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Digital and AI Skills for Borneo Workforce

ADR-TECLevel 321 guided hoursCertified
Certified provider
Harvard Consulting GroupADRIG-P-00014
Category
ADR-TEC · Technology & Software
Named trainer
Sylvia Anak Jelani
Certified on
11 August 2026
Summary
Three days of applied digital capability for workers in regional industry: cloud collaboration tools, data capture and reporting, digital safety, and AI assistance for routine documentation. Delivered in person and assessed by a workplace task carried out under observation.
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Assessment history

2 rounds · published in full

  1. Round 1

    Corrections required

    20 July 2026

    Submitted under the title "Expert Digital and AI Skills for Borneo Workforce". Nothing in a 21-hour programme can make a learner an expert, and the assessment evidenced no such thing. The provider was asked to drop "Expert" from the name, or replace it with wording that matches the level actually assessed — Fundamentals or Foundations would both be accurate.

    • ACQS-02Course title claims "Expert". The level assessed is Level 3 and the assessment evidences no expertise.
    • ACQS-LVLLevel 4 claimed against 21 guided learning hours.
  2. Round 2

    Certified

    11 August 2026

    Title resubmitted as "Digital and AI Skills for Borneo Workforce", with "Expert" removed, and the level restated to Level 3. Assessment is by workplace task carried out under observation. Certified.

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