About the app

Link course attendance and assessments to reviewed completion records.

A course register should explain what participants attended and what the instructor actually assessed. Courseproof brings enrolment, attendance and practical rubric results together, helping training teams prepare a completion review that shows the evidence behind each person's outcome rather than treating presence alone as proof of competence.

What it does

• Course roster: Keep enrolment details and session assignments together, giving instructors a current participant list before attendance and assessment records are collected during the course.
• Attendance capture: Record session attendance through QR or instructor entry, preserving a clear distinction between registration and the learning activities the participant was recorded as attending.
• Assessment rubric: Capture the instructor's observations against the course's practical criteria, allowing the completion reviewer to understand the recorded performance rather than only a summary mark.
• Evidence questions: Flag an incomplete attendance or assessment entry for the responsible instructor, helping administrators request the missing detail before a participant's completion is reviewed.
• Completion records: Issue the course's reviewed outcome after instructor approval, keeping its attendance and assessment references attached without claiming a separate accreditation or external certification.

Why people love it

TC-208 covers an equipment familiarization course with 12 participants, 11 attendance confirmations and ten completed rubrics. The instructor can resolve the missing entries before deciding which completion records may be issued.

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