SAAII programmes are built and marked by named practitioners with genuine standing in the field — not by anonymous course developers.
Our commitment
We think it matters who teaches you. Every SAAII faculty member is a working professional in the domain they teach: sitting general counsel, practising compliance heads, senior regulators, and consultants with credentials you can verify independently. We publish their names, their credentials, and the programmes they lead.
Faculty at launch
Faculty roster publishes with the first cohort.
We are finalising commitments with our founding faculty and will publish their names, biographies, and programme assignments before enrolment opens for the first cohort. Faculty are being appointed against a public specification: sitting practitioners, no vendors, no anonymous authorship, verifiable credentials.
Faculty specification
Every faculty member meets, at minimum, all of the following:
- Current practitioner status. Actively working in compliance, legal, risk, audit, regulation, academia, or advisory in the domain they teach.
- Verifiable credentials. Recognised professional qualifications and a track record independently verifiable.
- Independence. No commercial affiliation with vendors whose products fall within scope of the material taught. Disclosed advisory relationships where they exist.
- Named authorship. Every module a faculty member authors carries their name and is signed off by them.
- Assessment marking. Faculty mark the assessments for the programmes they lead, or supervise a named marker who does.
Are you a potential faculty member?
We are recruiting faculty across all four pillars: EU AI Act, AI Governance, AI Risk & Assurance, and Foundations of AI. If you are a sitting practitioner with recognised standing and interest in teaching — whether as a lead faculty member, module contributor, or examiner — write to faculty@thesaaii.com with a short note on your background and the areas you would want to teach.
Faculty appointments are honoraria-based; we do not use unpaid contributors.