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Training classes are offered onsite at IAPP ANZ Summit 2026.

You can attend the training class only, or you can add this training to your main conference registration (additional registration fee required).

AI Governance Professional training 1-2 December
Conference 3-4 December
Sydney

What you will receive:
• Two full days of training.
• Participant guide — print copy to be picked up on site.
• Instruction and content developed by global experts in AI governance exclusively for the IAPP.

What you will take away:
• Instruction based on the body of knowledge for the AI Governance Professional credential.
• Sought-after skills you can start applying right away.
• Knowledge you need to advance your career.
• Insight from AI experts and thought leaders.
• A head start on exam preparation if you decide to pursue certification.

What to expect:
The IAPP’s AI Governance Professional training is for those tasked with implementing AI governance and risk management within their company or institution. It provides baseline knowledge and strategies needed to respond to complex risks associated with AI and its evolving landscape. This training answers the rapidly growing need for qualified and well-trained professionals to ensure AI systems are developed, integrated and deployed in line with emerging laws and policies in a trustworthy way.

The course offers an opportunity to learn about critical AI governance concepts that are also integral to the AIGP exam. It is not purely a "test prep" course, nor does taking the training guarantee you will pass your exam.

It is appropriate for professionals who plan to certify and those who want to deepen their knowledge of AI governance.

Give yourself the best chance of passing the exam by studying for at least 30 hours and reviewing the additional free resources found here.

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