E-learning
An AI literacy training of ninety minutes that is finished when you are.
One-off, interactive, with assignments and a participant certificate. For all employees, whichever AI tool your organisation uses. €49 per participant, with no minimum order and no setup fee.
The measures
01 · In short
- Duration
- 90 minutes
- Format
- Online, at your own pace
- Term
- One-off, no subscription
- Price
- €49 per participant
No minimum order and no setup fee. Whether you register five people or five hundred, you pay per participant and nothing else.
What's in the ninety minutes
02 · The content
Five modules that stand alone, so you can do it in one go or spread it across the week. Each ends with an assignment on your own work, not a multiple-choice question.
01 · 15 min
What AI is and isn't
Without jargon and without futurology: what a language model does, why it sounds convincing even when it's wrong, and where it's pattern matching rather than understanding. This is the base the rest builds on.
02 · 20 min
The risks you meet in your own work
Invented sources, adopted assumptions, biased output and the ease with which sensitive data ends up somewhere. With real examples, not scenarios from a press release.
03 · 20 min
What the AI Act asks of you
The obligation in plain language: why it exists, who it applies to and what 'sufficient level' means for your role. Including what your organisation has to record and why your participation is part of that.
04 · 20 min
Judging what comes out
The skill that weighs heaviest and where almost every group scores lowest. A six-point checklist, practised on answers with a demonstrable error in them.
05 · 15 min
Agreements for the Monday after
What you do and don't enter, when you put a human in between and what never leaves unchecked. You write it down yourself at the end, and that's the part that sticks.
What you prove with the certificate
03 · The evidence
Every participant receives a certificate afterwards, and you get a group overview that exports straight to Excel. Together they form the evidence for your file: who was trained, when, and with what outcome.
The certificate holds the name, date, modules completed and the outcome of the final assignment. The group overview shows who finished and when. Exactly what you need when someone asks how you met the training obligation.
Worth knowing: the law prescribes an outcome rather than a method, so an officially recognised AI Act certificate doesn't exist. If you also want to prove the level actually changed, combine the e-learning with the before-and-after measurement. That difference is the strongest figure in your file.
What this is and isn't for
This e-learning covers the knowledge base Article 4 asks of everyone. The role analysis and the file, steps two and four, come from the measurement. Taking only this gives you a solid base and an attendance list; doing both gives you a case.
What it costs
04 · The price
Per participant
€49
one-off, excluding VAT
- No minimum order
- No setup fee
- Participant certificate included
- Group overview exported to Excel
- Tiered pricing from 100 participants
What you get for it
€49 per employee, one-off. That gets you a certificate per participant, a group overview for your file and ninety minutes that simply fit around the workday.
No minimum order, no setup fee and no implementation project. Register a group today and everyone starts tomorrow.
Worked example
- 50 employees€2.450
- 200 employees€9.800
- From 100, with tieringin the quote
Indication, not a quote.
The certificate shows
- Name, date and the modules completed
- The outcome of the final assignment
- Exportable as a group overview
And therefore not
- It isn't an officially recognised AI Act certificate, no such thing exists.
- It proves completion, not skill. That's what the measurement is for.
Who this is for
05 · The audience
01
All employees
No prior knowledge needed and no Microsoft jargon. The obligation applies to everyone using AI for work, so the base is the same for all, from office support to the board.
02
Organisations that want to start fast
No implementation project, no minimum order and no setup fee. You can register a group today and have them start tomorrow. That's deliberate: the obligation is already running and waiting doesn't improve it.
03
Alongside a running Copilot programme
If a package is already running, this is the vendor-neutral layer beneath it. The Copilot modules are about the product; these ninety minutes are about AI in general and about what the law asks.
Questions about the e-learning
06 · Short answer
How long does the e-learning take?
Ninety minutes, and that includes the assignments. You can do it in one go or in five parts, because the modules stand alone. There's no deadline and no annual subscription: you buy it once.
What does it cost per participant?
€49 per participant, one-off and excluding VAT. No minimum order and no setup fee. From a hundred participants the price per person drops; that's stated in the quote, not in the fine print.
Does this satisfy the AI literacy obligation?
The knowledge base, yes; the whole obligation, no, and anyone promising the latter is promising something they can't deliver. Article 4 asks for a level appropriate to the role, plus documentation. This e-learning is identical for everyone and so covers the base; the role analysis and the file come from the measurement.
Is it tied to Copilot?
No. The e-learning is about AI in general: what it is, where it goes wrong and what the law asks of you. Whether your organisation uses Copilot, ChatGPT, Gemini or an AI feature in an existing package makes no difference to these ninety minutes. Product-specific subjects sit in the Copilot programme.
Do we get a group overview?
Yes, exportable to Excel: who completed the e-learning and when. That's exactly the part you need for your file. Names do appear here, because a completion record without names is worthless as evidence, unlike the measurement, where we deliberately report group figures.
Is it suitable for everyone?
Yes, that's the premise. No prior knowledge is needed and there's no Microsoft jargon in it. For people who are already advanced it's ninety minutes they largely know, not a bad investment, since the law asks it of everyone, but don't count on learning gains. That group belongs in the advanced trainings.
Read on
- What AI literacy is
The obligation, the four steps and why step two makes the difference.
- Making it demonstrable
From inventory to file, with what to record at each step.
- Beyond the base
When you want to build skill rather than only cover the obligation.
Walk through it yourself first
Request a trial account and do the ninety minutes yourself before putting a group through it. That's the only way to judge whether it fits, and it costs you one morning.