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Education & Training

Answer the questions that hold up enrollment.

Eligibility, schedules, costs and credentials determine whether someone can commit to a program. Xivic helps education and training teams make those details easier to compare, maintain and carry into the admissions conversation.

Where Xivic can help

Help learners decide and staff keep the answer current.

Eligibility, schedules and program requirements need to stay consistent across pages, campaigns and inquiries. We bring research and website engineering to that entire path.

  • Clarify program and enrollment journeys

    Test how learners compare prerequisites, schedules, credentials and commitments. Make the differences visible before asking for an application or a call.

  • Improve the education website

    Give publishing teams reusable program records and accessible page patterns. Update a requirement once and identify the pages and campaigns affected.

  • Connect discovery to inquiry

    Publish direct answers to program questions and preserve program context in the inquiry. Measure whether advisors receive the information they need for the next conversation.

Relevant work

Digital experience work for SCI-Arc.

Keep an architecture school’s digital experience usable.

Xivic has supported SCI-Arc’s main site and digital channel through platform optimization and accessibility work. The work includes reviewing navigation, control labels and video-library links so people can understand where each action leads.

Staging implementation and accessibility support.

A useful first project

Use one program family to establish the pattern.

Compare published requirements with the questions advisors hear most. The first release should help a prospective learner judge fit and give the advisor enough context to respond.

  1. Different starting points

    Test a first-time applicant, someone checking a prerequisite and someone returning to an unfinished inquiry.

  2. Information with an owner

    Identify the approved source for fees, schedules and credentials. Test how a changed requirement reaches each page and form.

  3. An informed inquiry

    Keep the program of interest and relevant questions attached when the inquiry reaches admissions or enrollment.

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Which program takes too much explanation?

Bring its program page and the questions your admissions or enrollment team hears most. We will map the decisions the site should help people make.