Brindle Academy runs short courses on ISO/IEC 42001 and the EU AI Act for teams in the north of England and, since 2025, for remote cohorts across the UK. The Leeds-based company was set up by two former management-system consultants and delivers three formats: a one-day introduction for managers who need to understand what the standard asks of them, a three-day implementer course built around a fictional case organisation, and a half-day EU AI Act briefing that walks through the risk categories and deployer obligations. Courses run either at a hired venue in Leeds city centre or live online, and in-house sessions can be arranged for groups of eight or more. Public course dates are scheduled roughly every six weeks and fees are listed on the company's own site rather than shared here. Brindle does not provide consulting, gap analysis or certification services, and its courses are not accredited by a personnel certification body; attendees receive a certificate of completion rather than a recognised qualification. Trainers work in the UK only and course material references UK regulatory guidance alongside the EU text.