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The coronavirus pandemic is turning the economy upside down, and students are wondering just where they’ll fit in to the workforce of the future. For many, it seems like the old rules no longer apply — there’s no certainty that the economy of a year or two from now will resemble the one these students […]
This week, the National Governors Association released the State Guide for Preparing the Future Workforce Now and the accompanying microsite. This guide is a product of a comprehensive two-year project examining ways that governors and other state policymakers can nurture a technologically resilient workforce ready to thrive in an evolving economy. Additionally, the microsite allows users to explore […]
The COVID-19 pandemic is accelerating multiple changes across the broad learn-and-work ecosystem. Healthcare credential providers, state workforce agencies, quality assurance organizations, and others are now using the Registry to drive urgently needed linked open data connections, including Association of Schools Advancing Health Professions, CareerOneStop, Competency Catalyst (C2), Distance Education Accrediting Commission, edX, HealthForce Minnesota, New […]
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Together we’ve made a lot of progress toward ensuring that essential information about credentials, competencies, pathways, quality, outcomes, and connections to jobs and occupations is openly available on the web and is machine actionable. Key to this progress is the growing adoption and use of the Credential Transparency Description Language (CTDL) schemas to describe credentials […]
Now more than ever, workers, employers, and educators need to clearly understand the connections between credentials, competencies, and occupations. As millions of people seek education and training programs that will help them re-skill for opportunities in rapidly changing economic circumstances, it’s critical for them to know what skills they will gain from these programs and […]
If you haven't tried it, the Credential Engine Bulk Upload is slick. Great work!
Ivy Tech Community College students often move back and forth along their career and education pathways, earning credentials along the way. Credential Engine illustrates those educational connections between industry, certifications, apprenticeships, and degrees for the first time.
As a performance accountability agency, we always aim to compare apples to apples and evaluate the effectiveness of the entire workforce system. The Registry can be enormously useful to both student-jobseekers and talent-seeking employers through the use of a common taxonomy about credentials and by providing a streamlined way for people to get the information they need to make informed choices about how to invest their resources to accomplish their career and business goals.