Wednesday, 22 July 2026 — Certifying AI skills and reshaping learning for the future
As AI adoption speeds ahead, the sector faces a bigger question than just teaching it: how do we certify AI competence credibly? This matters because without clear credentials, schools and employers are left guessing who really knows their AI tools.
Tuscany has passed Italy’s first regional law on AI, including a Charter of Digital Rights focusing on minors’ protection and the right to disconnect. This is a strong signal for schools about the growing role of policy in shaping safe, responsible AI use.
A fresh approach saw 11-13 year olds learning fractions through basketball, raising their maths grades by 15%. Practical, active learning like this shows how mixing physical and academic can pay off in real results.
To tackle the AI skills gap, Coleg Cambria has rolled out a Generative AI Essentials course for regional businesses. This is a practical step showing how education can support local economies in navigating AI’s fast-changing landscape.
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