You deliver the learning. AICA writes the published standard, assesses candidates independently, and issues the credential. That separation is what makes an AICA certification worth earning, and worth delivering.
AICA owns the standard and the exam. You own the training relationship and the classroom. Authorized Training Partners deliver a credential candidates and their employers can verify, backed by artifacts no marketing accordion can match.
Teach against an openly published Curriculum Standard v1.0 with numbered learning outcomes, assessment criteria, and A.S.K. statements per credential. Your curriculum has a clear, stable target.
Your candidates are assessed by AICA, not by you. That independence removes the conflict of interest and makes the credential you prepare people for genuinely trusted by employers.
Every candidate you certify receives an Open Badges 3.0 and W3C Verifiable Credential, recorded in a public registry and checkable by anyone, including AI agents, in seconds.
Deliver AICA exams through wholesale vouchers, with volume-based terms shared during accreditation. You set your own training price above the exam fee.
Offer six credentials, from the Foundation practitioner certification to the Executive leadership track, so you can serve a whole organization rather than a single course.
The Authorized Training Partner network is now forming. Early partners help shape delivery and are positioned first as the public partner directory launches.
The line between the two is deliberate and permanent. It is the reason the credential means something.
Requirements are published, not negotiated. Every Authorized Training Partner meets the same bar.
Qualified instructors. Instructors hold demonstrable AI subject expertise and teaching capability appropriate to the credential level they deliver.
Curriculum aligned to the standard. Your program is mapped to the AICA Curriculum Standard v1.0: its numbered learning outcomes, assessment criteria, and A.S.K. statements. Only programs that meet the defined criteria are approved.
A structured delivery environment. You maintain a defined delivery methodology and a learning environment consistent with AICA standards across every cohort.
Separation of duties. Partners prepare candidates. AICA assesses and certifies. Partners never self-certify their own students, and never issue AICA credentials directly.
Integrity and quality assurance. You adhere to AICA integrity, proctoring, and continuous quality-assurance requirements, and authorization is maintained through ongoing review.
Prospective partners are evaluated on demonstrated training capability, instructional quality, and organizational readiness to deliver at AICA's standard.
Your curriculum is mapped against the AICA Curriculum Standard v1.0, with design, learning outcomes, and assessment preparation reviewed in detail. Only programs that meet AICA's defined criteria are approved.
Approved partners are authorized to deliver AICA-aligned programs, with defined delivery methodologies, qualified instructors, and a structured learning environment. Voucher terms and accreditation details are confirmed at this stage.
Authorization is maintained through AICA's continuous quality assurance and standards review, keeping every program in the network consistent, credible, and current.
Tell us about your organization and how you deliver training. Applications are reviewed by the AICA partnerships office, and we will respond with the next step in the process.
There are no invented tiers or fees on this page. Accreditation terms and voucher economics are confirmed during the review, based on how you deliver.
The Authorized Training Partner network is forming now. The requirements are published. Start there.