Professional Practice Credentials are a new way of assessing, recognising and developing workplace capabilities, designed for the digital age. It involves candidates gathering evidence of abilities and reflecting on their experience, being assessed on this and ultimately being awarded a professional credential (or ‘badge’) by Deakin University which can be attached to your CV and shared on professional digital platforms such as LinkedIn.

• Formal recognition through Deakin University of capabilities, based on past and present work experiences
• Current knowledge and capabilities are assessed – no study or learning is required
• A simple online process – candidates don’t need to attend classes or sit exams
• Expert university-verified assessors will provide independent validation and formal feedback to further your professional development
• Credits towards eligible Deakin University post-graduate courses

Professional Practice Credentials provide:

Ethics are a key attribute of professionalism. Professional Ethics are an important part of building trust between colleagues, customers and suppliers. And this plays a big role in an organisation’s culture, brand value and reputation.  Acting ethically involves behaving honestly and with integrity, which helps individuals build trust and organisations gain respect, work and repeat business.

Who can undertake the Professional Ethics Credential?

You can enrol in the Professional Ethics Credential at various levels depending on your experience:

• Practitioner: “I make operational decisions with an awareness of the ethical implications. I am an experienced professional.”
• Advanced: “I monitor and ensure ethical practices within my team and address ethical dilemmas and conflicts of interest. I am a senior professional.”
• Expert: “I ensure personal and organisational practices comply with the highest professional and ethical standards. I am a senior leader in my organisation.”