Six courses. Start with the essentials, then lead, implement or learn the tools.
All six are self-paced, built on regulated-workplace scenarios, and end in a certificate from NexGuide.AI. Essentials and Leaders are awarded on a human-marked final assessment.
AI at Work Essentials
Before the tools, know the rules.
What every person should know before they are handed AI tools. The rules you work inside, what these tools are and where they fail, what they can reach, and what stays your job. Tool-neutral and written for regulated workplaces.
AI Governance Leaders
Make AI safe to say yes to.
For the person made responsible for AI across an organisation. Set the rules, bring your people with you, and finish with a 90-day plan you can defend in front of a board, mapped to ISO/IEC 42001, NIST AI RMF and IEEE 2863.
Claude at Work
From prompts to skills with Claude.
Build an AI that knows your organisation, writes in your voice, follows your standards and takes whole jobs off your desk while you keep the judgement. Projects, skills, connectors and governed agent patterns.
Microsoft Copilot at Work
From prompts to agents with Copilot.
Become useful with Copilot: work safely inside your organisation's data, hand real jobs to Copilot in Word, Outlook, Excel, PowerPoint and Teams, and use Researcher, Analyst and custom agents in Copilot Studio.
ISO/IEC 42001 Practitioner
Build an AI management system that passes audit.
A practical course on implementing ISO/IEC 42001 in a real organisation: scope, context, roles, the Annex A controls, risk and impact assessment, and the evidence an auditor will ask for. Includes governance-as-code templates. Covers how ISO/IEC 42001 relates to EN 18286:2026, the harmonised quality-management standard under the EU AI Act: the two overlap, but only EN 18286 gives a presumption of conformity, and only for the Article 17 requirements it covers.
Agentic AI Governance
Give agents a mandate, not a free pass.
How to govern AI agents that act, not just answer. Registries, mandates, policy-as-code checks before actions, evaluation, kill switches and audit trails, with worked examples across Azure, AWS and Google Cloud. Threat models align with ISO/IEC 27090, the 2026 guidance on security threats to AI systems.
Pricing on request.
Tell us how many people need access and which courses you are considering. We'll send a quote and a recommended sequence within two business days.
A simple sequence.
| Role | Start with | Then | Then |
|---|---|---|---|
| Everyone | AI at Work Essentials | Claude at Work or Microsoft Copilot at Work | — |
| Executives and programme owners | AI Governance Leaders | AI at Work Essentials | — |
| Compliance, risk, security | AI Governance Leaders | ISO/IEC 42001 Practitioner | Agentic AI Governance |
| Architects and engineers | AI at Work Essentials | Agentic AI Governance | ISO/IEC 42001 Practitioner |
Certificates issued by NexGuide.AI.
Common questions.
How long do I have access?
Twelve months from enrolment, including every update to the course in that period.
Is the assessment really human-marked?
Yes, for AI at Work Essentials, AI Governance Leaders, ISO/IEC 42001 Practitioner and Agentic AI Governance. The tool courses use quizzes and a practical submission.
Can we run a course as a cohort?
Yes. Team accounts can schedule a cohort with a live kick-off, weekly office hours and a shared completion dashboard.
Do you offer the courses in other languages?
English today; Portuguese editions of Essentials and Leaders are planned. Tell us which language you need.
Certify your team.
Set up a team account or ask us to recommend a sequence for your roles.