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Skill-gap driven learning paths, not a course catalog nobody opens.
Personalized Learning Platform for Corporations is corporate lms for teams that want the reasoning shown, not hidden. Plans start at $79 a month with a 14-day free trial.
Corporate training usually fails in one of two ways: everyone is assigned the same course regardless of what they already know, or a catalogue of three hundred courses is published and nobody knows where to start. Both waste the scarcest thing in any organisation, which is employee attention. Learning Paths starts from the skill gap and orders modules by how much of it each one closes per hour spent.
A skill matrix defines what a role actually requires and at what proficiency. A senior data analyst needs SQL at an advanced level and stakeholder communication at intermediate; a junior needs the reverse emphasis. Without that, assignment defaults to everybody doing everything.
Current proficiency comes from scored assessments rather than self-rating. Self-assessment is systematically unreliable in both directions — the Dunning-Kruger pattern is real and it is the reason training plans built on "rate yourself one to five" produce such strange results.
Once gaps are measured, the ordering question is what to do first. The engine ranks modules by weighted gap closed per hour of effort — a two-hour module closing a critical gap outranks a twelve-hour one closing a minor gap, even if the longer course is more comprehensive.
Prerequisites are respected, so nothing is scheduled before its foundation. Modules teaching skills already demonstrated at the required level are dropped entirely rather than included for completeness. A path is typically far shorter than the catalogue suggests, which is the main reason people finish it.
Individual development is only half the question. The other half is whether the team can absorb someone leaving.
Coverage analysis shows which required skills exist in only one person — the single points of failure that become visible at the worst possible moment. It also surfaces skills the team collectively lacks, which is the input to a hiring plan rather than a training one.
The calculation runs per person and reruns whenever an assessment result changes the profile it was built from.
Replaces a course catalogue with a per-person plan, and gives a defensible answer to what the training budget bought.
Coverage analysis across the team, showing which systems one person understands and what that risk costs.
Mandatory modules with completion evidence and expiry tracking, so an auditor gets dates rather than assurances.
Onboarding paths that adapt to what a new hire already knows, instead of making a senior engineer sit through version control basics.
Define the skills each role needs, assess where people actually are, and the platform builds a personalised module sequence per learner. Managers see team skill coverage; L&D sees completion, time-to-competency and where the curriculum is failing.
Personalized Learning Platform for Corporations starts at $79 a month with a 14-day free trial. TalentLMS Pro is $449 per month for 100 users per 100 learners.
From measured gaps, not a course catalogue order. Each module is scored by how much weighted skill gap it closes per hour, then ordered with prerequisites respected. Modules teaching a level an earlier step already reaches are dropped.
Scored assessments update the skill profile, and only upward, so one bad day does not erase a level already demonstrated. Managers can also set a level directly.
The coverage heatmap shows, per skill, how much of the team meets the target. It flags skills nobody has and skills only one person has — the key-person risks that are easy to miss.
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