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Connecting Credential Transparency to Performance and Outcomes: Credential Engine and CredLens Partnership

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 Credential Engine and CredLens have partnered to connect credential transparency with real-world performance and outcomes data, giving learners, employers, states, and policymakers a more complete picture of what credentials offer and deliver.

Credential Engine provides the infrastructure to describe and publish credential information through the Credential Registry and CTDL, while CredLens matches that data with trusted administrative sources to measure employment, earnings, and education outcomes. Together, the partnership supports a range of needs, including Credentials of Value initiatives, WIOA accountability reporting, Workforce Pell implementation, and federal funding eligibility.

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