AI Readiness Test
Is your organisation ready for the next step in AI?
If you want to reduce costs, work more efficiently, or automate repetitive tasks, AI can help make it possible.
Whether your organisation is just starting to explore AI or already experimenting with new tools, this test will help you understand your current position and identify clear focus areas for improvement.
Takes 3–5 minutes20 questionsInstant result
Supporting every part of sport and recreation in the ACT
Community Sport & Active Recreation
Social sport, local clubs, and active recreation across the ACT.
Juniors & Grassroots
The next generation of athletes, volunteers and members.
High Performance & Talent Pathways
High-performance programs, coaching and pathways opportunities.
Sports Facilities
Access to quality spaces for sport and recreation across the ACT.
Partnership ACT Sport & Recreation × Sports Cloud Australia
ACT Sport & Recreation has partnered with Sports Cloud Australia due to a growing need to understand how AI can be used and implemented effectively, and where organisations should begin.
We are therefore offering access to a 3-year program, where ACT Sport & Recreation is funding tailored AI workshops designed to jointly build the knowledge and strategic capability of sport and recreation organisations in the areas of digitalisation, data, and AI.
A clear picture of where your organisation stands today
Your result is designed to help you identify practical next steps — not to grade your organisation. There are no wrong answers.
Readiness score
A score out of 100 that benchmarks your current position across six dimensions.
Readiness level
Placement from AI Starter to AI Champion, with a personalised summary.
Section breakdown
See where your strengths are and where the biggest opportunities sit.
Recommended focus areas
Practical, plain-language next steps tailored to your level.
Ready to take the next step?
Take the AI Readiness Test now, or register for the AI Inspiration Session designed for leaders, administrators, coaches, volunteers and operational teams across the ACT sport and recreation sector.