Skills matrix and gap analysis

Skills in Learnivo aren't a set of tags people add to their profile. Every skill claim is backed by evidence — assessment results, observations, portfolios — and gaps are computed from that evidence, so the skills matrix is something you can act on, and defend.

What's included

How it works

  1. Define skills and target levels for each role.
  2. Map courses and assessments to skills; learners learn and are assessed.
  3. Evidence (quizzes, assignments, observations) accrues against each skill.
  4. Gap analysis compares evidence to role targets and recommends the next learning.

Plan availability

Honest limits

A skill tag alone never satisfies a competency in Learnivo — only recorded evidence does. That's a feature, but it means the matrix is only as good as the assessments and observations you run.

Questions people ask

How is this different from skills tags in other LMSs?

Tags are self-declared. Learnivo binds each competency achievement to specific assessment evidence and keeps historical achievements pinned to the rule version they were judged under.

Can we define our own skill framework?

Yes — frameworks, levels and role requirements are fully yours to define.

Does it work for compliance-style competencies, not just soft skills?

Yes — competency outcomes enforce minimum scores and evidence counts, which suits regulated competencies.

Next step. Bring your capability framework — scope it with us.

Feature-by-feature explanations

Choose a capability below for its meaning, practical benefits and current readiness. Planned features are not yet available; features marked To confirm need validation before relying on them.

Skills gap analytics

What it means: Compare required skill levels against your team's actual levels.

Why it matters: For administrators, this helps identify gaps before they become bigger problems. Instructors can see where learners need support. Learners can benefit from better targeted learning. Partner organisations can review results and allocation across teams.

Current status: Available — Available in the app; confirm fit and readiness for your organisation before purchase.

Skill frameworks

What it means: Define the skills that matter to your organisation.

Why it matters: For administrators, this helps plan capability against real role needs. Instructors can connect learning to observable skills. Learners can see a clearer path to development. Partner organisations can share a common language for skills.

Current status: Available — Available in the app; confirm fit and readiness for your organisation before purchase.

Course-to-skill mapping

What it means: Tag courses with the skills they develop.

Why it matters: For administrators, this helps plan capability against real role needs. Instructors can connect learning to observable skills. Learners can see a clearer path to development. Partner organisations can share a common language for skills.

Current status: Available — Available in the app; confirm fit and readiness for your organisation before purchase.

Individual skills tracking

What it means: Each learner's levels, evidence and progress over time.

Why it matters: For administrators, this helps plan capability against real role needs. Instructors can connect learning to observable skills. Learners can see a clearer path to development. Partner organisations can share a common language for skills.

Current status: Available — Available in the app; confirm fit and readiness for your organisation before purchase.

Team skills dashboard

What it means: Whole-team skill coverage with visual heatmaps.

Why it matters: For administrators, this helps plan capability against real role needs. Instructors can connect learning to observable skills. Learners can see a clearer path to development. Partner organisations can share a common language for skills.

Current status: Available — Available in the app; confirm fit and readiness for your organisation before purchase.

Skills gap analysis

What it means: Where the team falls short of the levels a role requires.

Why it matters: For administrators, this helps plan capability against real role needs. Instructors can connect learning to observable skills. Learners can see a clearer path to development. Partner organisations can share a common language for skills.

Current status: Available — Available in the app; confirm fit and readiness for your organisation before purchase.

Personalised recommendations

What it means: Suggested next courses based on each learner's profile, with the reasons shown.

Why it matters: For administrators, this helps plan capability against real role needs. Instructors can connect learning to observable skills. Learners can see a clearer path to development. Partner organisations can share a common language for skills.

Current status: Available — Available in the app; confirm fit and readiness for your organisation before purchase.

Career path planning

What it means: Map the learning needed to reach a target role.

Why it matters: For administrators, this helps plan capability against real role needs. Instructors can connect learning to observable skills. Learners can see a clearer path to development. Partner organisations can share a common language for skills.

Current status: Available — Available in the app; confirm fit and readiness for your organisation before purchase.

Competency outcomes with evidence tracing

What it means: Outcomes are satisfied only by verified evidence — quizzes, assignments or observations. Skill tags alone never count.

Why it matters: For administrators, this helps plan capability against real role needs. Instructors can connect learning to observable skills. Learners can see a clearer path to development. Partner organisations can share a common language for skills.

Current status: Beta — Functional but actively evolving. May have limitations.

Workplace observation assessments

What it means: Assessors observe and record on-the-job performance against criteria.

Why it matters: For administrators, this helps plan capability against real role needs. Instructors can connect learning to observable skills. Learners can see a clearer path to development. Partner organisations can share a common language for skills.

Current status: Beta — Functional but actively evolving. May have limitations.

Portfolio & prior learning (RPL) claims

What it means: Learners build evidence portfolios and claim recognition for prior learning.

Why it matters: For administrators, this helps plan capability against real role needs. Instructors can connect learning to observable skills. Learners can see a clearer path to development. Partner organisations can share a common language for skills.

Current status: Beta — Functional but actively evolving. May have limitations.

Mentoring & coaching programmes

What it means: Pair learners with mentors, or offer bookable coaching sessions.

Why it matters: For administrators, this helps plan capability against real role needs. Instructors can connect learning to observable skills. Learners can see a clearer path to development. Partner organisations can share a common language for skills.

Current status: Beta — Functional but actively evolving. May have limitations.

Microlearning campaigns & spaced practice

What it means: Short daily challenges with reminders to boost long-term retention.

Why it matters: For administrators, this helps plan capability against real role needs. Instructors can connect learning to observable skills. Learners can see a clearer path to development. Partner organisations can share a common language for skills.

Current status: Beta — Functional but actively evolving. May have limitations.