Follow recorded assessments and milestones for the correct learner and sport. Self-estimates and instructor sign-offs are different.
Quick answer
Open Progress in /my-bookings, choose the learner and sport where offered, and review saved assessments. Use /levels for the public framework and calculator.
Open Progress in your learner dashboard [blocked]. Choose the correct learner and sport where offered. Family access controls determine which children's records you can see or manage.
Your progress can combine a profile estimate, saved assessments, and instructor-recorded lesson evidence. A self-assessment is an estimate; it does not become an instructor sign-off just because it is saved. A completed lesson also does not automatically complete a level.
Where an instructor records individual manoeuvres and milestones, those appear in the relevant progress view. Open a level to review its requirements and recorded achievements. Contact the school if feedback you expected is missing or assigned to the wrong learner.
FASS uses its own nine-level Bronze, Silver, and Gold framework. It is not a governing-body qualification. Skiing and snowboarding are assessed separately. See the level guide [blocked], or open the public levels page [blocked].
The calculator can suggest an indicative range and link to schools teaching the corresponding broad experience level. Its result is separate from instructor-recorded achievements, and the school decides appropriate lesson placement.
Review the permissions in the learner's progress/access controls before sharing records with a guardian or provider. Family and group lesson notes belong to their named learners; paying for the lesson does not turn their progress into your own.
If the school issues a certificate, see My certificates [blocked]. Use lesson notes, your journal [blocked], and practice goals to plan what to work on next.
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