ネットラーニング AI人材育成
: How to use it, features, and the business problems it solves
What is ネットラーニング AI人材育成?
Corporate AI training from NetLearning, Inc. (株式会社ネットラーニング; Shinjuku, Tokyo; founded 1998). It offers the "AI series" e-learning on generative AI basics, risks, Copilot, ChatGPT and more (21 courses, 5,000–38,000 yen per person per course, excl. tax), "TiX AI最前線Vゼミ," which covers the latest AI technology in 30 minutes per theme (15,000 yen per person per year, excl. tax), and customized training combining e-learning with exercises (individual quote), as of November 2026.
Business problems it solves
About "ネットラーニング AI人材育成"
What is ネットラーニング AI人材育成?
ネットラーニング AI人材育成 is corporate AI training built mainly around e-learning courses, offered by 株式会社ネットラーニング (NetLearning, Inc.), an e-learning and LMS (learning management system) company founded in 1998 in Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo. Its official "AI人材育成の仕組みづくり" (building a system for developing AI talent) page presents three offerings:
- AIシリーズ講座 (AI series courses) — AI and generative AI e-learning for all employees (21 courses, 5,000–38,000 yen per person per course, excl. tax)
- TiX AI最前線Vゼミ (TiX AI Frontier Virtual Seminar) — an annual video program covering the latest AI technology in 30 minutes per theme (15,000 yen per person per year, excl. tax)
- カスタマイズ研修 (customized training) — training designed around the company's own issues, combining e-learning with exercise- and discussion-based sessions (online, in person or hybrid)
The fee and standard study time are published for each course, and companies can sign up for a single course for a single person. The same page also introduces features that let training administrators use AI ("learning with AI"), such as automatic course material generation and AI grading and feedback.
Training Overview
Training Program
AAIシリーズ講座 (e-learning)
Companies pick courses that cover everything from understanding risks such as information leaks and copyright to using ChatGPT, Copilot and similar tools at work. The AI page lists AI literacy, generative AI basics, prompt basics, information security, AI risks, copyright, Microsoft Copilot, ChatGPT and usage guidelines as themes. Example courses (all fees per person, excl. tax):
- 安全にはじめる生成AIリテラシー (Generative AI literacy: getting started safely) — 0.3 hours, 5,000 yen
- 全社員で学ぶ生成AI ～安全な使い方と業務活用の基本 2026 秋～ (Generative AI for all employees, Autumn 2026) — 1 hour, 5,000 yen
- 全社員で学ぶ！Microsoft 365 Copilot入門 (Introduction to Microsoft 365 Copilot) — 1.5 hours, 7,500 yen
- ChatGPT-5 Learning 初級編 (introduction to ChatGPT, Project, Agent and Deep Research) — 2.5 hours, 5,000 yen
- 生成AIで効率化！ビジネス文書のプロンプト活用術 (Prompting for business documents) — 3 hours, 7,500 yen
- AI時代の仕事の進め方入門 (How to work in the AI era) — 3 hours, 8,500 yen
- DX推進人材・PMのための実務講座～デジタル×AI活用の基礎～ (Practical course for DX staff and PMs) — 35 hours, 28,000 yen
- Pythonプログラミング Step2 ～AIライブラリ学習と機械学習実習編～ (Python Step 2: AI libraries and machine learning) — for system engineers, with a tutor, 25 hours, 38,000 yen
BTiX AI最前線Vゼミ (ongoing learning on the latest technology)
Each theme takes 30 minutes (15-minute video lecture + 5-minute comprehension test + 10-minute dialogue assessment with an AI instructor) and covers the latest AI technology from the viewpoint of using it at work. The dialogue assessment gives feedback on three axes — conceptual understanding, depth of understanding and business application — and is optional. Participants start with the five latest themes, and at least one theme is added roughly every three months (8 or more themes in a one-year contract).
- Five themes at the July 2026 launch — A2A (Agent-to-Agent), multi-agent systems, vibe coding, vision AI, small language models (SLM)
Cカスタマイズ研修 (customized training)
Participants first build knowledge through e-learning, then take exercise- and discussion-based sessions that turn it into skills they can use at work.
- 01 Hearing — the provider learns the desired talent profile, business issues and participants' knowledge level
- 02 Proposal — proposes content combining e-learning and training, delivery method and schedule
- 03 Learning design — designs the curriculum, materials and exercises from pre-learning to practical training and post-training retention
- 04 Delivery — e-learning followed by exercise- and discussion-based training
AI series courses issue an Open Badge (a digital credential for learning outcomes) on completion. They can be taken on a PC, smartphone or tablet. NetLearning also supports employees taking the "生成AIパスポート" (Generative AI Passport) certification exam run by the Generative AI Utilization Promotion Association (GUGA).
Sources: AI人材育成の仕組みづくり (images from the same page), AI series course list, TiX AI最前線Vゼミ
Pricing
| Training | Price | Unit | What's included |
|---|---|---|---|
| AI series courses (21 courses) | 5,000–38,000 yen (excl. tax) | Per course, per person | 6-month enrollment (most courses add a 6-month viewing period), Open Badge on completion. Tutors only on some courses |
| TiX AI最前線Vゼミ | 15,000 yen (excl. tax) | Per person, per year | The five starting themes plus themes added during the contract (8 or more per year). Volume discounts for more than 20 people (on request) |
| Cafeteria Plan | 600,000 yen (200 points) to 4,500,000 yen (2,000 points) (excl. tax) | Bulk purchase of points | Take courses from about 250 using points. Price per point 3,000–2,250 yen; points valid for one year from purchase |
| Customized training | Not published (individual quote) | Per company | Hearing, proposal, learning design, and delivery of e-learning and training |
As of November 13, 2026, across all 21 courses in the AI series list, 5,000 yen is the most common fee, and the Python courses (22–25 hours, 38,000 yen) are the most expensive. Vゼミ accepts applications from a single person; payment is by bank transfer only, and applications made by the end of each month can start on or after the 20th of the following month.
The AI series page suggests two ways to take courses in bulk: the strategic LMS "LearningSpace ALMA" and the points-based "Cafeteria Plan." Of the 21 courses, 19 are marked "LearningSpace対象" (included in LearningSpace). The points required for each course under the Cafeteria Plan are listed in the "target courses and points list" available for download on the official website.
How to Use Subsidies
The AI page says that "depending on the training content and participants, the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare's Human Resources Development Support Subsidy may be available," and that NetLearning can introduce a labor and social security attorney who can help with subsidy consultations and applications.
The subsidy page introduces flat-rate training under the Investment in People Promotion Course (described as covering 60% of costs for SMEs and 45% for large companies; among NetLearning's services, the flat-rate "LearningSpace" is eligible), the Human Resource Development Support Course, and the Business Development Reskilling Support Course (e-learning is eligible when it is not subscription-based, and only costs are subsidized). Each has requirements such as minimum training hours. Since most AI series courses take a few hours, courses must be combined to meet subsidy courses that require 10 or more hours.
The subsidy page does not mention the August 3, 2026 revision.
Under the August 3, 2026 revision, literacy-focused training such as general-purpose prompt writing is no longer eligible for the Business Development Reskilling Support Course. Eligibility depends on the training content and participants' duties, so check with your local Labour Bureau before submitting a training plan.
Track Record and Reputation
NetLearning reports 7,680 client companies and 122.05 million cumulative learners (cumulative as of October 31, 2026). These figures cover all of the company's e-learning, not only AI training. The "major clients" listed in the company profile include companies such as Accenture, AEON, the NTT Group, Canon, Shiseido, Hitachi and Microsoft, and schools such as Waseda University.
The AI page does not publish the number of companies or participants for AI training specifically, or named case studies.
How It Differs from Other Corporate AI Training
Compared with corporate AI training centered on e-learning:
| Service | Main format | Price (published) | Unit of purchase |
|---|---|---|---|
| ネットラーニング AI人材育成 | Per-course e-learning + annual seminar on the latest technology + customized training | 5,000–38,000 yen per person per course (excl. tax); Vゼミ 15,000 yen per person per year (excl. tax) | From 1 person, 1 course |
| Schoo for Business | Flat-rate online training (unlimited) | 1,650 yen per ID per month (excl. tax), initial fee 110,000 yen (excl. tax) | From 20 IDs |
| DMM 生成AI CAMP 法人向け | Flat-rate e-learning specialized in generative AI + live sessions | From 16,280 yen per account per month (tax incl.) | Minimum 20 people |
| AVILEN | Mainly e-learning + group training | Generative AI literacy training 22,000 yen per person (tax incl.) | From 1 person |
| デジタルゴリラ AI研修 | E-learning + company-specific training | E-learning 50,000 yen per month (excl. tax, up to 10 people) | Basic plan for up to 10 people |
| AI活用推進センター 生成AI「3ヶ月集中」業務効率化プログラム | On-demand (videos + AI coach) | 96,000 yen per person (tax incl.) | From 1 person |
Rows for other services reflect the information on each product page as of its check date.
NetLearning stands out in that companies can choose AI courses one at a time while seeing each course's fee and standard study time, and in that it offers a separate annual seminar, Vゼミ, for keeping up with the latest AI technology. If you want unlimited access for all employees, flat-rate services are the alternatives to compare; if you want many exercises focused on generative AI, other services are. Other services are listed in Corporate Generative AI Training Services Compared.
Who It Suits and Who It Doesn't
It suits companies that want all employees to learn the basics of generative AI, including information security and copyright, in a short time. Fees are published per course, starting at 5,000 yen per person (excl. tax), which makes budgeting easy when you narrow down participants and courses. It also fits companies already using NetLearning's e-learning or LMS, and companies that want employees to keep learning about the latest AI technology throughout the year.
It is less suited to companies that want many instructor-led exercises using their own work as material, or hands-on instructor support after training. AI series courses are slide-format e-learning, and most do not include a tutor. Exercise-based training falls under customized training, which is quoted individually.
FAQ
How much does ネットラーニング AI人材育成 cost? AI series e-learning costs 5,000–38,000 yen per person per course (excl. tax), and TiX AI最前線Vゼミ costs 15,000 yen per person per year (excl. tax), as of November 13, 2026. Customized training is quoted individually.
Can subsidies be used? The company says the Human Resources Development Support Subsidy may be available depending on the training content and participants, and introduces a labor and social security attorney who can help with applications. Under the August 3, 2026 revision, literacy-focused training is no longer eligible for the Business Development Reskilling Support Course, so check with your local Labour Bureau before submitting a training plan.
Can we sign up for just one person? Yes. AI series fees are per person, and Vゼミ also accepts applications from a single person.
How long is the training? Each AI series course has a set standard study time: courses on generative AI basics take 0.3–3 hours, and the longest takes 35 hours. The enrollment period is six months. Vゼミ takes 30 minutes per theme.
Is in-person or online training available? Yes, through customized training, which combines e-learning with exercise- and discussion-based sessions and can be delivered online, in person or in a hybrid format.
The information on this page is based on what was published on the official website as of November 2026. Please check the official website for the latest prices and details.
