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Quick checks before you commit to a course.
Three readiness checks. Each one tells you which prerequisites are solid and which are the reason the next subject would fall over. Take whichever matches where you are aiming, in any order.
01 · Three checks
Readiness checks
They usually sit in this order on the map, but they are independent. Start with the one you are about to attempt.
Step one
Are you ready for pre-calculus?
Checks the algebra pre-calculus assumes: manipulating expressions, solving equations, working with functions and graphs.
For anyone coming back to algebra after a break
Names the specific concepts to shore up first
Step two
Are you ready for trigonometry?
Checks the geometry and algebra trigonometry rests on: ratios, similar triangles, the coordinate plane and rearranging formulas.
For physics, engineering and A-level routes
Separates a memory gap from a foundation gap
Step three
Are you ready for calculus?
Checks the functions, limits-adjacent algebra and trigonometry that first-year calculus expects you to already hold.
The most common goal people bring to Consiliae
Shows how far below calculus the real gap sits
02 · After a check
What happens after a check
A result on its own is just a verdict. Each check hands you back to the map, where the missing prerequisites become a route.
1You see what held
Concept by concept, not a single score out of ten.
2The gaps become a route
Missing prerequisites drop onto your map in the order they build.
3You start at the first gap
Never at page one, and never at a concept you already hold.
Consiliae is free during public beta
Aiming at something these checks do not cover?
Tell Atlas the goal instead. The map turns it into a path of only your missing steps.