act come into force?
The EU AI Act entered into force on 1 August 2024. It is being implemented in phases: prohibited AI practices apply from February 2025, high-risk AI obligations apply from August 2026, and general-purpose AI requirements apply from August 2025.
Who does the EU AI Act apply to?
The Act applies to providers (developers) of AI systems, deployers (organisations using AI systems), importers and distributors of AI systems within the EU, and any organisation outside the EU whose AI system outputs are used within the EU. It has extraterritorial reach similar to GDPR.
What are the risk categories under the EU AI Act?
The Act classifies AI systems into four risk levels: unacceptable risk (banned outright, e.g. social scoring, real-time biometric surveillance), high risk (heavily regulated, e.g. AI in hiring, credit scoring, law enforcement), limited risk (transparency obligations, e.g. chatbots must disclose they are AI), and minimal risk (no specific obligations, e.g. spam filters, AI in video games).
What AI practices are banned under the EU AI Act?
Prohibited practices include social scoring by governments, real-time remote biometric identification in public spaces (with limited exceptions for law enforcement), AI that exploits vulnerabilities of specific groups, and AI systems that manipulate human behaviour to cause harm.
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