POWERING WORKPLACE PERFORMANCE
What are Professional
Practice credentials
The way the world works is constantly shifting, but traditional approaches to further education are stuck in place. Typical postgraduate study is lengthy, expensive and broad. At the same time, professional achievements in the workplace are often undervalued and difficult to quantify.
With Deakin Professional Practice credentials, individuals’ existing capabilities are independently certified and verified. So you’re up-to-date on where your workforce is placed in an increasingly competitive landscape.
Professional Practice credentials
overview
A bird’s-eye view of capabilities.
Real-world capabilities exist at the intersection between training, expertise and experience. So, for every individual, we can provide independently assessed, university-awarded credentials that are specific to real-world skills and aligned with international qualifications and industry skill frameworks. No exams. No classes. Just your expertise demonstrated and verified.
For organisations
Deliver immediate ROI on workplace learning, measure real-world skills, and uplift workplace capabilities to help grow and retain the right capabilities to meet the demands of the future of work.
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For individuals
You receive a clear, independent appraisal that certifies your capabilities today, helps identify skill gaps to fill and sets up pathways for a better working future.
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Awarded by Deakin University
Independently verified by both academic and industry-based assessors, our Professional Practice credentials are awarded by Deakin University and are aligned to global qualification frameworks.
Global recognition
Simple 4-step
Process
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Collect evidence documents – you'll need 2–3 real-world workplace examples to back up your capabilities. -
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Write a reflective testimony to bring together your examples and evidence into a cohesive narrative. -
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Submit your evidence and written reflective testimony; record your video testimony. -
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Credentials will be assessed by an academic and industry assessor.