Information and resources to help you understand and complete your Professional Practice credential.
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Read moreUse the resources below to help you plan and complete your credential.
Learn how to use the MyMicroCredentials platform to complete your credential.
We asked some of our credential holders for their top tips to help candidates who are starting a credential.
Use this planner to help plan your submission for a Professional Practice credential.
FutureLearn offers you a powerful new way to learn online. Every course has been designed according to principles of effective learning, through storytelling, discussion, visible learning, and using community support to celebrate progress.
Deakin’s range of free FutureLearn courses will give you a taste of the credential process and help you prepare for your credential effectively.
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Credential holder Wendy Palmer talks about her experience earning the Collaboration (now Teamwork) credential.
Credential holder Dominique Barker talks about her credential experience.
Teamwork is one of the most highly regarded employability skills and many organisations rely on successful teamwork to achieve organisational goals and objectives.
The first step in completing your credential is submitting your reflective testimony and supporting evidence.
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Self-management is essential to demonstrate your capability to continually learn, respond to changes and enhance work practices.
Problem solving is an essential part of business today as it involves the ability to define and analyse problems, identify problem severity and implement optimal solutions.
Dr Marcus Bowles explains what is a Professional Practice credential and how individuals and employers can use credentials to navigate the future of work.
The video testimony is the final piece of your credential assessment and requires you to answer a series of questions based on your skills and knowledge.
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Professional ethics encompasses the personal, organisational and corporate standard of behaviour expected of professionals.
Global citizenship is essential in understanding your professional responsibilities in an increasingly diverse global economy and society.
Innovation is essential for organisations to respond to future opportunities, embrace new uses of technologies and improve industry methods.
The assessment process for Professional Practice credentials has been designed to ensure you can have confidence in the credibility of the measurement of your skills.
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Digital literacy is an essential skill for effective participation in today’s fast paced digital world with businesses relying on digital technology for all aspects of their operations.
Critical thinking is essential to analyse a situation or problem, identify causal relationships and generate an optimal solution.
An overview of how to earn a Professional Practice credential in five steps.
If you’d like to talk to anyone about how credentials can better prepare you or your workforce for the future of work, contact us today.