Accredible Launches Skills Frameworks for Digital Credentials
New capability allows aligning credentials to external frameworks like O*NET and ESCO, or uploading custom taxonomies for employer trust.
Digital credential provider Accredible has introduced a new capability that aligns credentials with recognized external skills frameworks. This allows issuers to connect their digital certificates to established standards that employers already trust, such as O*NET, ESCO, and NACE Career Readiness Competencies.
The new feature enables credential issuers to either integrate their credentials with these external frameworks or upload their own custom taxonomies. The aim is to enhance the credibility and value of digital credentials within the job market, as employers already recognize and rely on competency requirements that utilize these frameworks.
Accredible states this development aims to improve the utility and acceptance of digital credentials. By aligning credentials with known skills standards, employers can more easily assess candidate skills and qualifications, potentially streamlining the hiring process.
The company suggests this move supports a broader trend towards the increasing significance of digital skills identities.