Learning paths with prerequisites and drip scheduling

A learning path is a guided programme: an ordered set of courses that takes a learner from where they are to where they need to be, without them having to figure out the order themselves.

What a path gives you

How it works in Learnivo

  1. Create the path and add courses in order — self-paced courses, live sessions or a mix.
  2. Set prerequisites between steps, choose fixed-date or enrolment-relative drip release, and configure lesson-level unlock dates.
  3. Enrol learners individually, by group or by department.
  4. Track each learner's position and completion across the whole path, with per-step progress visible in analytics and reports.

Plan availability

Honest limits

Adaptive progression speeds learners past content whose skills they've demonstrated in the platform; it doesn't infer outside learning. Path structure is managed by admins and programme owners — learners can't build their own paths.

Questions people ask

What does a typical path look like?

An onboarding path might run: compliance fundamentals (all courses) → role basics → a live instructor-led session → an assessment, with each step unlocking the next and lessons dripping out over the first two weeks of employment.

Can a path include live sessions, not just online courses?

Yes — paths mix self-paced courses, live sessions and assessments.

If someone joins the path late, do they see everything at once?

No — with enrolment-relative drip scheduling, each learner's schedule starts from their own enrolment date.

Can I see where each person is in the path?

Yes — per-learner position and completion are visible to managers and admins in analytics and training reports.

Next step. Sketch the path your people actually need — scope it with us.