Free classroom tools, no account needed.

Free classroom tools: the Atlas, the Route Brief and the Certification Decision Tool

A learner can plot a route on the Atlas, build a Route Brief from it, test a certification decision against that route, then print the result or save it as a PDF. All three are free, permanently, and none of them asks for an account, an email address or any personal detail.

• Plot a route on the Atlas: pick where the learner is starting and where they think they are heading.
• Build my Route Brief turns that route into ranges for time, cost and pay, the likely stall, and an evidence checklist for every transition.
• Edit the planning constraints together: region, hours a week, budget band, target timing and coding tolerance.
• Run one certification through the Certification Decision Tool and compare the call with what the learner assumed.
• Print the brief or save it as a PDF for the learner's file. No account is created at any point.

No account, no personal data, no learner record. In classroom mode the salary floor question and the private note are hidden, and the site does not save the route or the brief to the machine. That is not the same as leaving no trace: the pages still appear in browser history, and anything printed or downloaded stays on the computer until someone removes it.

Educators cannot see a learner's brief. There is no learner record, no submission and no copy held by POST. If a learner wants to hand work in, they print the brief or copy the share link, and the share link never carries a private note.