NSP Learning

Your National Skill Passport

If you hold a passport, link it here and your learning record can be read against it at the registry desk. A link you enter yourself is a claim until a registry officer confirms it, this system cannot prove who is at the keyboard, and it will not pretend otherwise.

Your certificates

One is issued the moment every module of a course is complete. The number never changes, and anyone can check it at nsp.ppmc.pk/learn/certificate without an account.

Ask a question

Everyone on the course can see this, including the instructor. Say which module you are on if it is not obvious.

Notifications

Work marked, questions answered, and material that has changed since you finished it. Nothing here announces something you did yourself.

Who has done what

A tick is a completed module. A percentage is the best score recorded for it. Click a name to see only that learner.

Module by module

Where people stop, and where they lose marks.

Questions people get wrong

Asked at least three times, hardest first. A question almost nobody answers correctly is usually a badly worded question, not a badly taught class.

Who changed what

Newest first. Writing and marking are recorded; reading is not, so this is a record of responsibility rather than of what each learner looked at.

xAPI statements

The standard record of what learners did, kept here and forwarded to a Learning Record Store when one is configured.

Put people on a course

Paste a list of email addresses. Anyone who already has an account is enrolled straight away; anyone who does not is invited, and the course is waiting for them when they sign up with that address. There is no code to pass on.

Someone has said a registry record is theirs. Confirm it only if you have established that it is, the two names are shown side by side, but a matching name is not on its own proof of anything.

An instructor may write courses and mark work. Suspending an account stops it signing in without deleting anything the person has done.

Groups on this course

The same course, run for a named group, a February intake, one employer's staff, an evening class. The material is shared; only the label on each enrolment differs, so an edit reaches every group at once.

Start a new group

Questions written here can be drawn on by any quiz in this course. Tag them, then set a quiz to ask a sample from the tags it needs, so two learners sitting the same quiz do not get the same paper.