> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.mulearn.org/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.mulearn.org/how-to-use-the-platform/mentor/dashboard/talent-pool.md).

# Talent Pool

#### Purpose

The **Talent Pool** helps mentors discover learners based on their Karma, level, academic details, and Interest Groups. It provides a searchable and filterable directory of learners, making it easier to identify talent and view detailed learner profiles.

Sidebar → **Talent Pool**

#### Page Overview

The Talent Pool displays learner profiles as individual cards. You can search learners by their Name or MuID, apply filters to narrow the results, and open any learner's profile for more detailed information.

#### Features/Sections

**Learner Count**

Displays the total number of learners currently available in the Talent Pool.

**Search**

Use the search bar to find learners by:

* Name
* MuID

**Filters**

Select **Filters** to refine the learner list using the following options:

* **Sort By**
  * Karma (High to Low)
  * Karma (Low to High)
* **Karma Range**
  * Minimum Karma
  * Maximum Karma
* **Minimum Level**
  * Filter learners by their minimum level.
* **Interest Groups**
  * Display learners belonging to a selected Interest Group.
* **Achievements**
  * Filter learners based on achievements.

**Learner Cards**

Each learner card displays:

* Profile initials or avatar
* Learner name
* µLearn email
* Personal email (if available)
* Karma
* Current Level
* Institution
* Interest Group / Domain
* Graduation year or batch (if available)

Each card also includes a **View Profile** option.

#### Available Actions

* Search learners by Name or MuID.
* Filter learners using multiple criteria.
* Sort learners by Karma.
* Browse learner cards.
* Open a learner's profile using **View Profile**.

#### Step-by-Step Workflow

1. Open **Talent Pool** from the sidebar.
2. Search for a learner by entering their Name or µID, or browse the available learner cards.
3. Use **Filters** to narrow the results based on Karma, Level, Interest Group, or Achievements.
4. Review the information displayed on each learner card.
5. Select **View Profile** to navigate to the learner's profile page.

#### Notes

* Multiple filters can be applied together to refine search results.
* Learners are displayed as individual profile cards.
* Selecting **View Profile** redirects you to the learner's Profile page.
* The learner count updates based on the available search results.


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