SECTOR OS ADD-ON · FIRST PRIVATE PILOT

Your expertise.
Your academy.
One training desk.

Create a branded course, organise online lessons and plan the practical work. Start with a barber academy, then adapt the same structure to other disciplines.

OnlineBlended learningPractical assessment

Training Academy OS

Built in this pilot: private course outlines, modules, lesson content, links, assessment plans and recognition records.

Next stages: student accounts, enrolment, progress, evidence uploads, tutor marking and payment connections.

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WHAT IS TRAINING ACADEMY OS?

Your expertise.
A structured learning business.

Training Academy OS helps a business or independent tutor turn their knowledge into an organised, branded training academy. Build the course once, keep the material in order and develop a clear route from a learner’s first lesson to their final assessment.

Suitable for barbering, beauty, hospitality, creative skills and other training disciplines. The delivery model and professional requirements are agreed for each academy.

01 / In the private pilot

Your own branded academy

Give your academy a name, choose a discipline, describe the audience and entry requirements, and name the responsible tutor.

02 / In the private pilot

A structured course library

Create course outlines with learning outcomes, modules and lessons. Choose online, in-person or blended delivery and estimate lesson time.

03 / In the private pilot

Lessons and resources

Write lesson content and add HTTPS links to videos or resources. Preview the learning material privately before sharing it. File uploads are a later step.

04 / Planning tools in the pilot

Practical work and assessment plans

Describe the practical task, evidence required and assessment criteria. Tutor marking and learner evidence submission are still to build.

05 / Next-stage development

Learner accounts and progress

Let learners enrol, open the right course edition and track their progress. Give tutors appropriate access to their own learners and cohorts.

06 / Next-stage development

Evidence and tutor feedback

Collect permitted learner work securely, record tutor decisions and feedback, and retain a history of assessment and practical sign-off.

07 / Next-stage development

Fees, communications and certificates

Connect course payments, reminders and supported completion certificates. Payment providers, delivery channels and issuance rules need their own testing.

08 / In the private pilot

Recognition records

Record whether a course is your own, externally endorsed or follows a regulated qualification route. Keep provider-reported references and evidence links in context.

How an academy would use it

  1. Plan the course. Define who it is for, what they will learn and how you will assess it.
  2. Build the learning material. Add modules, lessons, resource links and practical task instructions.
  3. Review before delivery. Check the course content, tutor arrangements and any external recognition requirements.
  4. Bring learners through it. Enrolment, progress, evidence and tutor assessment follow in the next build stages.
  5. Complete and maintain. Add the appropriate payment, communication and completion-record connections before opening the academy to learners.