Programme formats · For organisations

AI decision training for your managers: a half day, one day or two days, built around practice

AI upskilling for organisations: facilitated programmes delivered through trainer partners, with practice inside the session. The practice runs on StepSim, the AIR APAC decision simulator built by Exeter Labs. Tell us your group and your dates, and we send a proposal with the price for your group.

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In the room

What happens in the day

Every format follows the same steps. Longer formats add more practice and more follow-up.

  1. Participants practise on StepSim

    The trainer leads the room, and participants play practice cases on StepSim: two in the half day, and three in the one day and in the two days. In the one day, each case comes after a cycle of teaching and practice drills. The two days add two 60-minute labs and overnight work between the days.

  2. The trainer leads a group review

    The group looks at the decisions they made and the evidence behind them. In the one day, a review follows each case.

  3. The session ends with one named action

    Each session ends with one action that has an owner, a person whose name is against it.

  4. Afterwards, work goes back to the desk

    The half day ends with a written session report, and follow-up evidence is collected three to six weeks later. The one day ends with a written change to how the team checks AI work, with an owner and a date. The two days end with a transfer workshop, a sponsor report and a manager review within ten working days.

  5. Each participant receives a completion record

    The record states what the person attended and practised. What the completion record contains.

The formats

Four formats, one practice instrument

Each format is a facilitated session or sessions with StepSim practice inside it. The trainer leads the room; StepSim carries the cases. The cases put the group inside decisions of the kind their own work contains. They are not quizzes or textbook cases.

Half day

Two practice cases and a group review

Two practice cases, a group review led by the trainer that ends in a named action with an owner, a written session report, and follow-up evidence collected three to six weeks later.

Format

A facilitated half day, with StepSim practice inside it

Group

15 to 30 managers

Inside the session

Two practice cases on StepSim, then a group review led by the trainer

Ends with

One named action, with an owner

Afterwards

A written session report

Follow-up

Evidence collected three to six weeks later

One day

Seven learning hours in three cycles

Seven learning hours built as three cycles of teaching and practice drills, with a practice case after each one, a review of the evidence, and a written change to how the team checks AI work, with an owner and a date.

Format

A facilitated one day, with StepSim practice inside it

Learning hours

Seven

Structure

Three cycles of teaching and practice drills

Practice cases

Three, one after each cycle

Group reviews

Evidence-led, after each case

Ends with

A written change to how the team checks AI work, with an owner and a date

Two days

Fourteen learning hours across two days

Fourteen hours over two days. The sponsor receives a report, and a manager review follows within ten working days.

Format

Two facilitated days, with StepSim practice inside them

Learning hours

Fourteen, across two days

Practice cases

Three, plus two 60-minute labs

Between the days

Overnight work

Afterwards

A transfer workshop and a sponsor report

Manager review

Within ten working days

Certification edition

Any format above, plus an assessment sitting on a separate half day

Certification is assessed, not attended. Add an optional assessment within 30 days of the programme. Participants who pass receive certification in their own name, valid for two years and verified free by code.

The sitting runs on its own half day, with three held-back missions run under a proctor and scored by rule. Exeter Labs operates the sitting and AIR APAC decides the outcome under Section 12 of the Standard.

When

On a separate half day, within 30 days of the programme

Inside the sitting

Three held-back missions

Scoring

Run under a proctor, and scored by rule

Who runs what

Exeter Labs operates the sitting; AIR APAC decides the outcome

How certification under the Standard works

Questions

Questions buyers ask

These programmes are informed by AIRS-J/1, the Standard for Judgment in AI-Enabled Work. Section 20 of the Standard sets what a training programme may claim.

Who delivers the programme?

Programmes are delivered through trainer partners. The trainer is your main contact and sends you the invoice.

What does the completion record show?

The participant's name, the programme, the date and hours, the skills practised, and where to book the optional assessment. It also carries the sentence “This is not an AIRS-J/1 credential”. The record follows Section 20.2 of the Standard.

Has a group completed these programmes?

No group has completed these programmes yet. Case files are written for your sector and your group.