Are you an SEI Alumni ready to harness the power of AI? Unlock new possibilities for innovation, impact, and smarter decision-making with Elements of AI for Business.
Elements of AI
Explore the foundations of AI to drive smarter decision-making, foster innovation, and create real-world impact.
Register your interest from 26th Feb to 6th March. Spots are limited and allocated on a first-come, first-served basis—don’t miss out!
Overview
Elements of AI for Business is a cutting-edge training programme designed to help businesses and social enterprises harness the power of artificial intelligence. Delivered by Social Entrepreneurs Ireland in partnership with MinnaLearn, as part of a Google/INCO funding initiative, we are proud to be the only organisation in Ireland offering this programme.
Through this training, participants will gain a practical understanding of AI, exploring its real-world applications and ethical considerations, empowering them to drive innovation and impact in their organisations.
Programme Timeline
Embark on a four-week learning journey with Elements of AI for Business, combining theory, practice, and hands-on experimentation. This programme includes select chapters and exercises from MinnaLearn’s award-winning Elements of AI course, along with three interactive 2.5-hour workshops designed to deepen understanding and application. Participants will also identify real-world challenges and experiment with AI tools in their own work environments.
The estimated total learning time is 21 hours, broken down into 8 hours of independent study, 8.5 hours of workshops and kick-off sessions, and 4 hours dedicated to practical experimentation at work.
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Ready to Unlock AI to foster innovation?
Registration is on a first-come, first-served basis, with the March cohort limited to 11 places. Additional cohorts will be available in May, September, and November 2025.
We welcome applications from people of all backgrounds and we are committed to providing equal opportunities regardless of gender identity, marital status, family status, age, disability, sexual orientation, race, ethnicity or religion. (The Equal Status Acts 2000-2018)
