A practical 4-hour live training for employees and self-employed professionals who use AI tools at work. Learn what to use AI for, what data to protect, how to check outputs — and when to escalate.
Representing a company? Book the whole team — see corporate options →
Real figures from AgileLAB's existing training base. Corporate client logos are added in Iteration 2.
"AI literacy means skills, knowledge and understanding that allow providers, deployers and affected persons […] to make an informed deployment of AI systems, as well as to gain awareness about the opportunities and risks of AI and possible harm it can cause."
— Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 (EU AI Act), Article 3(56)AI tools like ChatGPT, Copilot, Gemini, Claude and DeepL are already part of everyday work. Article 4 of the EU AI Act turns this definition into an obligation for every organisation using AI. Article 26 adds a separate, firm requirement for staff operating high-risk AI systems — our current programmes cover Article 4; Article 26 is scoped individually on request.
Read the full Article 4 vs Article 26 breakdown →AI literacy is more than basic knowledge. Research on AI literacy in the workplace points to five dimensions this training is built around.
Suitable for non-technical participants — employees and self-employed professionals across functions, and anyone who uses AI tools on behalf of their own business.
Four daily habits, ten concrete skills, one structured 4-hour curriculum — not just definitions.
Is AI suitable here? Is the tool approved? Will the output be used internally, externally or in a sensitive context?
Protect personal, client, confidential and business-sensitive information before it ever reaches an AI tool.
Check for hallucinations, bias, outdated information and unsupported claims before using the result.
Involve a manager, legal, security or data protection contact when the task or data is sensitive.
Structure and module order taken directly from Option 1 (Programme Structure, section 5 of the proposal). Numbering unified across site, PDF proposal, trainer slides and contract.
4 hours, two live sessions. Regular open cohorts for individuals and self-employed professionals. Everyone gets the same foundation.
Delivered privately for your organisation — not a public session. Two formats: Standard (4h, same content as the Live Public Session) or Extended (1 day, 9 modules, tailored to your tools and policies).
New cohorts open regularly — pick a date that works, no waiting for a "next round" announcement.
Identify where AI already shows up in your own work.
Classify examples as safe, restricted or escalation-required.
Spot unsupported claims and missing evidence in an AI answer.
Turn a vague prompt into a clear, checkable instruction.
Assess a suspicious AI-generated message and choose an escalation path.
Decide when AI is appropriate — and when a human must decide instead.
No exam stress, no trick questions. A short, practical check built around real workplace scenarios — designed so you finish confident, not anxious.
~15 min · 3 workplace cases · most pass comfortably on the first try.
"AI Literacy Essentials: Safe and Responsible AI Use at Work" (4 training hours, Option 1).
Included from Option 1 — not just for large companies.
This is an AgileLAB Certificate of Completion — not an official EU or government certificate. Useful on your CV, for clients, or your company's internal compliance file either way. Why there's no official Article 4 certificate →
Certified AI-Native Trainer, Scaled Agile Inc. · ICP-FAI (Foundations of Artificial Intelligence) certified trainer, ICAgile. Experience delivering Agile, OKR and AI-adoption training across DACH.
Two free downloads straight from the programme — no commitment, just your email.
An official Scaled Agile Inc. certification on building organisations that leverage AI at scale — delivered in person, launch partners KEGON & Fast Lane.
This is a separate AgileLAB programme about Agile + AI transformation.
No. It's an AgileLAB Certificate of Completion. The European Commission confirms that no official Article 4 certificate exists or is required — organisations may keep internal training records instead.
No. The course is built for non-technical participants and assumes no prior AI or programming knowledge.
Article 4 is general AI literacy. Article 26 is a separate, firm requirement for staff operating high-risk AI systems to ensure human oversight. Our Option 1 and Option 2 programmes cover Article 4; Article 26 needs deep customisation, so we scope it individually. Read the full breakdown →
English, German or Russian, live online or in person.
4 hours, live online or in person. Individuals and self-employed professionals welcome.
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