Five levels, from your first question about AI to leading it across a whole organisation. Finish one, every lesson read and every module test passed, and it’s yours: a badge for LinkedIn, a PDF for your CV, and a public page that proves it’s real.
Written for the person reading your CV rather than for you: the skills a level covers, in the words a job description uses, and the kind of role it fits.
Explains what AI, machine learning and generative AI are, how models learn and the main kinds of model in use; uses an AI assistant safely and follows up well; and recognises hallucination, bias, deepfakes and AI-enabled scams.
Fits: Anyone starting out with AI, at work or at home; a first step for staff in any role.
Writes prompts that get usable results; uses AI for drafting, research, analysis and media; chooses the right tool for a task; checks output to a standard that matches the stakes; and keeps personal and confidential data out of tools that should not hold it, in line with UK GDPR.
Fits: Working professionals in any function, and owners of small businesses using AI day to day.
Explains how large language models work, from tokens, embeddings and attention to context windows, temperature and training, and uses that understanding to predict where a model will fail and to set it up for a task.
Fits: Analysts, developers and operations staff starting to build with AI; the person a team asks how it actually works.
Finds the tasks where AI genuinely helps a team, scores them on value, feasibility and risk, plans a measured pilot, and writes an acceptable-use policy covering approved tools, data rules, disclosure and review.
Fits: Team leaders, managers and heads of department; owners of growing businesses.
Explains the EU AI Act and its timeline after the Digital Omnibus, the UK principles-based approach, UK GDPR and automated decision-making, and works out which rules apply to an organisation, in which role, and from when.
Fits: Directors and heads of technology, data, risk or compliance; the person who briefs the board on AI.
A certificate that only proves you opened the pages tells an employer nothing. This one is issued on results.
1080 × 1080, sized for LinkedIn, with your name, the level and the link to check it. On a phone it goes straight to your share sheet.
A4, set in Teach me AI’s own type, with every module the level covered on it. Small enough to attach to anything.
One tap adds it under Licences & certifications with the date and the link already filled in. That’s where recruiters look.
Every certificate has its own link. Send it to anyone and they’ll see who earned it, when, and exactly what it covered.
AI tools change their prices, limits and data settings every month, and regulatory deadlines move, so “knows what the free plan includes” is only true for the week it was earned. Each certificate records the exact facts it tested and the date they were checked, and its page shows, openly, how many have changed since.
It never expires on a timer. When the tools or the rules move, you bring it up to date with one tap, free, and the page records that you did.
Your name here
has completed Level 2 · Practitioner at Teach me AI
237 checked facts were in force when this was assessed, as verified on 27 September 2026. Every one of them still holds today.
teachmeai.co.uk/certificates/your-unique-code
Paste the link from their LinkedIn or CV, or the code on their PDF. You’ll see their name, the level, when it was issued and every module it covered.
It is Teach me AI’s own credential, not a regulated qualification on the national framework. What it gives an employer instead is something most qualifications do not: the exact modules assessed, the date, the facts in force when it was earned, and a public page that shows whether those facts still hold.
No. It carries its issue date and, if you re-verify it, the date of that too — so anyone reading it knows how current it is without an arbitrary expiry deciding for them.
Nothing on top of membership. The placement check, the whole of Module 1 and its test are free; a level certificate needs every module in the level, which is Pro.
Take it again whenever you are ready — there is no limit and no penalty. Your best result is the one that counts, and the result screen lists the lessons worth another look.
It stays yours. The certificate, its public page, the badge and the PDF all keep working after you leave. Re-verifying it against newer facts is the part that comes with membership.
Yes. Everyone earns their own, in their own name. Team accounts launch in February 2027, with a view of who holds which level. Register interest for your team.
Five minutes, free, no card. The placement check finds your level, skips what you already know, and shows you the path to your first certificate.
