Adaptive assessment pathway
Question selection and difficulty respond to learner performance, allowing the system to gather evidence at a more appropriate level for each learner.
Integrated LLND Assessment Test for Training Providers.
Assess language, literacy, numeracy and digital capability through one adaptive online LLND assessment. EduX provides ACSF-mapped outcomes, DigComp-mapped digital literacy evidence, domain-level results and identified support considerations to support provider review and pre-enrolment decisions.
LLND + Pre-Enrolment Review for RTOs & CRICOS Providers.
Overview
Multi-domain LLND assessments aligned with AQF levels.
EduX LLND is an adaptive assessment of language, literacy and numeracy against the ACSF alongside digital literacy mapped to DigComp - producing a single, fully mapped evidence report rather than two separate reports and results.
Within each domain, EduX reports demonstrated level, attainment and confidence against the specific constructs that underpin performance - inferential comprehension, sequencing, purpose and audience, data interpretation, digital problem solving and more.
Designed specifically for RTOs & CRICOS providers with five (5) unique training package streams built in (CPC, SIT, BSB, CHC etc.), Cert III to Graduate Diploma AQF levels, student-oriented and cost-effective.
A robust student entry compliance tool alongside Pre-Enrolment Review. All within your branded portal. Pay as you Go - no lock-in contracts, no upfront fees.
Key features
What makes EduX LLND different.
Qualification and stream selection
Providers select the assessment level and vocational context relevant to the learner's intended course or qualification.
Separate skill-domain analysis
Language, literacy, numeracy and digital skills are assessed and reported separately so that specific strengths and support needs can be identified.
Five vocational streams
Assessment content is available across:
- Business and Management
- Hospitality
- Health
- Trades
- Technical contexts
This makes the tasks more relevant to the learner's intended training pathway.
Broad qualification-level coverage
EduX supports assessment contexts from Certificate III through to Graduate Diploma-level programs.
ACSF-mapped assessment design
Assessment items and outcomes are mapped to relevant Australian Core Skills Framework skill areas and performance indicators.
Identified support needs
The engine identifies areas requiring further review or learner support and consolidates these within the provider dashboard and learner report.
Detailed learner and provider reports
Providers receive mapped results, domain-level evidence, support indicators and practical recommendations that can inform entry and support decisions.
How it works
An assessment pathway that responds to the learner.
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Select the assessment context
The provider selects the learner's intended qualification level and vocational stream.
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Issue the assessment
The learner receives a unique assessment link issued through the EduX provider portal.
- 03
The assessment adapts
As the learner responds, the engine adjusts the assessment pathway and gathers evidence at progressively appropriate levels across each skill domain.
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Results are analysed by skill area
The system evaluates demonstrated capability separately across language, literacy, numeracy and digital skills.
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The provider reviews the outcome
The provider receives a mapped report, identified support needs and practical recommendations to support its final entry and learner-support decisions.
Framework alignment
Mapped to the Australian Core Skills Framework.
EduX LLND assessment items are mapped to relevant ACSF skill areas and performance indicators. The adaptive engine uses this underlying assessment structure to gather evidence across different levels of task complexity.
The resulting report provides an indicative profile of demonstrated foundation skills. It is designed to support - not replace - the provider's broader pre-enrolment assessment, professional judgement and learner-support planning.
Technology-supported assessment. Provider-controlled decisions.
EduX provides structured evidence, mapped outcomes and support indicators. It does not replace the provider's responsibility to consider the learner's intended course, individual circumstances, supporting evidence and potential need for reasonable adjustment or additional support.
Final decisions about admission, suitability, support and reasonable adjustment remain with the education or training provider.
Reporting
Clear results that support action.
Each completed assessment produces a detailed report showing:
- Performance by skill domain
- ACSF-mapped outcomes
- Demonstrated strengths
- Identified support needs
- Areas requiring provider review
- Recommended learner-support considerations
- Assessment and issue details for recordkeeping
The provider can review, retain and download the report from the learner's connected EduX record.
FAQs
LLND Assessment FAQs.
What is an LLND assessment?
An LLND assessment measures a learner’s language, literacy, numeracy and digital capability. EduX assesses each domain separately, maps outcomes against the ACSF and DigComp, and presents the results as a learner profile with identified support considerations for provider review.
Does an RTO need to assess LLN and digital literacy before enrolment?
Providers are expected to understand a learner’s capabilities and support needs as part of their enrolment processes. EduX is designed to support that process and its evidence requirements; the provider makes and owns the enrolment decision.
Is EduX mapped to the ACSF?
Yes. Language, literacy and numeracy outcomes are mapped against the Australian Core Skills Framework, and results are reported at domain and construct level rather than as a single score.
Does EduX assess digital literacy?
Yes. Digital capability is assessed alongside LLN and mapped to DigComp, so one assessment produces a single, fully mapped evidence report.
Is the EduX LLND Assessment an online LLND test?
Yes. Learners complete the assessment online, but EduX is designed to provide more than a simple test score. Results are analysed across relevant skill areas and presented as mapped evidence to support provider review, learner-support planning and pre-enrolment decisions.
Does the EduX LLND Assessment automatically mark responses?
Yes. Responses are marked automatically and reported by domain and construct, with the assessment adapting to learner performance as it runs.
Can an RTO use the results when making enrolment and learner-support decisions?
Yes. The report is designed for provider review: demonstrated levels, identified support considerations and the mapped evidence trail are retained against the learner record to support the provider’s own decisions.
Start assessing with clearer evidence.
Create your free EduX provider portal and begin with five free LLND assessment seats during the seven-day trial.