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About the American School of AI
The American School of AI is a certification body. We set out what good work with AI looks like in each role. Then someone who did not teach you marks your own work against that description, and we issue a credential an employer can check. We do not run the classes ourselves. We authorize training providers to teach them and hold them to the standard (what you have to show, published before you pay), so the credential means the same thing no matter who taught the class.
We build the content, keep it current, and train the trainers
Quality and role relevance do not come from publishing a document once. They come from owning the curriculum, revising it as the tools move, and accrediting every instructor who teaches it.
We create the curriculum
The school writes the standard and the course content behind each credential, so what gets taught is the same thing we examine you on.
We keep it current
AI tooling moves fast, so the content is revised on a running cycle rather than a yearly refresh. When a tool or a practice changes, the material changes with it.
We train the trainers
Every instructor is accredited by the school and re-accredited as the material changes. Nobody teaches a class they have not been certified to deliver.
We examine, issue, and verify
After class you hand in work built on your own material. A marker who did not teach you reads it against the marking guide (the checklist the person marking your work uses, published before you pay) and can fail it. Pass, and the school issues the credential with a printed Certificate ID that anyone can check online, for life.
We stay independent
The standard, the grading, and the decision to issue sit with the school, separate from the providers who deliver the classes. That separation is what makes the credential worth something.
Your credential keeps learning with you
AI practice changes month to month, so certification is the start. Every American School of AI graduate keeps access to a continuous learning stream built for their role.
Daily AI briefs for your role
A short daily read filtered to your credential, so an AI Facilitator gets facilitation practice and an AI Product Manager / Product Owner gets backlog practice.
Live webinars for graduates
Regular live sessions on what changed in the tools, run for credential holders and open to questions.
A graduates-only video library
Short recorded walkthroughs of new workflows as they land, available only to people who hold a credential.
A credential for life
Every credential is for life, with no renewal fee. Staying in the learning stream keeps your practice current. It is not a renewal requirement.
Start in the seat you hold today.
Read the standard for your starting credential, then find a live class with an Authorized Training Provider. Finish the class and hand in your own work. A marker who did not teach you marks it against the marking guide, published before you pay.
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