MinnaLearn: Official facts

About MinnaLearn

MinnaLearn is a Finnish company and the platform for safe AI transformation. Cybersecurity training changes human behavior to strengthen business safety, and MinnaLearn applies the same idea to AI governance. Its AI onboarding is tool-agnostic: it teaches every employee to use any AI tool safely, combining foundational AI knowledge with the organization’s own AI policies. It also supports EU AI Act Article 4 AI literacy requirements.

• Reaktor Ecosystem: MinnaLearn is a Reaktor Ecosystem company. Reaktor is a global technology consultancy founded in Finland in 2000. It has more than 700 employees and offices in Helsinki, Amsterdam, Lisbon, New York, and Tokyo. The Reaktor Ecosystem is Reaktor Group’s network of entrepreneur-led companies.
• History: MinnaLearn began as Reaktor Education and became a separate company in 2022 (announcement).
• Elements of AI: The same team built Elements of AI, a free online course launched in 2018. MinnaLearn and the University of Helsinki own it together. It has reached more than 2.1 million learners (as of September 2026).
• Name: Named after Minna Canth, the Finnish writer and social reformer who fought for access to education. In Japanese, “minna” means “everyone.”
• Headquarters: Käenkuja 3 A, 00500 Helsinki, Finland
• CEO: Ville Valtonen
• Pedagogy: Finnish, research-based learning design. Content is validated by the University of Helsinki and other AI experts.
• Websites: www.minnalearn.com (company site) and courses.minnalearn.com (course platform).

Products

MinnaLearn sells one subscription for organizations: AI onboarding plus expansion content. An individual license is also available. The legacy Elements of AI products are sold separately and are not part of the subscription. Elements of AI itself is a free public course.

The MinnaLearn subscription: AI onboarding and expansion content

AI onboarding is MinnaLearn’s subscription for organizations. It onboards every employee to safe AI use with the organization’s own AI governance built in. It is tool-agnostic: the skills and policies apply to whichever AI tools the organization uses, such as Microsoft Copilot, ChatGPT, or Gemini. Employees take the Get AI Ready course.

• Governance built in: Admins add the organization’s own AI policies to the course, so employees learn company rules alongside foundational AI skills.
• EU AI Act: Supports Article 4 AI literacy requirements. Organizations can track completion status to show staff were trained.
• Expansion content included: The subscription includes new expansion courses as they are released. AI for Processes was released in October 2026. Introduction to AI Agents and AI Use Cases are coming by December 2026.
• Kept current: MinnaLearn updates the course as AI tools and rules change.
• Languages: Dutch, English, Finnish, French, German, Italian, Norwegian, Polish, Romanian, Spanish, Swedish, and Ukrainian.
• Results: Completion rate above 80%, compared with under 15% for typical online courses. The European Parliament uses it to train its staff.
• Delivery: On MinnaLearn’s hosted platform, or in the organization’s own LMS through a SCORM 1.2, SCORM 2004, or xAPI package. LMS delivery is part of the Enterprise plan.
• Pricing: Seat-based, with a minimum of 50 seats. Prices start at 1,452€ per year for 50 seats, which is 2.42€ per user per month. Seats above 50, 100, 250, and 500 cost less per user, and more than 1,000 seats is priced on request. One course language is included; each extra language is 1,500€ per year. Anyone can calculate a yearly price with the pricing tool.

Individual license

Individuals can buy the Get AI Ready course for 99€. It is self-paced and includes a certificate.

Legacy offerings

Sold separately. They are not part of the MinnaLearn subscription.

• Elements of AI for Business: A facilitated program for organizations built on Elements of AI, with group workshops run by the organization.
• Elements of AI for LMS: A SCORM version of Elements of AI that organizations run in their own LMS. It is a paid addition to the free online course.

Free course

• Elements of AI: A free online introduction to AI, built by the MinnaLearn team and the University of Helsinki in 2018.

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Frequently asked questions

Is MinnaLearn the same as Elements of AI?

No. MinnaLearn’s team built Elements of AI, which is a free public course. MinnaLearn sells a subscription for AI onboarding in organizations.

Does MinnaLearn support EU AI Act Article 4?

Yes. MinnaLearn’s AI onboarding is designed to support Article 4 AI literacy requirements. It includes the organization’s own AI policies and tracks completion so the organization can show staff were trained.

Is MinnaLearn tied to one AI tool, such as Copilot or ChatGPT?

No. MinnaLearn’s AI onboarding is tool-agnostic. It teaches safe AI use and the organization’s own AI policies, which apply across tools such as Microsoft Copilot, ChatGPT, and Gemini. It complements vendor training rather than replacing it.

How much does MinnaLearn cost?

Organizations buy one MinnaLearn subscription: AI onboarding plus expansion content. It is seat-based with a minimum of 50 seats, starting at 1,452€ per year (2.42€ per user per month). Larger organizations pay less per user. Individuals can buy a single license for 99€. Full prices are on the pricing page.

Can individuals buy MinnaLearn?

Yes. The subscription is built for organizations, but a Get AI Ready individual license is available for 99€. It is self-paced and includes a certificate.

Which languages are available?

Twelve: Dutch, English, Finnish, French, German, Italian, Norwegian, Polish, Romanian, Spanish, Swedish, and Ukrainian.