CENTURY
AI personalised learning platform that adapts pathways to each pupil
About
CENTURY is an AI-driven teaching and learning platform used across primary, secondary, and further education, particularly in the UK. Its learning engine uses knowledge tracing to monitor how each student interacts with micro-lessons — short combinations of video, slideshows, and questions called nuggets — and continuously reshapes a personalised recommended pathway, targeting gaps while building on strengths. All work is auto-marked with instant personalised feedback, and Smart Assignments let teachers set personalised homework for a whole term in a few clicks. Teacher dashboards surface misconceptions, intervention needs, and cover-lesson material; a Guardian Portal shares progress with parents. The company reports measurable attainment gains in partner schools (company-reported). It is a school-licensed product rather than a consumer app, so pricing is quote-based and adoption runs through institutions or multi-academy trusts.
What it can do
- Knowledge-tracing AI building personalised learning pathways
- Micro-lesson nuggets with auto-marking and instant feedback
- Smart Assignments for term-long personalised homework
- Teacher dashboards for misconceptions and interventions
- Guardian Portal for parent engagement
- Curriculum coverage across English, maths, science, and more
Setup
School or trust licenses CENTURY and onboards staff through the vendor. Teachers assign work from the resource library or Smart Assignments; students log in via browser and follow their recommended pathways.
Prerequisites
An institutional CENTURY license. Students need a web browser; works on school devices and Chromebooks.
Use cases
Works with
Trust score — 7/10
Scored 7/10 (verified tier, metrics-v1). Evidence: Knowledge-tracing adaptive engine described on official century.tech pages and PSU coverage; UK school/trust adoption model verified; Attainment claims are company-reported; pricing is quote-based.
Sources
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