Typical duration: 2—4 weeks
The work that happens before any learner accesses a single module. This phase establishes whether a pilot is worth running and, if so, what success looks like.
A 60-minute conversation with your PMO and project controls leadership. We walk through the curriculum architecture, sample content, and the demonstration environment together.
Jointly identify the pilot cohort — which project, which roles, how many learners. We size the cohort to match your project’s rhythm.
Identify which Phase 1 modules the cohort will engage with. Most pilots focus on Tier 1 Foundational Practice or a targeted subset.
Agree on what we’ll evaluate at the end of the pilot. Each laboratory’s priorities differ; we calibrate jointly.
A working session to map our curriculum against your site’s EVMS System Description so what learners encounter reinforces your governance.
Typical duration: 8—12 weeks
The pilot itself. Cohort engages with selected modules on a schedule that respects normal project workflow.
Learners are enrolled in the LearnWorlds platform. Administered centrally through your PMO or delegated by project.
Self-paced, web-accessible, completed inside normal workflow — not in dedicated training blocks.
A 30-minute working session at roughly the midpoint to surface friction, adjust pacing, and confirm we’re still tracking toward the success criteria.
Your PMO sees completion tracking, attendance data, and aggregate engagement through the platform’s administrative views.
A named MRC consultant is available throughout the pilot for content questions, application discussion, or escalations.
Typical duration: 2—3 weeks
The decision moment. Both teams review what happened against what was committed.
Working session with the same stakeholders who set the criteria at the start. We walk through the data and qualitative observations together.
Cohort feedback collected and reviewed — what worked, what didn’t, what should change before scaling.
Clear go / hold / no-go. If go, we move into broader deployment planning. If it's not the right fit, both teams come away with a clear, evidence-based read — no obligation beyond the pilot itself.
If applicable. Engagement model selection, cohort expansion, administrative setup, and integration with your broader workforce development planning. Deployment can also take more tailored forms — see Additional delivery models below.