Students record real-world skill completion
Skills are often performed in a variety of settings including laboratory sessions, clinical rotations, and internship environments. Salt House allows students to record when they complete a required competency so those activities are captured as part of their training record.
These submissions give instructors visibility into student progress and create a record of when competencies were attempted.
Instructor verification ensures accuracy
Instructor verification remains the critical step in the process. Faculty review submitted skills and confirm that the student successfully demonstrated the competency according to program standards.
When a skill is approved, the system records the instructor responsible for verification along with the completion date. This creates a clear record of evaluation that programs can rely on when documenting competency achievement.
Evaluation details provide context
In some cases instructors may want to provide additional information when reviewing a skill. Salt House allows faculty to include notes or evaluation comments during verification, helping programs maintain richer documentation around student performance.
These details can provide valuable context when reviewing student progress or preparing documentation for accreditation teams.
A dependable record of competency
Once verified, a completed skill becomes part of the student's permanent competency record within the system. Programs can review these records at any time and include them in accreditation reporting or internal program review.
Instead of scattered documentation across binders, spreadsheets, and individual instructor records, Salt House provides a single structured system that captures both skill completion and instructor verification.