Tracking language progress: beyond test scores
A test score says very little about what someone can actually do in a workplace situation. That is why Insitu tracking combines several sources: lesson-by-lesson progress, instructor observations, reviewable evidence of learning, and a skills passport that gives a clear, evolving picture of each learner. For the organization, this turns language training into a measurable investment: you can see who is progressing, on which skills, and where to focus support. For the learner, it makes progress visible and rewarding, one step at a time.
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