For Working Professionals in any Industry
This course introduces non-technical employees to the basics of GRC: AI Governance, the principles of the EU AI Act, and how to safely and ethically use AI systems at work. Designed for general employees, managers, and business users, this training focuses on real-world applications and clear workplace actions not tech jargon.
Book a DemoGrasp the role and impact of AI tools in daily work processes.
Learn rights and duties under the EU AI Act.
Understand which AI systems are high-risk or prohibited.
Learn how to responsibly use AI tools like ChatGPT and content generators.
Know when and how to report AI misuse or request human oversight.
Foster a culture of trust, transparency, and safety in AI use.
This course is designed for non-technical audiences.
Recommended for:
Staff working with AI-driven tools like chatbots, content generators, and business automation systems.
Leaders responsible for teams that use AI systems to drive business operations.
Employees across departments who interact with AI systems, ensuring ethical usage and compliance.
Any employee who approves or interacts with AI-driven systems in their role.
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. This section emphasizes the importance of trust and transparency in AI use, along with the potential risks of unregulated AI impacting business operations and customer relations. Key Topics Covered:
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. A key focus is the August 2026 compliance deadline, which will help learners prepare for upcoming regulatory changes. Key Topics Covered:
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. The section also covers the importance of transparency and documentation under the EU AI Act. Key Topics Covered:
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. This section emphasizes the need for vigilance in identifying risky AI applications and implementing safeguards. Key Topics Covered:
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. The section also discusses the role of ethics committees and legal teams in reviewing AI systems and ensuring responsible use. Key Topics Covered:
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. Key Topics Covered:
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Want an GRC: AI Governance course tailored for your sector or internal AI tools? We can build a completely custom module using your examples, tools, and policies.
GRC: AI Governance refers to the policies, rules, and practices that ensure AI is used responsibly, legally, and ethically. It includes fairness, transparency, risk controls, and regulatory compliance.
The EU AI Act is a regulation designed to ensure safe and trustworthy AI use within the European Union. It introduces risk-based classification of AI systems and imposes obligations on providers, deployers, and users.
Any employee using AI systems, approving tools, or handling AI-powered outputs — including HR, marketing, customer service, and legal/compliance teams.
While not explicitly mandated, employee awareness and training is critical to demonstrating compliance — especially for high-risk AI system usage.
Yes. We can embed or link your AI usage policy, escalation process, and contact points for reporting.
Yes. The course is fully responsive and SCORM/xAPI compatible for integration into your existing LMS.
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