Learn, apply and build with artificial intelligence
A structured pathway with five levels and twelve sector specializations. Each step ends in a verifiable credential and leads to the next one, so what you learn becomes evidence of what you can do.
One common base, five levels
AI Essentials is the entry point: you don't need a technical background. From there, every level adds depth and ends in its own credential.
AI Essentials
Foundation · 16 h. Understand how AI works and use it with judgment, responsibly.
AI Practitioner
Associate · 20 h. Move from occasional use to repeatable professional integration.
AI Builder
Professional · 24 h. Build applied solutions end to end, without requiring a software engineering background.
AI Developer
Advanced · 32 h. Software and AI engineering: code, APIs, data and services in production.
AI Innovator
Expert · 40 h. Advanced architecture, experimentation and emerging technology.
The 132 hours are the complete core pathway up to AI Innovator. Most specializations start from a shared 36-hour base, so you do not need to complete everything.
Twelve specializations for your sector
Each specialization has its own entry requirements and credential. Groups help you navigate; they are not levels.
Business and leadership
AI for Business Operations, Executives, Entrepreneurs, Marketing & Sales, and Finance & Business Administration.
Engineering and intelligent systems
AI for Developers, AI + Robotics and AI for Industry.
Education, health and public service
AI for Education, Government, Researchers, and Healthcare & Medical Practice.
Credentials you can verify
The ecosystem has 46 credential types: level credentials, skill badges, specializations and teaching distinctions. They are issued under the SRA Global Standard for AI Education & Professional Competencies (SRA-GS 1201-AI, version 1.1).
- Evidence-based. Every competency is shown through applied work and an assessment.
- Stackable. Credentials accumulate and recognize prior learning.
- Publicly verifiable. A verification page confirms each credential.
- AI Foundation
- AI Practitioner
- AI Builder
- AI Developer
- AI Innovator
- AI Fellow
Who it is for
Professionals
Apply AI in your daily work and prove it with a credential recognized beyond one employer.
Companies and teams
Upskill by role, with a shared language, clear levels and measurable results.
Educators and institutions
Bring a structured AI curriculum with progression, assessment and certification to your institution.
A catalog describes the design of the ecosystem; it does not equal an available offer. Confirm cohorts and modalities before enrolling. SRA Competency Credits (SRA-CC) are internal progression units and are not equivalent to university or government academic credit unless a formal agreement exists.
Find your pathway in four questions
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