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POK Skills Graphs: turn your curriculum into a map of skills

With POK Skills Graphs, from POK - Proof of Knowledge, your university connects degrees, programs, subjects, courses, and credentials to the skills each learning path develops. And every student gets their own Skills Graph: what they can prove today, what they are building, and what they will have once they finish.

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  1. Curriculum
  2. Skills of each learning path
  3. Student credentials
  4. Student Skills Graph

What POK Skills Graphs is

A curriculum tells you which subjects a student takes. It does not tell you which capabilities they walk away with, or how those add up over a degree. POK Skills Graphs adds that layer: every degree, program, subject, course, and credential is linked to the skills it develops.

The result is a map of capabilities across the whole academic offering and, built on that map, a Skills Graph for every student. It is not a document you put together once and file away: every new credential adds evidence to the student's graph, which grows with them.

How POK Skills Graphs works

  1. 01

    Map your academic offering

    Connect degrees, programs, subjects, courses, and credentials to the skills each learning path develops.

  2. 02

    Every student gets a Skills Graph

    The skills they can prove today, the ones they are building, and the ones they will have when they finish.

  3. 03

    Every credential adds evidence

    When the student earns a new credential, their graph updates and grows with them.

  4. 04

    Compare with the job market

    The graph is measured against the skills employers demand once you integrate market data mapped to the same taxonomy.

What each side sees

The student

  • The skills they can prove today, backed by their credentials.
  • The ones they are building on their current path.
  • The ones they will have when they finish, based on their learning path.
  • How those compare with what the market demands.

The university

  • Which skills each program claims to develop, and where in the curriculum they are taught.
  • Each student's trajectory as they prove new skills.
  • The comparison with labor market demand, once market data mapped to the same taxonomy is integrated.

The POK Skills Flywheel

Three products that feed each other

POK Credentials, POK Skills Graphs, and POK Skills Intelligence each work on their own. Together they form a cycle: credentials translate into skills, skills reveal gaps, gaps shape education, and education ends in new credentials.

  1. Credentials
  2. Skills
  3. Gaps
  4. Education
  5. New credentials
  6. New skills

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The university defines which skills it teaches

02

The student learns and earns credentials

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Skills Graphs updates their learning path

04

Skills Intelligence detects gaps and suggests training

Learn anywhere. Prove everything. Understand your skills. Connect them to education and work.

Frequently asked questions

It is a map of a person's skills across their education. In POK Skills Graphs every student has one, and it shows four things: the skills they can prove today, the ones they are building, the ones they will have when they finish, and, once the university integrates market data mapped to the same taxonomy, how those compare with what the market demands.

The graph is built from the university's academic offering, which connects degrees, programs, subjects, courses, and credentials to the skills each learning path develops. Every new credential the student earns adds evidence to their graph, so it grows with them.

The university links each part of its academic offering to the skills it develops: degrees, programs, subjects, courses, and credentials. With those links in place, POK Skills Graphs shows which skills each program claims to develop and where in the curriculum they are taught.

That same map feeds each student's Skills Graph. Based on the path they follow and the credentials they earn, POK shows what they can prove today and what they will have when they finish.

Yes, once the university integrates market data mapped to the same skills taxonomy it uses for its academic offering. The comparison depends on that integration: without market data in the same taxonomy, there is nothing to compare against.

Without it, POK Skills Graphs still shows the map of the academic offering and each student's trajectory: the skills they can prove, the ones they are building, and the ones they will have when they finish.
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