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Dashboards for Skills Coaches, Trainers & Tutors

This guide shows every dashboard available to Skills Coaches, Trainers, and Tutors in AiVII, what each is for, and how to use them to track learner progress, manage reviews, and stay on top of delivery requirements.

When to use this

  • You want a single view of your learners’ performance, reviews, OTJH, and risk ratings.
  • You need to prioritise which learners to contact or support first.
  • You’re preparing for learner progress reviews or compliance checks.

Dashboards available in the Skills Coach section

When you click Operations or Skills Coach in the left-hand menu, the top navigation bar displays the dashboards you can access:

1. Immediate Priorities (Role-Specific)

Purpose: Highlights the most urgent performance and compliance actions for your role.


Key metrics:

  • QAR, Max QAR, withdrawal rate
  • Learners out of funding, BIL trackers, withdrawal trackers
  • Active learning requiring intervention
  • Outstanding learning and marking
  • Review status
  • Caseload capacity and upcoming completions
  • Monthly OPP and outstanding completion payments


When to use: At the start of each day to decide where to focus efforts.

2. AiVII’s Summary (Role-Specific)

Purpose: AI-generated narrative interpreting the current performance data for your role.


Features:

  • Summarises key risks and positive indicators
  • Identifies priority areas for action
  • Uses your role’s dashboard data to generate anaction plan

When to use: Before team meetings, reviews, or when setting personal priorities.

3. Skills Coach Dashboard

Purpose: Overview of all learners assigned to you.


Key metrics:

  • Average Progress — your learners’ average learning plan completion %
  • Average OTJH — average proportion of off-the-job hours achieved vs. planned
  • Learner Risk Ratings — Red/Amber/Green breakdown based on AiVII’s risk model
  • Active Learning Status — activity levels for the last month, two months ago, or no recent activity
  • Funding Status — number of learners in/out of funding
  • Outstanding Marking — items due, overdue, or more than 2 weeks late
  • Review Status — due/overdue reviews, no review date
  • Functional Skills Aims — English and maths aims still live
  • Timely Completion %, QAR, Max QAR — performance indicators for completions
    Drill-through: Click any metric or visual to see the learners behind the figures.

4. Learner Dashboard

Purpose: Detailed single learner view.


Key metrics:

  • Programme details, funding status, and employer
  • Risk rating and key drivers (e.g., low progress, overdue reviews)
  • Due/overdue training plan elements and hours completed vs. expected
  • Functional Skills aim progress
  • Last and next review dates
  • Outstanding marking and compliance documents

Drill-through: Access from any learner name link in your Skills Coach Dashboard.

5. Learner Drill Through

Purpose: Tabular list of your learners filtered by status or criteria.


Filters available:

  • Programme status
  • Funding status
  • Risk rating
  • Active learning status
  • Reviews
  • Employer

Drill-through: Click a learner name to open their Learner Dashboard.

6. Employer Dashboard

Purpose: Employer-level performance for your assigned learners.


Key metrics:

  • Average progress and OTJH % for that employer’s learners
  • Active learning status
  • Funding status
  • Review status
  • Upcoming completions
    Drill-through: Click employer or learner names for detail.

7. Employer Drill Through

Purpose: Detailed list of all learners linked to a specific employer.


Filters available:

  • Programme status
  • Funding status
  • Risk rating
  • Active learning
  • Reviews
  • Employer

Drill-through: Click a learner name to open their Learner Dashboard.


Tips for Skills Coach dashboards

  • Use Active Learning Status to prioritise contact with learners who are slipping.
  • Clear filters before running wide searches to avoid missing learners.
  • Always check the Last Data Refresh date before acting on data.

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Last updated: 10 August 2025