Specialist course · £24
Evidence It
Turn work you have already done into written evidence that meets a standard. Four modules for apprentices, and the people who mentor them.
Module 1 is free. The full course is £24.
Read Module 1 now, with no sign-up. The full course adds Modules 2 to 4, their knowledge checks and the final task: a one-off payment, no account, and a licence key that unlocks it in up to three browsers.
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Every apprenticeship, every professional qualification, every promotion case and every performance review comes down to the same problem: you did the work, and now someone needs it written down in a way that proves it against a standard. Most people are much better at the work than the writing, and the writing is where they stall, sometimes for months.
This course is the method for closing that gap, with AI as an interviewer, a structuring tool and an honest editor, and never as the author. It is built around apprenticeship portfolios, because that is where the problem is sharpest and the stakes highest: an assessor who is alert to AI-written evidence, and a standard with specific criteria that generic writing will not meet. But the method works for any evidence against any standard, and the mentor's module at the end is for the people who have to coach it.
It is written by someone who reviews these portfolios for a living and has seen what passes, what fails, and why.
By the end, you'll be able to…
- Read any standard or criteria and turn it into a plain-English checklist of what the assessor actually needs to see.
- Extract the evidence from work you have already done, using AI to interview you rather than write for you.
- Write evidence that is specific, first-person and reflective, and recognise the AI tells that assessors reject.
- Map your evidence against the criteria, find the gaps, and close them with real work rather than padding.
- As a mentor, coach a learner through the same method without doing it for them.
What's in it
- Module 1: Read the standard
Find out what the assessor actually needs to see, before writing a word.
- Module 2: Extract the evidenceFull course
Get what you did out of your head and your files, with AI as the interviewer.
- Module 3: Write it so it passesFull course
Specific, first-person, reflective, and free of the tells assessors reject.
- Module 4: Map, gap and mentorFull course
Check coverage, close gaps with real work, and, for mentors, coach it without doing it.
- Finishing the courseFull course
One final task that puts the whole method to work on something real.