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AI is already in your workflows, customer contact, and decision-making. LearnWize helps you show that employees in every role and sector use AI responsibly, role-aware, and risk-aware: through learning paths, realistic work-scenario exercises, certificates, progress reporting, and an evidence dossier that supports Article 4.
No generic awareness workshop. A clear path for your whole organization from scan to training, testing, and reporting.
AI literacy evidence
30 days
from scattered knowledge to evidence dossier
Role + risk
training aligned to function and AI use
Scenario proof
understanding tested in realistic situations
Dashboard
progress visible for HR, Legal, and leadership
The challenge
When a board, customer, auditor, or regulator asks whether employees are sufficiently AI-literate, a generic LMS screenshot is rarely enough.
Deepen your route
Use these routes for the questions that usually follow the scan: dossier structure, training records, employee training, tool rollout, and customer questions.
The evidence chain from role and use case to scenario practice, scores, certificates, and reporting.
View routeHow to make AI literacy demonstrable for HR, Legal, Compliance, IT, and management.
View routeDocument completion, scores, validity, refresh cadence, and management evidence.
View routeA practical pack for customer questions, internal review, procurement, and audit preparation.
View routeTurn employee AI training into role-based records instead of generic completion logs.
View routeA role-based literacy route for teams rolling out Microsoft Copilot or similar workplace AI.
View routeThe offer
The EU AI Act Evidence Sprint connects role, system, risk, learning action, and proof. You can show who was trained, why that training fits, and what evidence is available.
We map AI use, priority teams, and AI literacy gaps. Output: gap overview, departmental priorities, and the fastest path to demonstrable readiness.
We register your key AI systems and classify them with the AI Act wizard. Output: a filled register with the risk level, obligations, and roles in scope per system.
We translate AI use into target groups, use cases, and risk context. Not everyone needs the same training because not everyone uses AI the same way.
Employees complete relevant LearnWize training, including AI Literacy, EU AI Act Compliance, AI Strategy & Implementation, and sector specializations.
Employees practice realistic situations: source checking, sensitive data, bias risks, human oversight, and explainable AI use.
Team leads, HR, Legal, and Compliance get visibility into participation, progress, completion status, results, and certificates.
At the end, we deliver a practical dossier for internal review, leadership, compliance, customer questions, and vendor due diligence.
The method
Map AI use, roles, knowledge level, and gaps.
Connect roles to use cases, risks, and learning paths.
Launch the right LearnWize training for each audience.
Test understanding with scenarios, quizzes, and certificates.
Deliver reporting, evidence dossier, and refresh advice.
Result after 30 days
Packages
For 1 team or department
25-50 users | 30 days
Four firm guarantees
No vague refund promise, but four concrete commitments that each address a different buyer concern. So you know upfront what you get, when it lands, and that it holds up under scrutiny.
The deliverables we agree are the deliverables we ship. No scope drift afterwards.
If the engagement runs late due to our execution, we keep working at no extra cost until the evidence dossier is on the table. The clock starts after kickoff and scope freeze.
If a reviewer, auditor or legal adviser raises reasonable questions about the structure, completeness or explainability of our deliverables, we incorporate that feedback once, at no cost, within scope.
All data, certificates and evidence are yours. No hidden licences, no exit fees, no dependency on us after the sprint.
FAQ
No. The sprint is a practical implementation and evidence route for AI literacy. Formal legal advice or a compliance opinion should be reviewed separately.
Usually not if you need to show that training fits roles, AI use, and risk context. The sprint makes that connection explicit and documents the output.
Yes. The sprint is especially useful when AI tools are being rolled out and you want safe use, role-based training, and evidence in place.
Start with the AI Literacy Readiness Scan. That shows which teams need priority, which learning paths are needed, and what evidence already exists.