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AI TRAINING UNDER THE EU AI ACT

AI training for your team: hands-on and with proof

Half-day live workshops by video or on site. Your team learns to work efficiently with AI, build its own agents and avoid typical AI mistakes. On your real tasks, with proof for your records.

Key takeaways

  • Half-day live workshops on AI literacy under Article 4 of the EU AI Act, by video across Germany or on site.
  • Your team learns to work efficiently with AI, build its own agents, know the limits of AI and avoid typical AI mistakes.
  • We practice with your real tasks, using your tools. Participation is documented for your records.
  • A workshop costs from €300, as a price for the whole workshop, not per person. We are a small business under § 19 of the German VAT Act (UStG) and do not charge VAT.

THE LEGAL SITUATION

Why AI literacy is mandatory now

Since 2 February 2025, Article 4 of the EU AI Act has required companies that use AI to support the development of AI literacy among their employees. This also applies if your team “only” uses ChatGPT or Copilot.

Since 27 July 2026, the rule has been worded more softly: companies must support the development of AI literacy, but do not have to guarantee a specific level. A certificate is not required. According to the European Commission, it is enough to record training internally.

Since 2 August 2026, national authorities have been monitoring compliance, in Germany mainly the Federal Network Agency (Bundesnetzagentur).

FROM THE BLOGAI literacy requirement 2026: what Article 4 of the EU AI Act means

This is not legal advice. As of September 2026.

CONTENT

What your team learns

No lecture about AI in general: we practice on your real tasks, using your tools. Afterwards everyone knows what is possible and what is not.

01

Working efficiently with AI

The basics: giving AI tools clear tasks, getting good results and fitting AI sensibly into everyday work.

02

Building your own agents

You build AI assistants for recurring tasks from your daily work, step by step.

03

Knowing the limits of AI

What AI is good for and what it is not. So everyone knows when a person has to check and decide.

04

Spotting and limiting mistakes

Where AI tends to get things wrong, for example with made-up facts, and how you check results and minimize mistakes.

FORMATS & PRICES

How we train your team

LIVE WORKSHOP

Half a day with your team

By video across Germany. On site for an extra charge: in Hamburg and anywhere in Germany, outside Hamburg plus travel and accommodation costs.

from €300 per workshop

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ONLINE COURSEin development

The learning platform

Short lessons at your own pace. Everyone gets proof of completion at the end. Scales from a team of five to a large corporation.

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FOR YOUR RECORDS

Proof & AI rules

Participation documented, plus clear AI rules for your company: which tools, which data, who decides.

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We are a small business under § 19 of the German VAT Act (UStG) and do not charge VAT. We name the exact price before we start.

PROCESS

How it works

  1. 01

    Free intro call

    30 minutes: Who uses which AI tools, for what and with what prior knowledge?

  2. 02

    Tailoring

    We plan the workshop around your real tasks and tools.

  3. 03

    Workshop

    Half a day, by video or on site. You practice directly on your own work.

  4. 04

    Proof

    Participation is documented. On request, plus clear AI rules for your company.

Luca Salehi

WHO RUNS THE TRAINING

Luca Salehi

Founder of Salehi Technologies

Working in software, data and AI-driven analytics since 2019, today as Director Enterprise Clients Germany at the international tech company Numerator. Before that, a bank clerk at Hamburger Sparkasse.

QUESTIONS

Frequently asked questions about AI training

Is AI training for employees mandatory?

What is mandatory is supporting the development of your employees’ AI literacy as soon as your company uses AI, even if your team “only” uses ChatGPT. Article 4 of the EU AI Act has required this since 2 February 2025. The law does not prescribe a specific training. Documented training is, however, the easiest proof.

Do I need a certificate or an “AI license”?

No. A specific certificate is not required. According to the European Commission, it is enough to record training and other measures internally. With us, participation is documented for your records.

How long does the workshop take?

Half a day.

Is the training online or on site?

Both are possible. By video we train across Germany. On site for an extra charge: in Hamburg and anywhere in Germany, outside Hamburg plus travel and accommodation costs.

What does AI training cost?

A live workshop costs from €300, as a price for the whole workshop, not per person. On-site training comes with a surcharge. We are a small business under § 19 of the German VAT Act (UStG) and do not charge VAT. We name the exact price before we start.

Is there funding for the training?

Not through the continuing education funding of the Federal Employment Agency. Among other things, it requires that a course of continuing education comprises more than 120 hours and that both the course and the training provider are approved. Our half-day workshops are not certified.

How often does AI training have to be repeated?

That is not specified. The European Commission explicitly states that there are no fixed requirements. It makes sense to refresh when new tools or tasks come up, and to involve new employees right away.

What exactly does my team learn?

To work efficiently with AI, build their own agents for recurring tasks, know the limits of AI and recognize where AI tends to make mistakes and how to keep them small. We practice on your real tasks, using your tools.

Is the online course available yet?

Not yet, the learning platform is in development. Join the waitlist and we will get in touch as soon as it launches.

Sources: EU AI Act, Regulation (EU) 2024/1689, Digital Omnibus, Regulation (EU) 2026/1744, European Commission: AI Literacy Q&A, Federal Network Agency (Bundesnetzagentur), Federal Employment Agency: funding of continuing education (in German).