For workforce, settlement, and education teams

Give participants useful work to complete between appointments.

Participants complete assigned career or credential tasks before the next appointment. Staff review what participants agree to share and remain responsible for advice, referrals, and decisions.

What you get

  • A six-week plan for one participant group
  • Completed work staff can review
  • Clear consent and access rules
  • Success measures chosen before launch

Start with one group and one problem

Test the service with a small cohort before a wider rollout.

  1. Step 1

    Define the cohort

    Choose one participant group, one transition problem, and a small set of measurable outcomes.

  2. Step 2

    Choose the participant work

    Select the tasks, language, sources, staff review points, and referral rules for the program.

  3. Step 3

    Run the six-week trial

    Track completed work, staff time, participant feedback, and problems before deciding whether to expand.

6-Week Canadian Cohort Pilot

Test CoachGPT with one cohort before expanding the program.

Set up participant tasks, prepare staff, run six weeks of between-appointment work, and review the results before a wider rollout.

Free: a 30-minute fit and scope conversation.

  • Tasks set up for one participant group
  • Up to 25 participants
  • Staff review points and consent rules
  • A report on completion, staff time, and participant feedback

Guided service

From C$2,500

One 6-week pilot · final scope and privacy requirements confirmed before purchase

Plan a 6-Week Pilot

CoachGPT helps you prepare and keep track of the work, but cannot guarantee employment, licensing, exam, or participant outcomes.

Pilot brief builder

Plan the first six weeks for a small cohort

Choose the participant group, size, and result to measure. The first conversation can then cover delivery, consent, staff review, and timing.

Cohort
Expected pilot size
Primary pilot outcome

Start with one Canadian program and a small group.

We work with teams serving a specific career, credential, or newcomer population.

Discuss a pilot