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Program Completion Reports

Generate reports on program outcomes and participant achievements

Written by Hayden Zammit Meaney
Updated over 2 months ago

Program Completion Reports

Completion reports help you measure program success, report to stakeholders, and improve future programs.

Accessing completion reports

  • Go to Programs > Manage Programs

  • Select your program

  • Click the Reports tab

  • Choose Completion Report

Standard completion report

What's included

Summary statistics

  • Total enrolments

  • Completion rate (%)

  • Average time to complete

  • Certificate issuance rate

Completion breakdown

  • Completed on time

  • Completed late

  • In progress

  • Not started

  • Withdrawn

Assessment results

  • Average scores by assessment

  • Pass/fail rates

  • Most challenging assessments

Generating the report

  • Set the date range

  • Choose intake (or all intakes)

  • Select output format:

- View online — interactive dashboard - PDF — formatted report - Excel — raw data for analysis

  • Click Generate Report

Detailed participant report

For individual-level data:

Export options

Basic export

  • Participant name

  • Email

  • Organisation

  • Completion status

  • Completion date

  • Certificate issued (yes/no)

Detailed export All of the above plus:

  • Course-by-course completion

  • Assessment scores

  • Time spent per course

  • Number of login sessions

  • First and last activity dates

Using the data

This report is useful for:

  • Funding body reporting

  • Sending follow-up communications

  • Identifying high achievers

  • Analysing completion patterns


Certificate report

Track certificate issuance:

  • Go to Reports > Certificate Report

  • See:

- Total certificates issued - Certificates by program - Certificates by period - Pending certificates (completed but not issued)

Bulk certificate actions

  • Issue pending — issue all awaiting certificates

  • Resend — resend certificate emails

  • Download — bulk download certificate PDFs

Intake comparison report

Compare performance across intakes:

Metrics compared

Metric

Intake 1

Intake 2

Intake 3

Enrolled

45

52

48

Completed

38

41

44

Completion rate

84%

79%

92%

Avg. time

28 days

32 days

25 days

Satisfaction

4.2/5

4.0/5

4.5/5

Using comparisons

Identify:

  • Which intake formats work best

  • Optimal cohort sizes

  • Seasonal patterns

  • Impact of changes you've made


Stakeholder reports

For funding bodies

Generate reports that meet funding requirements:

  • Go to Reports > Stakeholder Reports

  • Select report template (or create custom)

  • Include required fields:

- Participant demographics - Completion numbers - Geographic distribution - Business types represented

  • Add your commentary

  • Export in required format

For internal reporting

Quick summary reports for:

  • Monthly progress updates

  • Board presentations

  • Team meetings

  • Annual reviews


Scheduling automated reports

Set up recurring reports

  • Go to Reports > Scheduled Reports

  • Click New Schedule

  • Configure:

- Report type - Frequency (weekly, monthly, quarterly) - Recipients - Format

  • Save the schedule

Reports are automatically generated and emailed.

Analysing your data

Key questions to answer

Completion rates

  • What % of participants complete?

  • How does this compare to benchmarks?

  • Are rates improving over time?

Time to completion

  • How long does it really take?

  • Is the estimated duration accurate?

  • Where do people spend most time?

Drop-off points

  • Where do people stop?

  • Which courses have highest abandonment?

  • Can content be improved?

Assessment performance

  • Are assessments appropriately difficult?

  • Do scores correlate with completion?

  • Which topics need more support?

Making improvements

Use insights to:

  • Simplify difficult sections

  • Add more support resources

  • Adjust time estimates

  • Improve engagement at drop-off points

  • Refine intake scheduling



Good reporting reveals what's working — use data to continuously improve your programs.

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