Assessment and quiz center
This page explains what visitors can use now, what will be used for paid certificates later, and how TCAA will keep assessment separate from marketing claims.
What visitors can expect
The first public quiz is a free Level 1 self-check. It helps learners test basic judgment before using AI for reports, summaries, emails, or planning notes.
Paid certificates should use clear scoring rules, attempts, practical assignments, and review evidence before any certificate ID is issued.
Organization training should produce evidence that can survive real work: pre-checks, post-checks, action plans, and practical templates completed by the team.
Assessment roadmap
The public site can already show serious structure without pretending that certificate operations are finished. This is better for trust, search visibility, and future learner confidence.
Quality boundary
Free quizzes can support learning and confidence, but they should not be marketed as formal credentials.
TCAA certificates can show completion and assessment evidence after review, but they do not replace regulated credentials, employer checks, or donor requirements.
Organization profile tools can improve readiness, but public claims must stay separated from legal, audit, safeguarding, sanctions, and donor due-diligence checks.
