AI literacy under the EU AI Act: from Article 4 to a training plan per role

The online course costs SEK 3,900 per participant and runs for three hours. A full day on site in Stockholm or Gothenburg costs SEK 8,400 per participant and runs for seven hours, of which about six hours are training and about an hour is a lunch break. Both prices exclude VAT.

No technical prior knowledge. You should know how your own organisation is divided into roles and which AI tools are in use today. No legal background is required, and you do not need to be able to program.

Yes. The course runs online for three hours at SEK 3,900 excluding VAT, and you take part from wherever you are. You need a computer with a browser and sound. If you want more working time there is the full day on site in Stockholm or Gothenburg, seven hours at SEK 8,400 excluding VAT. Of the full day's seven hours, about six hours are training and about an hour is a lunch break.

Online, and on site in Stockholm and Gothenburg. The online session is three hours at SEK 3,900 and the full day on site is seven hours at SEK 8,400, both excluding VAT. Of the full day's seven hours, about six hours are training and about an hour is a lunch break. If several people from the same organisation are coming, the course is run at your own premises instead.

The online course is three hours and costs SEK 3,900 excluding VAT. The full day on site in Stockholm or Gothenburg is seven hours, of which about six hours are training, costs SEK 8,400 excluding VAT and gives time to write a training plan per role and a draft delivery log.

A session on site in Stockholm has eight places and one in Gothenburg six places. The online course has twenty places. The groups are kept small because you work on your own organisation's roles during the course and need to be able to ask as you go.

A training plan per role, the basis for a delivery log stating what was done, for whom and when, and a question list for reviewing training offers. You also get a personal record of completion with your name, the course name, the date and a serial number, verifiable by QR code without logging in.

Yes. AIUC invoices companies, municipalities and government agencies. The online course is SEK 3,900 and the full day on site in Stockholm or Gothenburg is SEK 8,400, both excluding VAT. Enter your employer's details when you buy the place and the invoice goes there.

That anyone using AI shall take measures to promote AI literacy among those who work with it. The requirement covers every AI system regardless of risk level, including AI built into software you already use. Regulation (EU) 2026/1744 turned it into an obligation to make an effort rather than to guarantee an outcome, which in practice means that what you have to be able to show is what you did, for whom and when.

On 2 February 2025. Supervision of Article 4 started on 2 August 2026, which is why the question is on so many desks right now.

No. No harmonised standards under the EU AI Act have been published, so there is no certification under the regulation to issue. You get a record of completion with your name, the course name, the date and a serial number, verifiable by QR code without logging in. Anyone promising you otherwise is promising something that does not exist.

The course is a place a single person buys, three hours online at SEK 3,900 or a full day on site in Stockholm or Gothenburg at SEK 8,400 excluding VAT, and it teaches you to build and commission the training yourself. The AI literacy package is an assignment for a whole organisation, where AIUC maps the roles, runs the training per role and leaves a delivery log and a record of completion per participant.

Yes. Roles and examples are taken from public administration's own working day, not from a generic office example. Among those who have trained their staff with AIUC are DIGG, the Swedish Work Environment Authority, the Swedish Chemicals Agency, the Swedish Performing Arts Agency, Vänersborg District Court, Region Stockholm, Landskrona Municipality, the Job Security Foundation, Swedavia, SAS, Angelini Pharma Nordics, CWS and Groupe Salins.

There are no published dates at the moment. Get in touch and AIUC will tell you when the first date is published. The course can also be run for a whole group right now, three hours online or as a full day on site in Stockholm or Gothenburg.

No. The course makes no legal assessment of your organisation, does not classify your systems, does not decide which obligations are yours and does not interpret the regulation against your particular case. That question belongs with Ampliro. The course trains you to run and commission AI training, and to tell when a question has become legal and should be passed on.

Yes. AI literacy training under the EU AI Act includes a twenty-minute session on checking an AI answer before it is used, because that skill belongs in almost every role's training plan. You practise on the three failures that turn up most often: facts that are not there, material that dropped out along the way, and assumptions the tool made without saying so. Afterwards you can write the checking requirement into your own plan per role and describe what the person doing the checking is actually meant to do.

More than five days before the start it costs nothing. Two to five days before, half the course fee is charged. The day before or on the day, the full fee is charged. Get in touch as early as you can, and we will solve what can be solved.