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Awarding body

The Artificial Intelligence Board (AIB)

The Artificial Intelligence Board is an awarding organisation recognised by Ofqual since September 2025, which means it can award regulated qualifications in England.

Key facts

Ofqual status
Recognised
Recognition number
RN6140
Recognised by Ofqual on
3 September 2025
CCEA Regulation (Northern Ireland)
Recognised
Legal name
The Artificial Intelligence Board Ltd
Also known as
AIB
Based in
Norwich, United Kingdom
Official website
www.theaiboard.org
Qualifications it awards
View on the Ofqual Register

About The Artificial Intelligence Board

An awarding body designs the qualification, sets the assessment and issues your certificate. Training providers teach the course, so prices and study methods differ between providers for the same qualification.

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The Artificial Intelligence Board: FAQs

Yes. The Artificial Intelligence Board is recognised by Ofqual as an awarding organisation and has been since September 2025. Its recognition number is RN6140.

RN6140. You can look it up on the Ofqual Register to see the qualifications it awards.

Yes. The Artificial Intelligence Board is also recognised by CCEA Regulation, the qualifications regulator for Northern Ireland.

Usually not. The Artificial Intelligence Board sets the standard, the assessment and issues the certificate. Training providers deliver the teaching, so the same qualification can be offered by many providers at different prices.

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Source: Ofqual Register of Regulated Qualifications, checked 12 November 2026. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.