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Informatiebijeenkomst over certificering 'AI for Business' voor trainers opleiders 1
Nederlandse AI Coalitie15 June 2026Watch on YouTube
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- The AI for Business certification by the Dutch AI Coalition targets professionals at applied higher education level and aims to become a national standard.
- The exam consists of 60 multiple-choice questions with a passing mark of 65 percent and covers eight themes, from AI applications to ethics.
- In the syllabus, ethics and reliability carry the heaviest weight at 20 percent, ahead of applications (13 percent) and predictions and machine learning (15 percent).
- Trainers and educators can link to the certification without mandatory accreditation; the exam is available in September and the launch follows in October.
- Educators can use material from the education working group as a basis for their own teaching programmes.
Frequently asked questions
Who is the AI for Business certification intended for?
The certification targets professionals at applied higher education level who want to apply AI within their organisation. The knowledge level also connects to secondary vocational education levels 1 to 3 and focuses on middle management and professionals in the labour market.
What does the exam look like and when is it available?
The exam consists of 60 multiple-choice questions with a passing mark of 65 percent. Those who pass become NL AIC certified business professional in artificial intelligence. The exam should be available in September, followed by a launch in October.
What do I need to do to become a trainer for this certification?
There is no mandatory accreditation. The certification is open to anyone who wants to align their training with it. Educators can contact the Dutch AI Coalition or join the education working group for material that serves as a basis for their own programmes.
Which topics does the syllabus cover?
The syllabus consists of eight topics, including AI applications, data, machine and deep learning, building and assessing AI applications, ethics and reliability, and human-machine collaboration. Ethics and reliability carry the heaviest weight at 20 percent of the exam.
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Information session by the Dutch AI Coalition about an 'AI for Business' certification program for trainers and educators. The session focuses on professionalizing AI education in the Netherlands.