Sample report

This is the report at the end of a course

The report goes to the participant, their trainer and whoever pays for the course — a parent or a company. On a single page it shows how the participant stood on each topic before the course and after it ended, and what to focus on next.

This is a sample. The student, the course and all numbers are made up and only illustrate what the report looks like.

EduPlace report

Petr Novák

English for travel · two-week language trip with preparation and follow-up practice

Partner: Language agency (sample)
First measurement: 4 weeks before departure
Last measurement: 3 weeks after returning

2 of 8 topics mastered at the start

6 of 8 topics mastered at the end

Topic	At the start	At the end	Status
Introductions and small talk	75	92	Mastered
At the airport and on transport	30	85	Mastered
Accommodation and complaints	20	75	Mastered
Ordering in a restaurant	80	95	Mastered
Asking for directions	40	80	Mastered
Phone calls	10	70	Mastered
Storytelling in the past tense	15	45	Improving
Writing a short e-mail	25	35	Not yet

What we recommend next

Petr improved most in situations he faced every day during the trip: transport, accommodation and phone calls. Storytelling in the past tense and writing e-mails got little practice during the trip, so for the next three weeks we suggest short revision on exactly those two topics.

For parents in one sentence

Petr improved markedly in everyday travel conversation during the trip; the past tense and writing still need work.

How to read the report

What the numbers mean

The topic scoreOn a scale of 0 to 100, it shows how reliably the participant answers questions on the topic in their own words.
MasteredA topic where the participant reached at least 70 points. Improving means 40 to 69 points, not yet means under 40.
Same questionsWe ask about the same topics at the start and at the end, so the progress is visible directly and does not depend on impressions.