Australia: Outcome.Life acquires C2People
Australia-based internship provider Outcome.Life has acquired C2People as it seeks to “revolutionise” internship programs by integrating micro-credentials.
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Institutions digitising credentials, but blockchain use remains low
Nine out of 10 US and Canadian institutions use digital credentials but half are “not at all familiar” with how blockchain technology could be used.
Canada: national credential wallet platform launched
A new credential wallet for post-secondary learners has been announced by the Association of Registrars of the Universities and Colleges of Canada.
Admissions needs extra manpower in “race” to submit
Online-delivered English language tests may require additional screening by admissions departments at some institutions, stakeholders have suggested.
High hopes for UNESCO’s convention
UNESCO’s first global framework to recognise academic qualifications is expected to reduce obstacles faced by internationally mobile students and displaced people.
Aus: IEAA creates Fellowship program
Australian international educators will be able to have their achievements within the industry acknowledged as part of a new fellowship program.
Linnaeus U says digital-only credentials a hit
Eighteen months since paper credentials were ditched for secure, digital, sharable academic certificates, Linnaeus University has seen students support the switch.
Momentum builds around secure, portable credentials
Cohesion around the imperative of secure academic credentials and robust verification frameworks was achieved as the Groningen Declaration Network held its eighth conference – this year in Mexico, with major government agencies including Unesco in attendance.
Groningen Network to hold event in Mexico
The eighth Groningen Declaration Network conference in Mexico, will see at least 12 new signatories of its Declaration – including The PIE News.
Blockchain set to revolutionise academic credentials and portability
Blockchain technology may be the answer to the secure transferral of academic credentials for international students, experts told stakeholders from 24 countries at the Groningen Declaration Network summit in Paris.
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