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Fellow
a1b2c3d4-5e6f-7890-abcd-ef1234567890The most senior individual accreditation at the UK's professional body for AI. It recognises leadership and a genuine contribution to the practice, and carries the post-nominal FIoAI.
Fellow is not a long-service award. It marks the practitioners who define how AI is done well, and who others measure themselves against.
Fellow recognises the practitioners other practitioners defer to: people who set direction on AI where the stakes, and the ambiguity, are highest.
Not one tool or one model, but the whole span from framing and governance to delivery, evaluation and responsible operation in production.
Fellows shape how others practise, through mentoring, standards, published work or leadership that raises the bar beyond their own organisation.
Fellow gives you the post-nominal FIoAI, a public verification page anyone can check, and a badge to display on your profile, your CV and your signature. It is a signal that stands up to scrutiny, not a certificate that gathers dust.

Fellow
a1b2c3d4-5e6f-7890-abcd-ef1234567890An example of the accredited Fellow credential.
Accreditation runs Student, Associate, Professional, Fellow. You apply at the level your practice supports and progress upward from there, so Fellow is reached from Professional.
Learning the discipline
£49.99 / yearPractising under guidance
£99.99 / yearPractising independently
£199.99 / yearLeading the practice
£299.99 / yearFellow is assessed against the Institute of AI competency framework, the same published standard used across every grade, applied at its most demanding.
Evidence that you set the standard for AI work across teams or an organisation, and are accountable for the outcomes.
Demonstrated competence across the full framework, not depth in a single corner, assessed against the published criteria.
A track record of governing AI well: risk, ethics and impact treated as first-order concerns, not afterthoughts.
A meaningful contribution to the wider field of AI practice, beyond the delivery of your own projects.
Fellow carries the highest continuing professional development expectation at IoAI. You log a target of 25 hours a year, and the framework recognises the real work of a senior practitioner: mentoring, writing, standards and leadership all count.
Logged each year at Fellow level.
A one-off fee to sit the assessment.
Fellow is reached from Professional. Apply at the grade your practice supports today, or spend two minutes finding out where you sit before you commit to anything.
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