Training providers are fond of impact claims they cannot substantiate. What follows is narrower and, I hope, more useful: a count of what actually exists, generated from the curriculum files themselves rather than typed in by hand. When a lesson is added, these figures move on the next build.
Two things deliberately absent: learner numbers and outcome claims. Enrolment on an open programme is a vanity metric, and I will not publish an effectiveness claim without an independent evaluation behind it. If a partner institution runs one, it will appear here with its methodology attached.
Materials release 1.4 · built 2026-08-14 · curriculum fingerprint 6a2efb4e83
Counted from the curriculum source: every lesson body, every quiz item with its rationale, every essay prompt. Word counts are of study notes only and exclude exercises, case text and captions.
Foundations to Mastery, NQF 5 to 7.
Inside a proposed 360-credit diploma.
Each with a written rationale.
Every lesson lists the instruments it was written against and the date it was last checked. The standing bibliography is on the sources page; nothing is cited that has not been read.
FATF, OECD, UN, EU, national.
The remainder are composites built from public typology reports.
Each game ships as an online simulation and as a print-and-play kit with box art, rulebook, card sheets, answer key and facilitator guide, for classrooms without reliable connectivity.
At mid-point of each game's stated range.
Everything is downloadable as PDF and Word, verified by checksum on each build, and exportable into a learning-management system. Nothing on this site is locked behind a paywall.
One ZIP bundle, checksum published.
Moodle XML, QTI, CSV and JSON.
The counts on this page are computed at build time from src/data/curriculum.ts and the release manifests written by the materials, accreditation and LMS build scripts. They cannot drift from the published files, because they are derived from the same source those files are generated from. The bundle checksum on the materials page lets you confirm that what you downloaded is what was built.
Errors and superseded references are logged and corrected twice a year. If you find one, send the lesson identifier — the correction and its date will be visible in the changelog.