AI training your whole team can finish this week.
Your team is already using AI. This teaches them to do it without leaking data, trusting a confident wrong answer, or breaking a rule they didn't know existed. Five short modules, about an hour, with a certificate at the end.
The path
Five modules, then a certificate.
Work through them in order or dip into the one you need. Your progress is saved on your device, so you can stop and come back. When you finish, a short assessment issues your certificate.
Who it is for
Two people, one course.
Get your team AI ready, with proof.
You get everyone to one standard of safe use, without writing a curriculum or booking a workshop. They learn at their own pace, and you get the record.
- Enrol a team with one shared link
- Track who has completed it
- Export a dated completion register as evidence
- No procurement, no per-seat cost
Learn to use AI without tripping up, and get certified.
Short enough to finish in a lunch break. No jargon, no hour-long videos. Learn what to trust, what to check, and where the lines are.
- Five short modules, ten minutes each
- Examples from everyday work
- A certificate of completion to keep
- Works on any device, at your pace
What you will learn
The five modules.
Each module stands on its own and takes 10 to 15 minutes.
AI fundamentals
What AI actually is and is not, the words that matter, and why it sometimes sounds confident and is still wrong.
12 min → 2Using AI safely at work
What is safe to put into an AI tool, what is not, and how to avoid shadow AI and data leaks without slowing down.
12 min → 3Judging AI output
How to spot a hallucination, when to verify, and how to stay the human in the loop instead of a rubber stamp.
12 min → 4Your obligations
The rules that now apply: the EU AI Act literacy duty, Australian government policy, and your own organisation's AI policy.
15 min → 5Working with AI agents
When AI stops answering and starts acting: what an agent is, why approval gates matter, and what a record of the work should show.
13 min →Why now
AI training just became an expectation.
Two shifts moved AI literacy from optional to expected. Both are already in force or arriving this year.
Europe: a literacy duty since February 2025
Under Article 4 of the EU AI Act, any organisation that uses AI at work must ensure its people have a sufficient level of AI literacy. There is no set curriculum, but you are expected to keep records that show you took it seriously.
Australia: mandatory foundational training
The Australian Government's policy makes foundational, responsible AI training mandatory for staff across the public service, with the first requirement starting 15 June 2026. Suppliers and mid-market firms are following the same baseline.
Sources: European Commission, AI literacy questions and answers and EU AI Act Article 4; Australian Government, Guidance for staff training on AI. Module four covers what applies to you. This page is general information, not legal advice.
The certificate
Finish the assessment, get a certificate you can verify.
Pass a short assessment at the end and you get a certificate of completion in your name, with a unique link anyone can use to confirm it is real. Share it on LinkedIn or send it to your manager.
For managers
Train your whole team, keep the record.
Create a team, share one link, and everyone who completes the course lands on a private register you can export. No email setup, no seats to buy, no data you have to chase. It is the evidence you would want if anyone ever asks what training your people have had.
Start with module one.
Twelve minutes. No sign up to begin. See why AI sounds so sure of itself, even when it is wrong.