Who is affected
Organisations that develop, supply or use AI systems in the EU/EEA, including the public sector. The AI literacy requirement (Art. 4) applies to anyone taking AI-related decisions.
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EU AI Act
The EU AI Act is the world's first horizontal AI regulation. It governs how organisations develop, procure and use AI systems — from prohibited practices to strict requirements for high-risk systems and transparency for general-purpose models. The courses provide role-tailored competence evidence.
Information technology
Healthcare
Banking and finance
Insurance
Public sector
Education and research
Legal services
Manufacturing
Telecommunications
Retail
Key requirements
- AI literacy for all relevant employees (Art. 4)
- Prohibited AI practices identified and avoided (Art. 5)
- Risk classification of AI systems (high-risk/limited/minimal)
- Transparency requirements for generative AI (deepfakes, AI-generated content)
- Documentation, logging and human oversight for high-risk systems
Available certificates
Certification track
EU AI Act
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Open certification: EU AI Act — Basic · How does it affect me?Basic
EU AI Act — Basic · How does it affect me?
30-minute orientation that explains what the AI Act means for your role as an ordinary employee.
From 35 € Start →30 min · Bronze / participant / yr -
Open certification: EU AI Act — Pro · Regulation 2024/1689Pro
EU AI Act — Pro · Regulation 2024/1689
The world's first comprehensive AI regulation. Risk-based approach, GPAI obligations and deadlines.
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Open certification: EU AI Act — Expert · Implement high-risk end to endExpert
EU AI Act — Expert · Implement high-risk end to end
Full implementation walkthrough of a high-risk AI system from classification to market entry.