The path changes after the assessment.
Each assessment names the concepts a person has not mastered. The revision roadmap that follows covers those, and nothing else.
Two people with the same title take different routes to the same certificate.
Sarah and James sat the same AML assessment. Different concepts came back below mastery, so each gets a revision roadmap covering only their own.
Sarah ChenBranch Operations Manager · AML recertification
below mastery 54%Illustrative example
- Customer risk categoriespassed
- Enhanced due diligence triggersin progress
James ParkBranch Operations Manager · AML recertification
below mastery 62%Illustrative example
- Screening alert triagepassed
- True match confirmationin progress
A missed concept branches the roadmap, not the whole course.
- 1 of 5A scheduled assessment returns a score per concept, not one overall mark
- 2 of 5Bayesian Knowledge Tracing flags the concepts still below the mastery threshold
- 3 of 5Skillar generates a revision roadmap covering only those concepts
- 4 of 5Its steps are drawn from your own SOPs and policies, with a quiz at the end
- 5 of 5Re-assessment confirms the gap is closed, and the certificate is issued
Bayesian Knowledge Tracing identifies below-threshold concepts from assessment evidence; a personalized revision roadmap is generated for each learner covering only what they need.
Nobody should re-sit a module they already passed to fix the one they didn't.
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