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Skill Checks
A quiz tells you someone learned the material. A skill check tells you they can apply it. Here’s how the process works – from course setup to verified, on-the-ground performance.
Build a skill check directly into a course or a program to ensure the learning is being applied. You define two sets of instructions: what the learner needs to demonstrate, and what the evaluator needs to observe and assess.
After completing the digital portion of a course, the learner requests a skill check. The designated evaluator is notified that someone is ready to be assessed. The course stays incomplete until the skill check is passed.
The evaluator claims the skill check and walks through the assessment with the employee on-site. They observe the skill being performed, score each item using the defined rating scale and record an overall pass or fail.
A skill check's result is logged alongside the digital course completion — same reporting dashboard, same compliance records, same exportable documentation.
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Learn more about Skill Checks
Digital + Practice = Complete
LEAD doesn’t consider a course finished until both the digital module and the on-site skill check are passed. Your training records reflect real competency, not just screen time.
Structured, Not Subjective
Skill checks use defined rating scales and criteria – not a manager’s gut feeling. Evaluators can follow the same, consistent rubric for every employee.
Logged & Reportable
Every skill check result is time-stamped and stored in the same reporting system as your course completions.
A completed course doesn't mean a competent learner. A verified skill does.
Every LMS can tell you someone finished a course. LEAD can tell you they performed the skill correctly, on-site, verified by a manager. That’s the difference between a training record and a performance record.
Frequently asked questions
Skill checks are added to courses at the lesson level. After an employee completes the digital portion of a course, they request an on-site evaluation. A manager or designated evaluator observes the employee performing the skill, scores them using a structured rubric and records an overall pass or fail. The result is logged alongside the digital course completion.
Yes. If a course includes a required skill check, it remains incomplete until the employee passes both the digital content and the on-site evaluation. This ensures your training records reflect verified competency, not just screen time..
Any user with the appropriate permissions can serve as an evaluator - typically a site manager, shift leader or designated trainer. When a learner requests an evaluation, the assigned evaluator is notified and can claim the assessment.
The course remains incomplete and the failure is visible in the learner’s record. The employee can request a retake when they’re ready to be evaluated again. This gives them the opportunity to practice and improve before re-attempting.
Yes. Skill check results roll up to the same reporting dashboard as course completions and quiz scores. Managers can see the full training picture - digital completion, quiz performance and on-site verification - in one place.
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