Route 01All six together
One-day Foundation
No introductory-course prerequisite. On-site delivery for six fits the supplied group rule. It may repeat material for the four experienced colleagues.
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Fictional training example
Options for provider reviewKeep all six together. Or check the shorter route.
The foundation route meets the stated group and delivery rules. The shorter refresher is an option for four; two prior-learning records are still needed.
Route 02Shorter course
Half-day Refresher: four possible, two unconfirmed
Four have the stated prerequisite. Check the other two before offering the refresher to the whole team.
Not shortlistedWrong format
Centre-only refresher
It does not meet the employer’s on-site request.
Who decides?
The provider confirms course suitability, prior-learning evidence, venue and dates. The employer then chooses. This is not a course recommendation or booking for a real learner.
A useful handoff, not another search result
“We would like all six colleagues together on-site. Could you confirm whether the one-day Foundation is suitable, or what evidence you need for the two unconfirmed colleagues to join the Refresher? Please confirm venue requirements and possible dates.”
Inspect the four sources
T1 · The employer’s request
Six colleagues want to train together, on-site. Four have a recorded introductory course; the other two have not supplied their prior-learning information. The employer prefers a refresher if it is suitable.
T2 · Invented course sheet · v1.0
Foundation: one day, no introductory-course prerequisite, on-site delivery listed. Refresher: half a day, prior introductory course required, on-site delivery listed. Centre refresher: half a day, prior introductory course required, centre only. These are fictional courses, not real qualifications.
T3 · Invented booking rules · v1.0
On-site Foundation and Refresher groups: four to eight people. The provider must confirm suitability, prior-learning evidence, venue and availability before booking. No dates or live places are supplied.
T4 · The agreed selection rule
Compare the stated goal, each person’s supplied prior learning, delivery format and group size. Keep an unknown as an unanswered question. Do not invent a date or resolve a conflict by guessing. Return options to the provider, not a booking.
This prewritten comparison brings together four invented sources and the stated selection rule. The browser displays the chosen scenario; it does not calculate course eligibility. No AI model, account connection, learner record or live availability is involved.
Usual example: both on-site routes are listed. Two prior-learning records are missing.
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