introducing

AI Assessment Engine

An AI platform that analyses learner submissions from institutional assessments and generates competency-based skills reports — giving learners, teachers, and institutions visibility into 21st-century capabilities.

Student dashboard showing Lesedi Mabitle in Grade 9 with 4 of 9 projects finished and a skills report with gauges for transferable skills rated 3.8/5 and soft skills rated 4.1/5, listing detailed scores for critical thinking, creativity, collaboration, communication, cognition, resilience, adaptability, accountability, curiosity, and growth mindset.

The problem

Narrow assessments

Education systems measure success through tests and exams — revealing very little about how learners think, solve problems, collaborate, or persist.

Hidden capabilities

21st-century competencies go unmeasured and unrecognised. There is no system-wide way to identify, track, or compare these skills.

No evidence

There is no simple way for a learner — especially in a low-income school — to show evidence of these skills to teachers, funders, or future opportunities.

How it works

Upload Files interface with instructions to choose a file or drag & drop, showing a PDF file named 'History in Motion: Documenting Living Memory - User Journey Report 1.pdf' uploaded, due date 03 October 2025, and category Social Sciences.

01 Upload learner work

Learner work is uploaded to the platform — projects, reflections, portfolios, videos, and written responses that demonstrate what learners can actually do.

Feedback section showing a score of 3.8 out of 5 with a grade average of 3.1. Group Poster scored 4/5, with details: 'Frame real world problems' 10/15 and 'Analyses information' 11/15. Status marked as submitted.

02 AI analyses against the competency standard

Learner work is uploaded to the platform — projects, reflections, portfolios, videos, and written responses that demonstrate what learners can actually do.

Two skill assessment gauges: Transferable Skills rated 3.8 out of 5 and Soft Skills rated 4.1 out of 5, with detailed ratings for specific skills like Creativity, Collaboration, Communication, Resilience, Adaptability, and others.

03 Evidence surfaces with explanations

The platform generates reports that show which competencies are demonstrated, with clear explanations and insights into where growth is needed.

Graph showing competencies over time for Grade 9, comparing 21st Century Skills and Interpersonal & Intrapersonal Attributes across Term 1 and Term 2.

04 Skills profiles build over time

Over time, this evidence accumulates into a portable Skills Profile that learners own — a verified record that travels with them into further education and work.

Over time, the Assessment Engine creates a cumulative skills profile — a verified record of what learners can actually do. This evidence becomes a learning-to-opportunity pathway, helping young people access further education, work, or entrepreneurship using demonstrated strengths rather than marks alone.

Who it’s for

Learners

See your own growth. Build a Skills Profile that captures what you can do — not just what you scored. Own evidence that opens doors to opportunity.

Teachers

Understand how your tasks develop competencies. Get structured feedback on learner strengths and gaps. Reduce assessment burden.

Institutions

Track cohorts and programmes over time. Identify where capability development is happening and where it's not. Report on what matters.

Funders

Move from activity metrics to evidence-based impact. See actual shifts in competence across your investments. Trust the data.

Dashboard showing competency scores with overall average 3.5 of 5, best performing skill Collaboration, focus area Critical Thinking, 21st Century Skills bar chart, and critical thinking skills breakdown.

See it in action

Request a demo and explore how the AI Assessment Engine can work for your context.