When Skills
Are Verified
Students Get Hired
Your students are capable of more than a transcript can show. Work ED credentials turn learning into portable evidence of what they can actually do.
Verify Credentials
One system that proves
what your students can do.
Course Achievement Credentials
When your teachers deliver rigorous, pathway-aligned instruction, the evidence should follow the student. These credentials verify mastery of structured learning outcomes in CTE and CTS coursework.
Mapped to career pathway learning outcomes
Assessed through labs and formal evaluation
Instructor-validated technical knowledge
Documented learning hours and completion
Demonstrated Skills Credentials
Not seat time. Not course completion. These credentials verify that a student has personally performed a specific technical skill, observed and confirmed by an instructor.
Equipment operation and technical procedures
Fabrication and digital tool proficiency
Structured evaluation checklists
Observable, repeatable capability
Workplace Skills Credentials
The real test happens on the job. These credentials confirm that a student demonstrated competency in an authentic work environment, validated by the employer who watched them do it.
Supervisor-observed performance
Competency rubric evaluation
Mid-term and final placement reviews
Employer-verified workplace readiness
Industry Credential Recognition
When your students earn an industry certification, we make sure it counts. These micro-credentials confirm that a learner has met competency standards set by recognized external organizations.
SACA (Smart Automation Certification Alliance)
CompTIA and Autodesk certifications
OSHA safety training
Red Seal pre-apprenticeship programs
Every credential is backed by evidence, not just participation.
Work ED credentials aren't handed out for showing up. Every one is tied to verifiable evidence that documents exactly what a student knows, what they've done, and who confirmed it.
Instructor evaluations and competency rubrics
Skill observation checklists
Project artifacts and technical reports
Workplace supervisor validation
Portfolio submissions and documentation
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Pathway Architecture
How our micro-credentials stack to build industry-recognized qualifications.
Digital Technology Pathway
Keystone Credential
The highest recognition within a career pathway—structured learning and workplace validation combined.
Pathway-level
Employer + academic
Career-ready
Meta-Credentials
Groups of related micro-credentials that demonstrate broader domain competency.
Bundled micros
Domain competency
Employer signal
Micro-Credentials
Individual verified capabilities—the building blocks of a student's professional profile.
Single skill
Verified evidence
Portable proof
Your District.
Your Students.
Your Plan.
Every district is different—different master schedule, different staffing gaps, different community expectations. Tell us what you're working with, and we'll build a custom implementation plan that fits your bell schedule, your budget, and your vision.
Wendy La Duke · Head of Partnerships
wendy@worked.com · (714) 743-4011