CENTURY and Bud announce partnership
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We’re delighted to announce that Bud – a leading training management platform used by major providers – now integrates with CENTURY, providing a unified experience for English, Maths and Digital Skills learners.
In Phase 1, Bud has developed a seamless integration into CENTURY which allows you as a provider to create accounts with ease. This allows providers to manage initial assessments within the existing Bud onboarding process.
We know just how important having an integrated initial assessment is to our providers to ensure a smooth enrolment process and to support the learner’s ongoing journey. We’re delighted that Bud customers will now be able to use CENTURY’s initial assessment alongside their current Bud set up.
In Phase 2 the integration will go one step further, bringing initial assessment results into Bud, which can be used in addition to CENTURY’s range of powerful analytics and dashboards.
We look forward to sharing more details about the partnership between Bud and CENTURY in due course.
Update, July 2026: Phase 2 of our integration with Bud is live. Initial assessment results now flow directly back into Bud alongside CENTURY’s own dashboards, giving tutors and providers a single place to see how each learner is progressing, without checking two systems. Speak to your CENTURY or Bud account manager to find out more.
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