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YOUR NEXT MODULE / 0/4 parts complete
AI governance
IT grants access, procurement signs and compliance reviews. After launch, decisions fall between teams. Build a route that works when something changes.
For legal, compliance, privacy and risk teams / level 3
Governance and compliance
Develop a practical approach to accountability, impact assessments, supply chains and supervision.
Prior knowledge: AI literacy and familiarity with operational AI risk and organisational roles. You can enter directly if you have this foundation.
01 / Practise this skill
Draft decision rights, escalation routes and an initial assessment of impacts on affected people.
02 / Create these drafts
A draft governance decision matrix and a fundamental-rights impact-assessment working template.
03 / Bring this to work
A shared starting point for specialist review, with evidence requirements and unresolved decisions made explicit.
Your five modules.
Work through these in order, or revisit a topic you need. Each module takes around 35–50 minutes.
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L3-M2 / 0/4 parts complete
High-risk classification in depth
File sorting, course recommendations and exam evaluation arrive in one package. Test the supplier's claim that every feature is merely preparatory.
Lessons, workplace task & final check
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L3-M3 / 0/4 parts complete
Fundamental rights impact assessment
Loan officers usually follow the AI recommendation. Who could be excluded, and how could they challenge the result? Build the impact assessment around them.
Lessons, workplace task & final check
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L3-M4 / 0/4 parts complete
General-purpose AI in the supply chain
One model vendor signs a code, another releases weights and a third offers impressive scores. Compare the evidence your finished system will actually need.
Lessons, workplace task & final check
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L3-M5 / 0/4 parts complete
Supervision penalties and incidents
A benefits system may be excluding a group. The supplier is unreachable and a regulator wants records. Organise the response without losing the evidence.
Lessons, workplace task & final check
Keep the learning useful
Explore. Decide.
Explain your choice.
Each lesson has four steps: Learn the ideas, Follow an example, Try it yourself, Check understanding. Finish both lessons, record your workplace decision and complete the final check.
A concrete result to work towards.
An excerpt from this programme’s fictional workplace tasks.
Worked example / fictional case / excerpt
AI governance charter and decision matrix
- Ownership
- For the fictional group, business owners operate controls; IT, security, legal and the DPO have defined support roles.
- Decision and escalation
- Escalate high-risk uses and unresolved legal issues. Preserve the DPO's independent advisory role.
- Follow-through
- Use intake, pilot, release and change gates. Report material issues with owners, due dates and evidence of closure.
This illustrates a learning draft, not completed documentation or approval for a real organisation.
Open this workplace task →Know what your record represents
Learning you can record.
Work you review yourself.
Complete both lessons, self-review your workplace task and pass the module check. This programme requires 11 correct answers out of 15 per module. You can retry with feedback and no time limit.
Your downloadable learning record lists browser-recorded module completion. It does not verify your identity, independently assess the quality of your written work or certify professional competence or organisational compliance.
See a sample learning record
IIAIT Business / Personal learning record
Self-reported browser progress. Not an official certificate or compliance record.
AI literacy
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