Job Marketplace
A planned two-sided workforce platform where job seekers create profiles, employers post vacancies, applications are tracked and hiring support can be requested.
Insights
A platform roadmap for workforce growth.
The Human Capital website is being structured to evolve into a digital workforce platform for job seekers, employers, learners and administrators.
Future platform modules
Built as connected modules, not disconnected pages.
Learning & Certification
A planned digital and physical training ecosystem with course enrolment, progress tracking, assessments, certificates and public verification.
Employer Accounts
Organizations will be able to create company profiles, post jobs, manage applications, shortlist candidates and request recruitment support.
Professional Profiles
Job seekers and professionals will be able to build profiles, upload CVs and credentials, apply for roles and access career services.
Verification Layer
Background checks, document verification, professional license checks and certificate verification are planned as trust-building services.
Admin & Analytics
The admin platform should manage users, jobs, applications, training, certificates, payments, reports and platform activity.
Account workflows
Clear journeys for professionals and employers.
Job seeker flow
Register, verify account, create professional profile, upload CV and credentials, search jobs, apply and track applications.
Employer flow
Register, verify organization, create company profile, select employer plan, post vacancies, manage applications and shortlist candidates.
Learner flow
Register, enrol in online or physical training, complete materials, take assessments and receive verifiable credentials.
Admin flow
Moderate employers, jobs, candidate profiles, courses, applications, certificates, payments, support and analytics.
Certification positioning
Verifiable credentials, accurately presented.
Training certificates should be presented as professionally issued, verifiable credentials. Any external recognition or accreditation should only be stated when the specific programme or recognizing body supports that claim.
