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We outline what microcredentials are, microcredentials rather than TAFE, discuss the a study on microcredentialing and more. 
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Basically short courses, microcredentials aim to keep people employed and learning throughout life.
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The skills gap means companies are increasingly considering candidates from non-traditional paths. Could targeted, bite-sized chunks of education help you get a job?
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New Zealand's first micro-credential - a self-driving car engineering programme delivered online by Udacity, is now available, Tertiary Education, Skills and Employment Minister Paul Goldsmith says.
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Just ten years ago, one would never have considered the portability of credentials that could follow a person from location to location, allowing potential employers to verify a job candidate’s fit for a position quickly. However, that is just what has happened, and the explosion of interest in digital badging and microcredentials is changing the landscape of higher education.
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DESE has undertaken extensive consultation with the wider tertiary sector to develop the National Microcredentials Framework. The framework’s goal is to provide greater clarity and understanding within the tertiary education sector and amongst learners as to the value and recognition of microcredentials. The framework should also encourage transparency, consistency and objectivity in the sector around credit recognition arrangements and the portability of microcredentials.
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Many colleges these days are experimenting with short-form online degrees to try to reach new audiences and offer new options, often at a lower cost
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Many colleges these days are experimenting with short-form online degrees to try to reach new audiences and offer new options, often at a lower cost
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By Tom Vander Ark - It's time to rethink what today's high school graduates should know and be able to do, as well as our teaching approach.
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