Board & executive briefings
Short, sharp sessions on what the Act means for strategy, accountability and the decisions leadership actually owns.
EU AI Act Training
EU AI Act training, scoped to your organisation
The Act now expects your people to be AI-literate. Generic slides won't prove it. We design the training your sector, your AI systems and your roles actually need — and tie it to how you govern AI.
Why AI literacy is now an obligation
Article 4 of the EU AI Act requires organisations that provide or use AI systems to ensure a sufficient level of AI literacy among the staff and others operating those systems on their behalf. This obligation has applied since 2 February 2025.
"Sufficient" is not a fixed syllabus. It depends on the technical knowledge, experience and context of the people involved, and on the AI systems being used. In practice that means training scaled to roles — from the board setting direction, to managers running oversight, to the people using AI day to day — rather than one course for everyone.
This is a governance obligation, supervised like the rest of the Act. The point isn't a certificate on a shelf; it's that your organisation can show its people understand the AI they use and the rules around it.
Why one-size-fits-all training misses the mark
A generic "AI Act 101" tells everyone the same thing and proves little about your organisation. Article 4 asks for literacy that fits the actual roles and the actual systems in use — which a fixed course can't deliver.
So we don't sell a catalogue. We start from your reality: what AI you deploy, which roles touch it, what your sector requires, and where your governance already stands. The training is built from there.
What we tailor
Illustrative areas — every engagement is scoped to your organisation, not picked from a menu.
Management-level governance training
For the people running AI oversight: risk classification, roles and accountability, and what "sufficient literacy" means for their teams.
Role-based operational literacy
Practical training for the people who use AI day to day, tailored to their tasks and their systems.
Sector-specific modules
Energy, financial services, manufacturing, public sector and more — the obligations and use cases that apply to your industry.
Governance-integrated training
Training tied to your AI inventory and risk classification, so literacy becomes part of how you govern AI, not a separate box.
Delivery to fit
Classroom, virtual or scalable e-learning for large workforces — chosen to match your organisation, not ours.
How it works
Scope
A short conversation about your organisation: the AI you use, the roles involved, your sector and where your governance stands.
Design
We build the training programme around that — the right depth for each audience, tied to the obligation and to your governance.
Deliver
In the format that fits: on-site, virtual or e-learning — with materials your people keep.
Who leads it
This training is designed and led by Valentin Nemeth, an independent AI strategy, governance and compliance advisor with over two decades of enterprise transformation experience across eight European countries. He advises leadership on getting AI governed and kept compliant — and brings that same frame to the training.
Tell us about your organisation
No fixed packages, no pressure. Share a few details and we'll come back with how AI Act training could be scoped for you.