Re-thinking accreditations
The first iteration of digital credentials paved the way for exploring new ways and formats of describing your accreditation. accredit.ly has re-built these formats from the ground up, allowing flexible, verbose, descriptive elements that give you a clearer picture of what the accreditation truly means and the skills the accredited actually hold.
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Theoretical
The recipient of this accreditation has demonstrated theoretical competence. Theoretical may refer to or include an examination, self-assessment, preliminary course completion. Theoretical accreditations differ from practical accreditations as they are typically issued immediately after an assessment or as part of completing a course. Theoretical accreditations work together with practical accreditations as further proof the theoretical learning is being applied practically.
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Practical
The recipient of this accreditation has demonstrated a practical competence. Practical accreditations should be issued when theoretical skills are demonstrated and / or applied in a practical environment. Examples of a practical accreditation may include: Additional follow-up to theoretical accreditations. Demonstrations of continued practical application, e.g. Professional Development. Preliminary practical application e.g. Student Teaching.
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Social
The recipient of this accreditation has demonstrated a social competence. Social accreditations bridge the gap between traditional theoretical skills and common practical skills. Social accreditations are issued by those who have witnessed the social application of competence. Examples of this may include: Instructors / Coaches.
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Document
A document can be shared to support your other accreditations in an accreditation bundle. Examples of this may include: Right to work / visa document. Statutory declaration.
