For your bids

What to put in the proposal when the tender asks about assessment

Masaar is the assessment and development-planning layer inside programmes you design and deliver. Here is what that gives you to write, and what your client receives.

A method you can defend on the page

The battery is designed against your client's competency framework and the programme's learning objectives, and configured from a validated item library rather than written from scratch for every bid. That gives you a documented rationale for each instrument, a scoring model you can explain, and a timeline that fits a tender rather than a research project.

Arabic and English, to the same standard

Delivery, scoring, reports and development plans all run in both languages. This is where global vendors are weakest: an English instrument behind a translated interface is easy to spot, and it is often the difference between a compliant bid and a winning one.

What your client receives

  • Individual reports

    A bilingual report per participant, reviewed and released by qualified assessors where the programme calls for it.

  • Development plans mapped to the programme

    Each participant leaves with a plan tied to their own profile and to the modules they are about to sit, rather than a generic curriculum.

  • Cohort insight for the sponsor

    Aggregate strengths, gaps and progress, so the sponsor can see what the programme is moving.

  • Re-measurement afterwards

    The same objectives can be measured again after delivery, which turns a training spend into evidence.

Where you stand commercially

Your brand is in front of your client and Masaar is named as the platform. We do not deliver the programme, that is yours, and we do not approach the clients you bring to us.

Start the conversation

Tell us about the programme and we will show you what the assessment layer adds.