Certified AI Manager
Certified AI Manager. Lead AI projects.
- For whom
- For AI managers and project leads.
- Outcome
- A worked-through project and the training requirement for the exam.
- Date
- 7–9 and 14–16 Jan 2027
€2,490
incl. 20% VAT
Two blocks, one project of your own. You take it through the ADA Framework and the decisions an AI manager owns.
A short form and an instant booking confirmation with payment details. Your seat stays reserved until payment arrives. Invoice and bank transfer, no card payment.
Who it is for
For people who own AI projects.
- 01AI managers with operational responsibility for AI projects
- 02Project leads in digitalisation and innovation
- 03Domain leads taking an AI initiative into delivery
- 04Advisors who guide teams through AI projects
What you bring
- An AI project of your own, or a concrete idea for one.
- Some experience with GenAI tools. You do not need to code.
- Time for both blocks: 7–9 and 14–16 January 2027.
Why this training
The person certification at Austrian Standards tests whether you can lead AI projects. This training works the content through on your project. The exam, the registration and the fee of €828.00 run separately at Austrian Standards.
This is the wrong room if you want to build models yourself, or if you want the accountability of a Chief AI Officer. That is the diploma programme.
Content
After the two blocks the project is decidable.
- You name the problem, the users and the measure of success before a tool is chosen.
- You turn values into requirements and human gates.
- You map risk, roles and approval onto your own initiative.
- You know which training requirement the exam asks for, and what it does not replace.
How it runs
32 teaching units in two blocks, live online. Thursday 13:00–17:30, Friday 09:00–17:00, Saturday 09:00–14:00, Vienna time. The units are not split across single days.
01
Module 1 · Context and your own project
Block 1
You sharpen the AI project you are accountable for: the problem, the users, and how success is measured.
Learning goals
- State the initiative in one sentence a board can decide on.
- Name the people affected, not only the sponsor.
- Set a measure of success before choosing tools.
Outcome: A sharpened project brief for your own initiative.
02
Module 2 · Values, requirements, human gates
Block 1
You turn values into verifiable requirements and decide where people approve.
Learning goals
- Turn stakeholder values into requirements.
- Set human gates: approve, intervene, remain accountable.
- Mark the open points that must be decided before go-live.
Outcome: A requirements frame with human gates for your project.
03
Module 3 · Control and risk
Block 2
You make risk, roles and approval decidable on your own project.
Learning goals
- Map risks and controls onto the initiative.
- Name the roles that approve before go-live.
- Write a KPI card for the measure of success.
Outcome: A control sheet for risk, roles and success.
04
Module 4 · Project close and the exam path
Block 2
You close the training project and see what the Austrian Standards exam asks for separately.
Learning goals
- Present the initiative so a second person can review it.
- Separate the training requirement from the exam itself.
- Set the next steps after the training.
Outcome: A closed training project and a clear path to the exam.
What you take away
- A sharpened project brief
- Requirements and human gates for your initiative
- A control sheet for risk, roles and success
- The confirmation of attendance for the training requirement
Who leads
Sabine Singer, MBA
Sabine created the ADA AI Ethics by Design Framework™ and has trained more than 600 people. She leads this training herself. The person is certified by Austrian Standards, not by the Academy.
Dates
Two blocks in January.
7–9 and 14–16 January 2027. Thursday 13:00–17:30, Friday 09:00–17:00, Saturday 09:00–14:00, Vienna time, online.
- Block 1 · Context and your own project
- Block 2 · Values, requirements, human gates
- Block 3 · Control and risk
- Block 4 · Project close and the exam path
- Block 1 and block 2
January 2027
- Thu 7 Jan 13:00–17:30Block 1 · Day 1
- Fri 8 Jan 09:00–17:00Block 1 · Day 2
- Sat 9 Jan 09:00–14:00Block 1 · Day 3
- Thu 14 Jan 13:00–17:30Block 2 · Day 1
- Fri 15 Jan 09:00–17:00Block 2 · Day 2
- Sat 16 Jan 09:00–14:00Block 2 · Day 3
| Block | 1 | 2 | 3 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Block 1 | Thu 7 Jan 13:00–17:30 | Fri 8 Jan 09:00–17:00 | Sat 9 Jan 09:00–14:00 |
| Block 2 | Thu 14 Jan 13:00–17:30 | Fri 15 Jan 09:00–17:00 | Sat 16 Jan 09:00–14:00 |
| Block 3 | |||
| Block 4 |
Fee
One training fee. The exam is separate.
€2,490
incl. 20% VAT (€2,075.00 net). Exam fee €828.00 incl. 20% VAT, paid separately to Austrian Standards.
- Included
- all live sessions of both blocks · working templates · confirmation of attendance with scope and dates
- Payment
- Invoice to you or your company, with VAT ID and purchase order. Payment by bank transfer. Two instalments on request.
- Exam
- €828.00 incl. 20% VAT at Austrian Standards, registration and payment there.
Our terms and conditions apply, including cancellation terms.
Close
Attendance, and the path to the exam.
You receive a confirmation of attendance from the Valuebased AI Academy (Sophisticated Simplicity GmbH) with scope and dates. That meets the training requirement for the certification exam.
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Certified AI Manager
Two blocks. Your project. The exam path beside it.
7–9 and 14–16 January 2027, online, maximum 10 seats.
€2,490