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Cambridge Spark

Corporate and government AI education provider

AI for Leadership Facilitator

Corporate & Technical TrainingConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeUnited KingdomNo salary listed

About the Job

Requirements

  • Strong conceptual grasp of artificial intelligence and automation concepts, capabilities, and limitations, with the ability to translate complex concepts for non-technical leadership audiences.
  • Working knowledge of artificial intelligence governance, assurance, procurement, vendor evaluation, risk and crisis management, and workforce impact.
  • Current knowledge of the UK regulatory landscape for artificial intelligence and commitment to ongoing horizon scanning.
  • Experience facilitating closed-cohort group dynamics, handling live debate, adjudicating disagreement, and correcting misconceptions in real time.
  • Confident, critical use of generative artificial intelligence tools, focusing on interrogating and verifying outputs.
  • A candid, realistic approach to artificial intelligence capabilities, risks, and organisational accountability.
  • Ability to translate complex technical concepts for non-technical operational business staff.

Responsibilities

  • Deliver the AI Opportunity Sprint as the primary focus, facilitating programmes designed for non-technical managers.
  • Facilitate intensive, interactive sessions using breakouts, case studies, peer challenge, and live debate, balancing knowledge-sharing with facilitated discussion so learners learn from one another.
  • Manage closed-cohort group dynamics and maintain an inclusive learning environment.
  • Teach artificial intelligence and automation concepts, capabilities, and limitations in plain, accessible language to non-technical leaders.
  • Facilitate conversations on artificial intelligence governance, assurance, risk and crisis management, workforce impact, and vendor evaluation and procurement, helping learners navigate these areas.
  • Lead sessions on the current UK regulatory landscape for artificial intelligence and maintain active horizon scanning to keep curriculum discussions up to date.
  • Model confident, critical use of modern artificial intelligence tools, demonstrating effective prompting and teaching learners to interrogate and edit outputs rather than trust them implicitly.
  • Maintain a candid, realistic stance on artificial intelligence, including its capabilities, workforce impact, limitations, and where accountability sits.
  • Deliver interactive training through in-person workshops at client sites and virtual-platform sessions, adapting delivery between the two formats.
  • Partner with Product Managers to provide feedback on learning resources and use allocated time to refine learning activities, build practical scenarios, and update materials with industry changes.
  • Implement standardisation processes defined by the Quality Team and maintain expertise in artificial intelligence governance, regulation, and modern artificial intelligence tools.

Desired Qualifications

  • Demonstrable hands-on experience in a commercial industry setting applying the specified management or governance concepts.
  • A formal teaching or training qualification (PGCE, QTS, or equivalent) or substantial enterprise facilitation experience.
  • Artificial intelligence-related governance qualifications such as AIGP, AAIR, or ISO 42001.

About the Company

Cambridge Spark

Corporate and government AI education provider

Cambridge Spark delivers education technology for digital transformation, helping corporate and government clients upskill their workforce in AI and data science. Its programs include apprenticeships, skills bootcamps, and bespoke training delivered via its EDUKATE.AI platform, which gives personalized feedback on coding tasks and simulates real-world industry environments. A largely remote team supports a network of over 50 expert tutors from top universities and data-driven organizations. The company differentiates itself by offering tailored, practice-focused training that combines theory with hands-on practice through a proprietary platform. Its goal is to enable organizations to digitally transform by building practical AI and data science skills.

Company size
201-500
Company stage
Grant
Total funding
$20M
Headquarters
London, United Kingdom
Founded
2016

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