(FAQ) Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions:
What are Microcredentials? Microcredentials are a powerful way to validate skills and showcase expertise in
a focused area of learning. These credentials represent structured learning experiences
that incorporate both formative and summative assessments, ensuring alignment with
industry and post-graduate needs.
What are Digital Badges? Digital badges are dynamic, portable representations of microcredentials that serve
as verifiable proof of your skills and accomplishments. They can be proudly displayed
on resumes, social media profiles, and professional websites, helping learners stand
out in competitive job markets.
To earn a TTUHSC microcredential, you typically need to complete a specific course or program and successfully pass the required assessments. Once you complete the requirements, you will receive a digital badge.
The cost of TTUHSC microcredentials varies depending on the specific program. Please contact the appropriate department or program coordinator for accurate pricing information.
The time it takes to earn a microcredential depends on the specific program and the pace at which you complete the coursework. Some microcredentials can be completed in a few weeks, while others may take several months.
You can share your digital badge on various platforms, such as LinkedIn, Twitter, or your personal website. You can also add it to your email signature. To share your badge, log into your Accredible account and follow the instructions provided.
Earning a TTUHSC Microcredential can help you:
- Advance your career
- Increase your earning potential
- Gain recognition for your skills and expertise
- Improve your job prospects
- Stay up-to-date with the latest industry trends
TTUHSC microcredentials are open to a wide range of individuals, including students, faculty, staff, and community members. The badge descriptions and designs indicate who is eligible to earn each badge.
Contact Us
Reach out with questions to: microcredentials@ttuhsc.edu
To see the Operating Policy and Procedure that governs this program: Click here