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The ARISA Alliance opens for new Associated Partners
The European Artificial Intelligence Skills Alliance (ARISA Alliance) is officially open to new Associated Partners! From now on, all European organisations sharing our mission can contribute to the collective effort of ensuring the availability of quality AI skills that meet industry demand.
During the launch event of the Digital Large Scale Partnership of the Pact for Skills on the 25th of January 2024, the ARISA Alliance will present the opportunities for new Associated Partners to be part of our vibrant network fostering knowledge exchange, collaboration, and the collective pursuit of excellence in AI skills development.
Read more & register here.

Who can become an ARISA Associated Partner?
The answer is simple – any organisation that shares our mission and is eager to make a difference.
ARISA welcomes public and private organisations that work towards a skilled and future-ready workforce. Learning providers, accreditation and certification issuers, social partners, chambers of commerce, and associations — the success of AI skills development requires the participation of diverse stakeholders.
By becoming an ARISA Associated Partner, your organisation gains access to a vibrant network that fosters knowledge exchange, collaboration, and the collective pursuit of excellence in AI skills development.
What is the role of Associated Partners?
Associated Partners share our commitment to advance AI skills development, foster growth, and drive innovation. As an Associated Partner, you become an integral part of our collaborative effort to shape the future of AI education and its impact on Europe’s evolving ecosystem.
As such, your role is to:
- Contribute to building knowledge: you are uniquely positioned to bring your expertise and insights to the development of research reports and educational materials that comprehensively map the Artificial Intelligence ecosystem in Europe and the current and future skills needs of the market.
- Help improve the educational resources developed: Your feedback, suggestions, and critical insights will contribute to refining and enhancing the quality and effectiveness of the materials developed, ensuring they remain at the forefront of AI education.
- Become a multiplying agent: By leveraging your network and reach, you amplify the dissemination of ARISA resources, empowering a wider audience to access and benefit from up-to-date AI knowledge.
- Engage the local ecosystem: Cultivate a vibrant local ecosystem of stakeholders who share an interest in AI skills. Through your efforts, you create and build connections among industry experts, enthusiasts, learners, and thought leaders, fostering an environment that thrives on collaboration, knowledge exchange, and innovation.
Find more information about how to get involved in the ARISA Alliance and submit your application here: https://aiskills.eu/join-us/
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