AI is reshaping every industry — but the skills that allow people to work alongside it, lead through it, and critically engage with it are profoundly human. Communication, collaboration, ethical reasoning, creativity, resilience: these are not soft skills. They are the most in-demand, least replaceable capabilities in today's workforce.

Developed by NomadAlba Collective, Code Division, and Edinburgh College, Human Skills and AI is a new 40-hour SCQF-accredited unit (Levels 5 and 6) purpose-built for secondary and college settings. It equips learners to understand, interrogate, and work responsibly with AI — while deepening the human capabilities that no algorithm can replicate.

This free one-hour session will walk you through everything you need to know — and give you a clear route to making it part of your curriculum.

What you will leave with:

A clear understanding of what the unit covers, how it is structured, and what learner progression looks like at SCQF Levels 5 and 6 under Qualifications Scotland (with guidance for mapping to RQF and International frameworks).
Confidence in how it maps to existing curriculum frameworks across subject areas — from business and technology to health and humanities — and Practical insights into delivery, integration and assessment
An introduction to the licensing, train-the-trainer, co-design pathways available to your setting and the opportunity to register your interest in delivering the unit — with dedicated follow-up from the Future Skills Pathways consortium

This session is for you if you are a:

Secondary school teacher
Curriculum lead or principal teacher
DYW coordinator
College lecturer
College curriculum lead
College curriculum manager

No prior knowledge of AI is required. This session is designed to be accessible, practical, and directly relevant to your professional context — whatever subject you teach.

Your hosts:

Bianca Peel: Founder and Director, NomadAlba Collective Ltd - Holistic learning designer, educationalist, and HundrED SEL Education Ambassador with expertise in human skills, trauma-informed pedagogy, and accredited learning design.
Frank Duffy: Founder, Code Division - Digital skills specialist and co-developer of the Human Skills and AI unit, bringing industry expertise and practical insight into AI literacy and workforce readiness.
David Hiddleston: Curriculum Team Manager, Edinburgh College - Curriculum leader at one of Scotland's largest further education institutions, with direct experience in SCQF accreditation and unit implementation at scale.

Three ways to bring this unit into your setting:

Licence to deliver: Use the ready-made unit in your existing timetable or programme
Train the trainer: Upskill your own staff to deliver with confidence and ongoing support
Co-design: Work with our consortium to contextualise the unit for your sector or learner group

Ready to be part of this?

Register your free place now.

Spaces are limited.

Attendees who register interest at the session will receive priority follow-up from the team.

This unit is delivered in partnership by NomadAlba Collective, Code Division, and Edinburgh Collegeand.

SCQF accreditation is held through Edinburgh College.

Contact the host of Human Skills and AI: Information Session for Scotland's Newest SCQF-Accredited Unit

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