Category
Structured teaching, and the marks that come out of it
A Course is anything taught over time with assessment attached — a school class, a college paper, a training programme, a certification. It is the category that produces the most skill evidence, because it is the one with the most marking in it.
A Course is the only category where the same people meet repeatedly and are graded each time. That repetition is what makes mastery measurable.
What a course is
A Hub creates a Course with a name, a code, a department and a capacity. Inside it, each subject is a role — so a school's Class 8 holds English, Mathematics, Science and the rest as separate subjects under one Course.
Members enrol, or a Hub imports its roster. Faculty are assigned per subject, which scopes what each of them can set work in: a Mathematics teacher is offered Mathematics, not English.
Tasks, tests and attendance logs are set in the Course's Room. Tests carry a total mark and are scored per member; tasks are approved; logs record who attended.
What a role means here
A subject. A grade-year Course bundles several — that is why finishing Class 8 is one achievement rather than seven, and why holding seven subject seats does not mean you took seven courses.
How one runs
- 01
A Hub creates it
Name, code, department, capacity, and one role per subject with the skills each covers.
- 02
Faculty are assigned
Each subject gets the person who teaches it — which is also what scopes their tools.
- 03
Members enrol
By applying, by invitation, or by roster import for a school class.
- 04
Work is set and marked
Tasks, tests with real marks, and attendance — every result attributable to a named person on a date.
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The course completes
The enrolment is marked completed and the grade recorded.
What it puts on your record
The course and its subjects
One line on the resume for the Course, with the subjects it covered listed as its skills — not one line per subject.
Mastery per skill
The weighted average of every mark, per skill. This is the number that answers whether somebody is good at something.
Trend
Recent results against earlier ones, where there are enough dated marks to compare. A subject you are improving in is worth more than a static average.
Attendance
Recorded where a Hub takes it, and used as confidence in the record rather than as a score.
Who can create one: Schools, colleges and businesses running training. A school's whole year group is usually one Course with a subject per role.
What all four share
Every category has roles
A posting is not a flat list of people. Roles inside it say what each person does and which skills that carries, so two people in the same Course, Job, Project or Event can come away with different records.
Every category gets a Room
Where the work actually happens: tasks, tests, attendance logs, files and conversation. Nothing reaches somebody's record without passing through a Room first.
Every category produces verified evidence
A mark exists because a named person at a named Hub entered it on a date. That is the difference between a HUBCV record and a CV somebody typed.
Every category is free to run
Posting, Rooms, marking and skill records cost a Hub nothing. Members pay from ₹222 per subject — one payment for the whole class — and 70% of it goes to the admin keeping their skills updated.
Questions
Why is Class 8 one Course and not seven?
Because it is one thing you finish. Its subjects are roles inside it, so a student's record reads "Class 8" once, with the subjects as the skills it covered.
Do all marks count the same?
No. Tests weigh more than tasks, recent work more than old, and work verified by a Hub more than work you entered yourself.
What if a subject has no marks yet?
It reads "Not measured yet" and shows no number. An absent result and a poor one are different things.
The other three
Jobs
A Job says somebody trusted you to do the work. A Course says you were taught it.
Projects
A Project is judged on what got built. A Course is judged on what got answered correctly.
Events
An Event is a point in time. The other three are periods you spend in something.
Running courses on HUBCV is free.
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