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Career Readiness Score: How Nehiju Learn Measures Your Preparation
Understand how the Career Readiness Score works on Nehiju Learn and what each factor means for your career preparation.
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What Is the Career Readiness Score?
The Career Readiness Score is a 0-100 metric that shows how prepared you are for a specific career pathway on Nehiju Learn. It is calculated from your activity across the platform.
Factors in Your Score
Course Completion (35%) — The biggest factor. Completing recommended courses for your pathway shows you have learned the core material.
Quiz Performance (20%) — High quiz scores in pathway-relevant subjects demonstrate understanding, not just completion.
Portfolio Projects (20%) — Having projects in your portfolio that are relevant to the pathway shows practical capability.
Certificates (15%) — Earning certificates for completed courses validates your learning.
Skills Demonstrated (10%) — The skills section of your portfolio, automatically compiled from your course and quiz activity, shows breadth.
Score Bands
How to Improve Your Score
What the Score Does Not Measure
The readiness score does not measure:
Soft skills (communication, teamwork, leadership)
Real-world work experience
Interview performance
Cultural fit with an employer
Use the score as a self-assessment tool, not as a guarantee of employment.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can employers see my readiness score?
No. Your readiness score is private to you. However, you can share your portfolio (which includes your courses, certificates, and projects) with employers. The score is a personal guide.
How often does my score update?
Your score updates in real-time as you complete activities. Finishing a course or adding a project immediately reflects in your score.
Is 70% enough to apply for jobs?
70% means you have covered the key milestones. Whether it is enough depends on the employer. Use the score as a benchmark — 70%+ suggests you are competitive, but real interview performance matters too.