Three award levels
Award level follows the depth of the course, not the length of the seat time.
Certificate
Awareness-level. For all personnel and contractors.
- Names every control the course cited
- Records completion date and audit reference
- States its own scope limits on the face of it
Advanced Certificate
Applied-level. For staff who make handling and assurance decisions.
- Names every control the course cited
- Records completion date and audit reference
- States its own scope limits on the face of it
Diploma
Advanced-level. For those who design or review controls.
- Names every control the course cited
- Records completion date and audit reference
- States its own scope limits on the face of it
What the document looks like
A real specimen, drawn from the course data. Nothing on it is decorative.
Cyber Resilience & Critical Infrastructure
Awarded to — specimen, no holder —
Governed intelligence
The AI models behind these courses run under a governance engine. The seal marks that, and nothing more.
Safe AI. Good AI. AI you can trust.
Where you see this seal, the AI in the system is governed — held to a standard, not left to run loose.
Never miss a pulse. Never skip a beat.
What these awards do and do not do
What the award evidences
That a named person completed a named course on a given date, and which control identifiers that course cited.
Every cited control is printed with the award, so an assurance reviewer can check the mapping against the source framework themselves.
What it does not evidence
It is not an assessment, an accreditation, or a statement of organisational compliance. No regulator has reviewed or endorsed it.
Coverage is selective: each course cites named controls, not a framework end to end.
Eleven courses, eleven awards
Each row is the award issued on completing that course.
BY-G1
BY-G3
BY-GX3
BY-G7
BY-G2
BY-G4
BY-G5
BY-GX1
BY-GX2
BY-G6
Put the training into practice
Every module of every course ends in a real-life scenario, and each course’s capstone is available as a printable governed response in the ai.heart canon.
The Scenario Lab
Sixty-one hands-on scenarios — one for every module of every course — each with an AI governance angle and facilitator notes tied to the controls the course cites. Work the situation, then reveal the judgement.
Printable governed responses
Each course’s capstone as a standalone worksheet: the situation, the positions, the AI governance angle, and the reveal — eight layers, a verdict, Node 9 and an append-only audit trail.
BY-BX1 · The board paper
BY-G1 · The five-month friendship
BY-G2 · The transfer that cannot wait
BY-G3 · The Thursday-night package
BY-G4 · The waiver file
BY-G5 · The pause console
BY-G6 · The unrecorded replica
BY-G7 · Detected is not actual
BY-GX1 · The unsigned ATO
BY-GX2 · Holding the gate
BY-GX3 · The header that wins