Skills Graph
Skills, prerequisites, courses, projects and credentials explain how a learning goal fits together.
The lifelong learner relationship that turns curiosity and goals into demonstrated capability.
EXPLORE STATIC LEARN ↗INSIDE STATIC LEARN
Learn begins with what a person wants to understand or do. A path connects teaching, practice, assessment, projects and legitimate credentials while preserving the learner’s ability to carry evidence into the next stage of life.
Skills, prerequisites, courses, projects and credentials explain how a learning goal fits together.
Known, inferred, self-reported and unknown capability remain distinguishable and open to change.
Teaching, practice and assessment have different roles; completing an answer is not the same as building capability.
A credential retains its actual issuer, authority, evidence and meaning.
Permitted proof can support apprenticeships and career opportunities without exposing private learning struggles.
Learn owns the path; the legitimate issuer owns the credential. Academy is first-party education, and Education owns the wider industry.
Simulated practice does not automatically satisfy a regulated qualification, and the Skills Graph does not rank human worth.