University / Training Provider Partnership Programme

No. The programme is designed so academic teams can deliver it confidently without needing specialist AI knowledge. You receive structured modules, clear teaching guidance and assessments that fit naturally into existing teaching practice. This allows both technical and non technical faculty to support students effectively.

Yes. Most university partners map the content to their existing programmes without creating new degree structures. The learning outcomes align with business, computing, humanities, social sciences and vocational courses. This lets you strengthen programme relevance while keeping your current framework intact.

You can deliver the programme through semester based teaching, block delivery or independent study pathways. The material works with different timetables and can be embedded into modules or offered as an additional certification. This flexibility helps you match your academic structure and student workload.

Assessments include online exams, practical applied tasks and project based work. Each one is designed with clear marking guides so faculty can assess consistently and without additional strain. Students receive an AI Certified credential once they complete the required tasks.

The content uses everyday examples and clear explanations that help students understand how AI influences work and industry. Students learn practical, employability focused skills rather than technical coding. This ensures the programme is accessible to learners from all disciplines.

You receive onboarding for faculty, access to teaching materials, assessment guidelines and a dedicated partnership manager. The goal is to make implementation simple so your teams feel supported from day one and throughout each academic year.

Yes. Industry research shows that employers across multiple sectors increasingly value AI literacy and responsible use skills. By offering an AI Certified pathway, you give students a recognised sign of competence that strengthens their employability and confidence as they enter a rapidly changing job market.

Yes. The programme is built for scalability. You can start with a single department and expand gradually, or roll it out across multiple schools at once. The material is consistent across disciplines, so students in business, technology, healthcare, creative sectors and social sciences can all benefit.