ISO/IEC 42001 Training for Organisations
ISO/IEC 42001 is the international standard for AI management systems — the framework that helps organisations govern how they build and use AI responsibly. Day Seven builds bespoke digital learning and workshops that get your people ready for it: standard fundamentals, roles and responsibilities, risk-assessment awareness and audit preparation. We are a training partner, not a certification body.
What is ISO/IEC 42001?
ISO/IEC 42001 is the international management system standard for artificial intelligence. It gives organisations a structured way to govern AI — covering leadership accountability, AI policy, risk and impact assessment, lifecycle controls, supplier oversight and continual improvement.
In practice it does for AI what ISO 27001 does for information security: a documented, auditable set of controls that shows regulators, customers and boards that your use of AI is deliberate and responsible. It applies whether you build AI systems, deploy third-party AI, or both.
Who needs ISO/IEC 42001 training?
- Organisations deploying AI at scale and needing a defensible management system around it
- Regulated industries — financial services, healthcare, legal, public sector — where AI oversight is now expected
- Suppliers being asked by enterprise customers for AI assurance or evidence of governance
- Teams aligning their AI practices with the EU AI Act and other emerging global regulation
- L&D, risk, compliance and CIO teams preparing staff before an ISO/IEC 42001 implementation project begins
What our ISO/IEC 42001 training covers
Awareness and readiness training — designed so your people understand the standard and their role under it long before an auditor walks in.
Standard fundamentals
What ISO/IEC 42001 is, how it relates to other management-system standards (ISO 27001, ISO 9001) and why it matters for AI-using organisations.
Roles and responsibilities
Who does what under an AI management system — leadership, AI owners, risk, data, legal, and the day-to-day teams building or using AI.
Risk and impact assessment awareness
How AI risk and impact assessments work in practice, what good looks like, and how staff should flag and escalate concerns.
Policy and safe-use alignment
Turning your AI policy and the standard's controls into practical do's and don'ts staff will actually follow at their desks.
Preparing for audit
What internal and external auditors typically look for, what evidence teams need to be ready to show, and how staff should engage with an audit conversation.
How we deliver it
Most organisations blend two or three of these formats — self-paced digital for scale, live workshops for depth, and train-the-trainer for staying power.
Bespoke digital learning modules
Self-paced content delivered in the Day Seven Academy style — tailored to your policies, your industry and your AI stack.
Live workshops
In-person or online workshops for leadership, AI owners and cross-functional teams, focused on real scenarios from your organisation.
Train-the-trainer
Enable your internal L&D, risk or compliance leads to keep training fresh and roll it out across regions and business units.