How Cursuri AI works: from your account to the Certificate of Completion

1Step 1 · Account and assessment

You create an account without payment details and find out where you start

You create the account with your name, your email and a password, or with Google, Facebook or LinkedIn. You are not asked for payment details. The first time you sign in, a short questionnaire puts together a personal plan, with the path recommended for your role and your goal.

• Free level assessment: in about 5 minutes, you answer questions from the courses of a career path. There is no failing: you get your skills profile right away, with your strengths and what is worth exploring.
• A free preview of every course: the beginning of the first lesson can be read before you pay, with or without an account.
• Re-assessment at the end: towards the end of the path you can take the assessment again, with different questions, to see how much you have grown. The re-assessment is included in the plans, not in access to a single course.

2Step 2 · The course and the plan

You choose what to open, with the whole course outline in front of you

Each course is split into modules, and each module into interactive text lessons, with applied examples and a quiz. The course page lists every module and lesson, with its duration, so you know what you are buying. On average, a course has ~25 hours of content, ~29 lessons and ~354 quiz questions.

• A single course costs €99 per month, VAT included, and is bought from its own page.
• Three plans: Business opens the 25 non-technical courses, IT Pro the 25 technical courses, and All Access the whole catalog. They are billed monthly.
• Payment is by card, through Stripe, and access starts right after confirmation. The renewal is automatic and you can stop it anytime from your account.
• 8 learning paths put the courses in order, in stages, for a role or a topic. Paths open with the plan for their track.

3Step 3 · The lesson

You learn from the lesson, with the AI Professor beside you

You read at your own pace, with the lesson’s progress bar in view. When you are done, you mark it yourself, with “I understood the lesson”, and next time the Home page takes you straight to the following one, through “Pick up where you left off”.

• Save, Notes, Review, Focus: you keep the lesson under “Saved lessons”, write your notes next to the text (they are saved automatically and only you see them), schedule your review and hide the menus while you read.
• The AI Professor receives the lesson you have open: you select a passage and the explanation appears next to it, or you ask it for the summary, a quiz of 3, 5 or 10 questions and flashcards. You write to it or you speak to it.
• Questions for the team: you write them from the lesson, under “Questions & Answers”, in a private thread, visible only to you and to us. When we answer, you get an email.

4Step 4 · Quiz and scores

You check yourself after the lesson and see exactly where you stand

Almost every lesson ends with a quiz: multiple-choice or true/false questions and, in some courses, questions with a written answer, which receive a fixed partial score. After you submit, you see your score, the correct answer to the multiple-choice and true/false questions and, for most questions, the explanation.

• 5 attempts at every quiz, and your account keeps the best score: taking a quiz again cannot lower your average.
• For the certificate, the course average is what counts: all the quizzes of the course, with the ones you have not taken counted as 0. The threshold is 70%.
• The Scores page shows you the average for each course, your latest attempts and the quiz worth taking again first to raise your average.
• AI Quiz, requested from the AI Professor in the lesson, is separate practice: it does not count towards your score.

On average, a course has ~354 questions: checking what you learned is part of the course, not a token test at the end.

5Step 5 · Activity

You keep your pace: a weekly goal, a streak and medals

The Activity page shows you the current week against your goal, your streak of consecutive days, your study time, the activity map for the last 12 weeks and the log of the last 14 days.

• A weekly goal you choose: 5 lessons by default; you change it at any time, from “Your week”.
• The day streak grows every day you finish a lesson. You have one protected rest day per week: you can skip it without losing the streak.
• 38 medals to unlock from what you already do on the platform: most of them in tiers, from bronze to diamond, and a few for learning habits.
• Study planner: you choose the days and the time, then put them in your calendar (Google Calendar or an .ics file for Apple and Outlook).

6Step 6 · Review

What you learned comes back in time, so it stays

The Library keeps what you have worked on in one place: your review cards, your conversations with the AI Professor, your saved lessons with their notes and the articles you saved from the blog.

• Flashcards with spaced repetition: what you know comes back less and less often, what you do not know comes back the next day. The cards are made from the lesson, when you ask the AI Professor for them.
• Today’s session tells you how many cards you have to review and what is coming in the next 7 days.
• Your conversations with the professor stay in your account: you continue them in the lesson, download them as a PDF or delete them.