Artificial Intelligence & EU AI Act Training

Artificial Intelligence is transforming the way organizations work, make decisions, and develop new products and services.

However, adopting AI is not simply about using new tools.

It also requires understanding its risks, opportunities, associated responsibilities, and the regulatory framework that is shaping how AI should be used across Europe.

At Aicertia, we develop training programmes for businesses and professionals seeking to understand Artificial Intelligence, apply it in practice, and build the skills needed to work with AI responsibly.

Our training portfolio is structured around two main areas:

  • EU AI Act Training
  • Artificial Intelligence Training

Below, we explore each of these training areas in more detail.


Programmes designed to help organizations understand the European Union’s Artificial Intelligence Act (EU AI Act) and translate its requirements into real-world business practices.

The training covers practical topics such as:

  • Structure and scope of the EU AI Act;
  • Classification of AI systems;
  • AI risk categories;
  • High-risk AI systems;
  • Transparency obligations;
  • AI Literacy;
  • Human oversight;
  • Documentation and traceability;
  • AI governance;
  • Responsibilities of AI providers and deployers;
  • Third-party risk management;
  • Practical implementation of the Regulation within organizations.

The objective is not simply to understand the legislation, but to recognize what it means for an organization that uses, develops, or integrates Artificial Intelligence systems.

Who Is This Training For?

These programmes are designed for professionals and teams working in areas such as:

  • Compliance
  • Legal
  • Human Resources (HR)
  • Learning & Development (L&D)
  • IT
  • Innovation
  • Digital Transformation
  • Product Management
  • Executive Management
  • AI Managers and AI Governance Officers
  • Teams using AI tools in their daily activities

Our second training area focuses on understanding Artificial Intelligence and applying it in practice.

Training programmes can be tailored to each organization’s skill level, departments, and specific needs.

Key areas covered may include:

  • Artificial Intelligence fundamentals;
  • Generative AI;
  • AI-powered productivity tools;
  • Prompt Engineering;
  • Automation;
  • AI for Business;
  • AI for Marketing;
  • AI for Human Resources;
  • AI for Executive Management;
  • AI for Sales;
  • AI for Innovation;
  • Cybersecurity and Artificial Intelligence;
  • Responsible use of Generative AI tools.

The objective is to ensure that participants not only understand what AI is, but also learn how to integrate it effectively into their daily work.