NLEducation Course Facilitator
Safe AI NetherlandsNetherlandsGlobal catastrophic risksAI safetyCommunications and outreachResearch
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Why this is on the board
Few people yet work on AI safety — making sure increasingly powerful AI systems stay under control — and for many participants this course is the first step towards that work. As a facilitator you don't do research yourself, but your conversations and feedback can decide whether a whole group carries on or drops out afterwards.
About the role
Facilitate an AI safety course cohort by leading weekly discussions, supporting participants, and evaluating final projects. - Lead weekly interactive sessions, read assigned materials, and provide feedback on final projects. - Prior completion of an AI safety course strongly preferred; professional or master's degree preferred. - Track-aligned background required: technical expertise for technical track, policy or philosophy for governance track. - Demonstrate warmth, ability to engage quiet…
Requirements
| Language | English is enough |
|---|---|
| Work authorisation | Unclear |
| Screening | Not mentioned |
| Where you work | On site in the Netherlands · Netherlands |
| Level | Entry level |
| Salary | Not stated |
| Posted | 10 September 2026 |
| Closes | No closing date given |
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What do you make of this?
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