Sample Results

Below is a real example of the personalised digital skills profile a student receives after completing the CourseCompass Digital Skills & Future Readiness Test. All data is illustrative — names and identifying details have been anonymised.

Your Digital Skills Profile

72Competent

Future Readiness Score

Your Digital Skills Profile
Information & Data Literacy71% — Competent

You have a solid foundation for finding information, with some room to sharpen your evaluation skills.

  • Practice checking the 'About' page of websites to verify credibility.
  • Try organising your school files into a folder system.
Communication & Collaboration Online83% — Proficient

You communicate well online and know how to collaborate using digital tools. Great foundation for the modern workplace.

  • Try leading a group project using a shared document.
  • Experiment with project management tools like Trello.
Digital Content Creation58% — Competent

You can create digital content, but there's room to deepen your skills and understanding of copyright.

  • Try creating a short video or infographic for your next school project.
  • Use Unsplash or Pixabay for royalty-free images.
Safety & Privacy75% — Proficient

You take your online safety seriously and know how to protect yourself. Keep staying vigilant.

  • Turn on two-factor authentication for your important accounts.
  • Check haveibeenpwned.com to see if your email has been in a data breach.
Problem Solving & Emerging Tech67% — Competent

You have a decent understanding of technology trends, but there are some areas where you could go deeper.

  • Try using an AI tool (like ChatGPT or Google Gemini) for a school project, then check its answers for mistakes.
  • Check out Code.org for free coding and problem-solving activities.
📋 Knowledge Check

9 out of 12 scenario questions correct

You're researching climate change for a school project. Which source is most reliable?

You found two articles about the same topic that disagree. What's the best approach?

Your group project partner sends a message you think is rude. What do you do?

You need to share a large presentation file with your class group. What's the best way?

Correct answer: C) One person does it and adds everyone's names

You want to use an image from the internet in your school project. What should you check first?

You're making a poster and want it to look professional. Which tool would give you the best result?

Correct answer: D) Using the most expensive equipment

You get a text from your bank asking you to click a link. What should you do?

A website asks for your PPS number to enter a free prize draw. What do you do?

You used AI to write an essay introduction. Is this OK to submit?

What does 'AI hallucination' mean?

Correct answer: A) Buy a new laptop

Which of these is a real risk of using AI for schoolwork?

You see a shocking headline shared on social media. Before sharing, what should you do?

Assess Your Digital Skills

Complete the Digital Skills Test to understand your digital literacy and future readiness.