The Swiss AI Academy is your way into working with AI – open to curious people with or without prior knowledge. You learn to make good use of AI, help shape solutions and assess their impact responsibly.
AI is changing how we work.You can help shape how that happens.
AI has long since arrived in everyday work – in businesses, workshops and offices. What is needed now are people who understand it, use it well and keep a critical eye on it. You don’t need to know everything yet. If you are curious and want to take on responsibility, that is a good starting point.
The specific structure of the Academy is still taking shape – we are building it honestly, step by step. One thing is certain: we care about how you think, communicate and handle a real task, not about a perfect CV. This is what a first path together could look like.
We don’t look at self-promotion. We look at mindset, care and the ability to structure complex topics calmly.
Clarify the goal, context, data and limits before proposing a solution.
Analyse, prioritise and check real questions, and document them so that others can continue working with them.
If mindset, care and development are a good fit, we talk about learning, exchange or possible collaboration.
Three skills that build on each other: using AI in everyday work, building solutions for companies and assessing their impact responsibly.
Use AI in everyday workUnderstand tasks, choose suitable AI tools and so work more clearly, faster and more productively.
Build solutions for companiesRecognise business problems and workflows, and derive useful automations, agents or workflows from them.
Check quality and responsibilityAssess opportunities, limits and risks, and put results in context so that decisions don’t rest on blind trust.
The three skills above are the foundation for everyone. Over time, you will see where you are drawn more strongly: to people and their questions – or to what gets built from them.
You are the bridge between the business and technology. You understand how a company really works and find out where AI helps – and where it doesn’t.
A good fit if you enjoy listening, bring order to chaos and would rather ask one more question.
Register your interestYou build applications, not models: agents, automations and tools that hold up in a business’s day-to-day work.
A good fit if you enjoy building, taking things apart and want to know why something works.
Register your interestNo computer science degree, no certificates. In our projects, consulting and development sit at the same table anyway, and most people start somewhere in between. Just tell us which appeals to you more – we’ll clarify the rest in a conversation.
What you learn here doesn’t stop with you. It has an effect where AI makes a real difference in Switzerland – in perfectly ordinary businesses.
You gain guidance, skills and the confidence to use AI safely and appropriately.
With these skills, you help small and medium-sized enterprises in particular to introduce AI in a practical way and without unnecessary risk.
Step by step, this creates a way of working with AI that stays fair, transparent and human.
Specifically, this means better access to knowledge, clearer ways of working, more productive workflows and decisions based on more than gut feeling.
No matter how old you are or which path you have taken so far, you do not need a specific qualification or prior AI expertise. What matters is that you look closely, ask good questions and want to understand how people and companies really work.
You want to understand how AI works and would rather try things out than hesitate for long.
You can explain complex topics so that business teams, management and technical staff can decide together.
You handle data, expectations and uncertainty carefully and would rather check one more time.
Send us a short profile: your name, a way to contact you and a sentence or two on what interests you about AI. No perfect portfolio needed – first, we want to know how you think, learn and explain.
To be honest: the Academy is still taking shape. We don’t promise a finished programme or a guaranteed job – but a real conversation and a realistic next step.