Outcomes
How we measure progress.
Four measures, each counted from a record we keep, and one standard for every figure we publish: a count, a date and its source.
The rule
Every figure carries a count, a date and its source
- 01 A figure names how many learners it was counted from, over which dates, and the record it was counted from.
- 02 An illustration says that it is one, in the same sentence as its number.
- 03 A figure about a school is published with the school’s written consent; a figure about one person, never.
- 04 A figure that cannot be counted is not printed, and no figure stands in for one that is missing.
What we measure
Four counts, each from a record we keep
Concepts mastered
Counted from the tutor’s record of what each student has mastered, for learners who used it over a stated period.
Certificates issued
PrepGraph AICP (AI-Enabled Professional) certificates, counted from the register that /credential checks: each one carries a serial an employer can verify.
Introductions that led to an interview
Counted from PrepGraph Talent’s own record of introductions and the interviews that followed, with each candidate’s consent.
Teachers who earned an Academy certificate
Counted from PrepGraph Academy’s record of certificates earned on classroom evidence.
When
When a figure is published
A figure is published once the period it covers has ended and the count has been checked against the record it comes from, and it carries the date it was counted. If a published figure is ever revised, the revision is dated here.
What we will not publish
No guarantees, and no typical results
- We do not offer score guarantees. We make no promise of a job, and no promise of a placement: a certificate is proof of skill, not a job offer.
- We do not publish a typical result, or a number written as if it had been counted when it was not.
How the parts of PrepGraph fit together is on education to employment.