Degreed Skill Certification - Certify the skills you have - any skill, any level.
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Degreed Skill Certification is a professional credential that finally makes it possible to prove the skills you have in a universal, up-to-date, and accurate way. Certify the skills you have - any skill, any level, regardless of where you got them - so you can be ready for the next big thing.
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Degreed's lifelong learning profile has been around since 2012, but Skill Certification was recently launched.
Pros:
This is one of the only skill-based certification for the skills have mastered, regardless of how you acquired them.
Cons:
It takes a few hours of thoughtful work to complete the process.
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When I joined Degreed, this is the product that convinced me to work for them. I got a sneak peek of some of the early designs back in January and saw the value immediately. As someone who dropped out of college, and studied something unrelated to my now-career, it's been difficult throughout my career to show my expertise -- especially early in my career when my 'work experience' was all freelance or work-study jobs! Had Degreed Skill Certification been around back then, I know it would've helped get my foot in the door for some opportunities. I'm excited to get my certifications in UX Design, User Research and maybe even Photography!
Pros:
Open to everyone, every skill level; scientifically proven to be an accurate representation of your skills; beautiful design (ok I'm biased)
Cons:
There are still a few minor kinks in the process that are being ironed out
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Love that I have the ability to create a personal learning strategy, share what I can do and own my career development.
Pros:
Telling my career story through my skills
Cons:
As a new certification, it may take some education on the behalf of the reviewer of my skills.
Replies
Degreed's lifelong learning profile has been around since 2012, but Skill Certification was recently launched.
Pros:This is one of the only skill-based certification for the skills have mastered, regardless of how you acquired them.
Cons:It takes a few hours of thoughtful work to complete the process.
When I joined Degreed, this is the product that convinced me to work for them. I got a sneak peek of some of the early designs back in January and saw the value immediately. As someone who dropped out of college, and studied something unrelated to my now-career, it's been difficult throughout my career to show my expertise -- especially early in my career when my 'work experience' was all freelance or work-study jobs! Had Degreed Skill Certification been around back then, I know it would've helped get my foot in the door for some opportunities. I'm excited to get my certifications in UX Design, User Research and maybe even Photography!
Pros:Open to everyone, every skill level; scientifically proven to be an accurate representation of your skills; beautiful design (ok I'm biased)
Cons:There are still a few minor kinks in the process that are being ironed out
Love that I have the ability to create a personal learning strategy, share what I can do and own my career development.
Pros:Telling my career story through my skills
Cons:As a new certification, it may take some education on the behalf of the reviewer of my skills.