Professional programmes for an organised cohort.
A partner can commission learning and support participation. Learners keep their assessment rights, and qualification remains an independent human decision.
Institutions
Invite and support a cohort
A partner can nominate participants, coordinate timing and help resolve operational blockers. An invitation is not consent to assessment, qualification disclosure or unrelated processing.
- Profession-specific ordered programmes
- Operational cohort support
- Learner choice preserved
Privacy boundary
See only what the cohort needs
Permitted visibility is limited to appropriate aggregate progress and operational information. Private work samples, evaluator notes and individual qualification outcomes are not disclosed by default.
- Aggregate progress where justified
- No private assessment evidence by default
- Learner-controlled qualification disclosure
Independent decision
Qualification stays outside partner control
A partner can commission a programme but cannot change evaluator scores, remove assessment evidence or override a qualification outcome. Separate lawful arrangements must document any additional disclosure.
- No score or outcome override
- Evaluator independence preserved
- Exceptional actions are recorded
Cybersecurity Season
Run the Cybersecurity Season on your premises
Four episodes of one day each, played on your own premises around a fictional company: the door and the inbox, the shared drive and the printer tray, the ransom note tabletop, and the supplier and the press. It includes a facilitator course, six sector versions and a client kit.
- Office props and an isolated lab; no real system is touched
- Aggregate report only; groups under ten are suppressed
- The participant who falls for an inject is never named or recorded
Request a proposal
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