Credentials verification company Digitary has announced it has partnered with US-based Parchment to help learners "turn credentials into opportunities".

A new credential wallet for post-secondary learners has been announced by the Association of Registrars of the Universities and Colleges of Canada.

The partnership means the Japanese HE community will see the creation of the very first national online platform and national credential wallet for post-secondary learners.

Linking admissions to marketing departments in terms of data shared within universities is the holy grail in student recruitment - but not often a reality.

Digitary is to build the ARUCC National Network, enabling three million learners across Canada to access and share their official digitised post-secondary transcripts and credentials online, anytime.

One key consideration is that issuers are going to be coming to terms with the tussle between who owns the actual record of the learner

Online credentialing platform, Digitary, has partnered with SSI and blockchain experts, Evernym, to increase students' ownership of their credentials.

Digitary and DreamApply have joined forces to offer a more extensive solution for the admission process to higher education institutes worldwide.