What is a credential?

New environments require new approaches

Traditional, longer form learning and professional development such as postgraduate study can be lengthy, expensive and broad. Professional Practice credentials are ‘micro-signals’ of achievement. They are specific to individual, relevant workplace skills. They are not degree qualifications by themselves – but their levels of achievement align with international skills and qualification frameworks.

Our credentials are a formal recognition by an authoritative, independent third party that has assessed and judged that a person, through experience and workplace performance, has achieved a particular professional capability.

Credentials provide an independent, globally portable way to communicate you or your organisation’s current capabilities and ongoing professional development potential.