Workstreams
Three ways we build national AI capability
Training and certification, policy and best practice, and research and advocacy, each aimed at turning ambition into everyday competence.
Training & Certifications
There are many excellent training providers and certifications already in the market. We recognise high-quality programmes through an equivalency framework rather than forcing everyone through a single route. We also maintain an extensive curated list of free learning resources for free-tier members.
For those who want a direct path, we offer our own certification pathways that map clearly to membership tiers. As the programme matures, advisory boards drawn from industry, academia and government will help shape and quality-assure the content and standards.
Policy, Governance & Best Practice
We do not believe the world needs another competing AI standard. Frameworks such as NIST, ISO and the EU AI Act already exist. Our role is to help members and organisations understand and apply relevant best practice, and to surface practical experience and evidence that can usefully inform government and regulators.
Research, Insight & Advocacy
We use our membership base to generate real data on skills gaps, AI readiness, adoption barriers and emerging practice. These insights help members benchmark themselves and give policymakers and industry a clearer picture of what is actually happening across the UK.
Register interest in contributing to a workstream
Tell us which workstream you’d like to help with — this does not sign you up to anything, and we will be in touch.