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AI literacy for HR

AI literacy for HR, woman working with an AI system in an office

Why these modules for HR

  • 1AI in recruitment and selection is listed in Annex III of the AI Act as high-risk, including CV screening, ATS systems and automated pre-selection
  • 2Bias in recruitment systems can lead to discrimination. HR staff need to understand how bias arises and how to recognise it
  • 3The transparency obligation towards applicants requires HR to be able to explain when and how AI is used in the selection process

Your training package

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M1

AI in the workplace

Audience: All employeesDuration: 20–25 min · 4 lessons

Base training on recognising AI in everyday tools, using it safely, protecting privacy and spotting warning signs. Required for every employee under Article 4.

What you'll learn

  • Recognising AI in everyday tools and situations
  • Do's and don'ts when using AI at work
  • Spotting warning signs and reporting them correctly
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M2

Deploying AI responsibly

Audience: Leadership, managers, department headsDuration: 20–25 min · 5 lessons

AI governance for decision-makers: deployer obligations, risk classes, shadow AI policy and incident management.

What you'll learn

  • Understanding deployer obligations and the risk of fines
  • Setting up AI policy and shadow AI governance
  • Carrying out risk assessment and managing incidents
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M3-HR

AI and recruitment & selection

Audience: HR, recruiters, people managersDuration: 25–35 min · 8 lessons

AI in recruitment and selection is explicitly high-risk under Annex III. This module covers recognising bias, the transparency obligation and human oversight.

What you'll learn

  • Why AI in HR is explicitly high-risk (Annex III)
  • Recognising and preventing bias in selection
  • Meeting the transparency obligation towards applicants
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M4

Managing and securing AI

Audience: IT administrators, system administratorsDuration: 20–25 min · 4 lessons

Technical module: provider vs deployer, logging and monitoring, cybersecurity threats and shadow AI governance at enterprise level.

What you'll learn

  • Provider vs deployer distinction and compliance consequences
  • Implementing logging, monitoring and a kill switch
  • Detecting shadow AI and setting up enterprise governance

Worked example

An HR department with 15 employees

M1 — Employee15 pers.600
M2 — HR manager2 pers.80
M3-HR — HR10 pers.400
M4 — IT contact1 pers.40
Total first year1.120
From year 2 (subscription)560/jaar
excl. VAT

Frequently asked questions about AI training for HR

Yes. Every module ends with an exam (70% pass mark). On passing, the employee receives a certificate with learning outcomes and a reference to the specific EU AI Act articles. That is the evidence a supervisory authority can request in an audit.