The general credential is not enough. Your sector writes its own rules.
Sector-specific pathways layer supervisory expectations, sectoral guidance, and existing frameworks onto the core SAAII credentials.
Sector pathways
FOUR SECTORS · BESPOKE FOR ENTERPRISEFinancial Services
The EU AI Act and ISO/IEC 42001 mapped to SS1/23 model risk management, the FCA's AI update, the ECB's supervisory expectations, and the interaction with DORA. Includes model risk, algorithmic trading oversight, and third-party GenAI in a regulated firm.
Healthcare & Life Sciences
AI as a medical device under the MDR and IVDR, the intersection with the AI Act's high-risk regime, MHRA and FDA expectations, and the specific governance regime for clinical-decision-support systems.
Public Sector
The Algorithmic Transparency Recording Standard, procurement obligations, public-law duties (equality, human rights, judicial review), and the specific accountability regime for automated decision-making in central and local government.
Defence
The AI Act's Article 2(3) exclusion in practice, JSP 936 and adjacent doctrine, dual-use governance, export control, and the ethical framework for military AI applications. Built with practitioners from the community.
The EU AI Act is a horizontal regulation, but it does not land horizontally. A compliance officer at a Tier 1 bank has different obligations from one at a hospital trust, and both need to know how the Act interlocks with the supervisory regime they already work under.
Generic training treats sector as a footnote. SAAII treats it as a pathway.
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Sector pathways are being co-designed with founding cohort partners in each vertical. If you'd like your organisation to be a founding partner in your sector — and shape the syllabus — get in touch.
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