Free webinar for the education sector
AI Act: what your organisation needs to have in place now
AI is already in use in virtually every training organisation, from course materials and marketing to assessment and administration. In this webinar (held in Dutch), legal professional and AI governance specialist Zahed Ashkara translates the AI Act into the daily practice of training providers. No abstract theory, but a clear answer to the question: what do I need to arrange on Monday?
Hosted by NRTO, the Dutch industry association for private training providers, and free of charge for the entire education sector.
Date
Thursday 17 September 2026
Time
11:00 to 12:00 CEST
Cost
Free, including non-members
Location
Online via Microsoft Teams
The participation link is sent on Monday 14 September to everyone who registered.
What you will learn
Which AI obligations already apply to your organisation, both as an employer and as a training provider
How to map which AI tools are used within the organisation and what information may and may not go into them
When you must be transparent about AI, for example with chatbots and AI-generated images or video
Where the biggest risks are with AI in recruitment, student assessment and communications
The four steps to organise this: determine your role, map tools and users, choose appropriate measures and record what you have done
Who it is for
Directors and owners of training organisations, and the colleagues responsible for AI, privacy, quality or digitalisation. Think HR, policy, quality assurance, examination or communications.
About the speaker
Zahed Ashkara is a legal professional specialising in AI governance and the EU AI Act. He advises and trains organisations in education, financial services, government and professional services on responsible and demonstrable AI use. He is a certified AI compliance officer (CAICO), a member of the Dutch standards committee on AI & Big Data at NEN, and founder of LearnWize.
Prepare ahead
Read the legal background on the obligations for training organisations:
The AI Act for training organisations: four steps