The Education Module helps facilities manage staff education, competencies, certifications, policies, and workflow access.
Administrators can use the module to:
- Assign required education and training
- Validate staff competencies and certifications
- Organize users into groups
- Track completed education records
- Restrict workflow access until requirements are met
The 5 Main Areas of the Education Module
| Area | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Types | Defines education records such as competencies, certifications, policies, and training |
| Groups | Organizes users into teams and assigns required education at scale |
| Requirements | Restricts workflow access until required education is completed |
| Val / Certs | Records completed validations and certifications |
| People | Displays each user's education profile, assignments, and completion history |
How the Education Module Works Together
The Education Module follows a connected workflow:
- Types define the education or training requirements
- Groups determine which users need those requirements
- Requirements connect education records to workflow restrictions
- Val / Certs record completed training and validations
- People displays each user’s education status and approvals
Example Workflow
Below is a common example of how the Education Module is used:
Step 1: Create an Education Type
Create a new competency called:
Scope Cleaning Competency
Step 2: Assign the Competency to a Group
Assign the competency to the:
New Hires group
Step 3: Add a Workflow Requirement
Tie the competency to the:
Assemble Module
This prevents users from accessing the workflow until training is completed.
Step 4: Complete Validation
An Education Validator records the competency as completed in:
Val / Certs
Step 5: User Gains Access
Once validated:
- the competency appears in the user’s profile
- workflow restrictions are removed
- the user can access the required module
One-Line Summary
The Education Module helps facilities assign, track, validate, and enforce staff education and workflow competency requirements.