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EU AI Act for education

What does this mean for your education institution?

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AI systems used in admissions, assessment or student tracking fall under the high-risk category of the EU AI Act. Education institutions have a double obligation: the general AI literacy requirement and additional requirements around transparency towards students and parents. What the EU AI Act expects of employers is something we set out concretely for education institutions in a separate insight.

Developments around AI in education remain in flux. We track them through the AIAdopt-built EU AI Act Monitor and update the education modules where needed.

AI in education: more than a tool

From AI-driven assessment to adaptive learning systems, education institutions are working with AI more and more. The EU AI Act classifies systems that affect access to education or the assessment of students as high-risk. Teachers and administrators need to understand what that means and how to live up to their responsibility.

What Article 4 means in practice for your institution

Which modules suit education institutions

ModuleAudienceDuration
M1AI in the workplaceAll employees and teachers25 min
M2Deploying AI responsiblySchool leadership and board25 min
M3-ONAI and educationTeachers and education administrators30 min
M3-HRAI and recruitment & selectionHR staff30 min
M4Managing and securing AIIT department25 min

Why a certificate?

The AIAdopt certificate is valid for 12 months and shows, through the learning outcomes, what knowledge an education professional has gained. The EU AI Act requires demonstrable AI literacy among employees, not a specific certificate. But a certificate with clear learning outcomes is the simplest way to make that knowledge demonstrable.

Practically arranged

  • Online, at your own pace
  • Invoice on order and PO number possible
  • Available in English, Dutch and French
  • Access through a unique organisation code

EU AI Act for education

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