Head-to-head
LearnWize vs De Nationale AI-Cursus for EU AI Act training
Both are real options, for different questions. This page puts LearnWize and De Nationale AI-Cursus side by side on verifiable characteristics, each cell with the public source it was read from. The honest summary comes first, the table second.
Pick De Nationale AI-Cursus when
You want individual employees to build first AI awareness at zero cost, before any organisational programme or evidence question is on the table.
Pick LearnWize when
Your question is not only training but demonstrability: which people, in which roles, can show they are ready, and does that record hold up when someone critical reads it.
Side by side
| Characteristic | LearnWize | De Nationale AI-Cursus |
|---|---|---|
| Built around the EU AI ActThe catalogue is structured around AI Act obligations, not general AI skills with a compliance chapter. | Yes | Nono Article 4 or AI Act programmesource (2026-08-24) |
| Content re-reviewed when the law changesA published process that says which training content a material legal change sent back for review, with dates.see the proof | Yespublic evidence log, per legal change | Not published |
| Route adapts to the person, not only the roleTwo people with the same job title get different depth when their systems and their distance to an AI decision differ.see the proof | Yes | Not published |
| Every assignment can be replayedThe platform records which answers and which rule version produced a route, so months later you can show why that route was right for that person. | Yes | Not published |
| Role-based routesDifferent roles get different content, matched to how close they sit to an AI decision. | Yes | Nosource (2026-08-24) |
| Sector-specific scenariosExamples come from the learner's own sector rather than from a generic office. | Yes15 sectors | Nosource (2026-08-24) |
| Organisation-level evidence fileBeyond per-person certificates: one exportable file that shows measures per role, for the organisation. | Yes | Nopersonal certificate onlysource (2026-08-24) |
| AI system register includedThe platform records which AI systems are in use and connects them to the people around them. | Yes | Nosource (2026-08-24) |
| Runs in your own LMSSCORM or LTI delivery into an existing LMS, so people learn where they already learn. | YesSCORM, LTI 1.3, xAPI | Nosource (2026-08-24) |
| Dutch and EnglishFull content in both languages. | Yes | NoDutchsource (2026-08-24) |
| Public pricingPrices are published rather than quote-only. | Partlystarting prices published, scope set after the scan | Yesfreesource (2026-08-24) |
| Free way to startA meaningful free entry point exists. | Yesfree 5-minute scan | Yessource (2026-08-24) |
Facts checked on 2026-08-24 from each provider's public pages. "Not published" means their public pages do not state it.
The question that decides it
Strip away the feature lists and one question remains: when someone asks your organisation to show which measures you took for which roles, where does that answer live? If it lives in your compliance team's spreadsheet, De Nationale AI-Cursus plus that spreadsheet can be a fine answer. If you want the answer to be a file the platform maintains for you, connected to the AI systems you actually use, that is the problem LearnWize was built around.
Fair questions
- Is De Nationale AI-Cursus enough for Article 4?
- Article 4 asks providers and deployers to take measures that support the development of AI literacy, matched to context. No single course, from any provider including us, is automatically enough: what counts is whether the measures fit your people and your AI use, and whether you can show what you did. Any provider on this page can be part of that answer.
- Who wrote this comparison?
- LearnWize did, and that bias is exactly why every factual cell links to the other provider's own public page with the date we checked it. If we got something wrong, mail us and we correct the cell and its date.
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