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AI Fluency · Advanced

Certificate of AI Fluency (Advanced)

We ask you to judge a system your workplace already uses: what it may support, where you must keep the decision, and how you record that.

  • £155Test fees

  • 20 minTest time

  • 100Points

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Practice

Take the mock test

Five free questions in 20 minutes, with a score and short feedback. This mock does not award the real certificate.

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The paper

I'm ready for the real test

Twenty questions in 20 minutes. Complete candidate details and identity verification before the paid assessment. The real assessment is subject to invigilation by an authorised ENEBA invigilator to protect exam integrity; consent is required before beginning.

I'm ready for the real test

What we test

Digital leads, educators updating their own practice, and coordinators who set the conditions others will work under.

Syllabus

  • A plain account of what the system can and cannot support in this workplace
  • Bias, omission, and an output that is fluent and still unfit to send
  • Privacy, security, and the record of what was given to the tool
  • The regulatory questions a non-lawyer still has to notice
  • A written rule a colleague can follow on a busy afternoon
  • Stopping the tool when the job needs a person who was there

Recommended reading

AI Risk Management Framework

NIST

What a system already in use may support, and where it must not be left alone.

Guidance on AI and data protection

Information Commissioner’s Office

The record of what was given to the tool, and the human decision.

Explaining AI

The Alan Turing Institute

A written rule a colleague can follow on a busy afternoon.

Where this certificate is used

Digital lead

The organisation’s working rule for these tools, written so a team can actually keep it.

Educator mentor

Helping colleagues update practice without pretending the tool is the lesson.

Responsible-use officer

An audit trail: what the system drafted, what a person changed, and what was refused.

The sitting

20 questions, 5 points each, 20 minutes. The real assessment is subject to invigilation by an authorised ENEBA invigilator to protect exam integrity. You will be asked to consent before beginning. You receive the points you score.