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Thoughts on graduate employability, verified credentials, and building the connection layer between universities and employers.
Your Careers Service Is Sitting on a Goldmine
Every semester, your institution assesses thousands of students and verifies their competencies. That data is an untapped strategic asset - one that could transform graduate outcomes, employer relationships, and institutional rankings.
Read more →Stop Screening CVs. Start Searching Verified Skills.
Employers spend weeks screening CVs to guess what candidates can do. Universities have already verified those skills. What if you could search for proven competencies instead of parsing self-reported claims?
Read more →Your Degree Is Worth More Than a Line on Your CV
You spent years earning verified skills through rigorous assessment. Then you compressed it all into a two-page CV and hoped someone would notice. Your verified credentials should work harder for you.
Read more →Graduate Employability Needs Real-Time Data, Not Annual Surveys
Government policy on graduate employability relies on surveys conducted months after graduation. By the time the data arrives, the labour market has moved on. Real-time verified skills data would transform how we measure and improve graduate outcomes.
Read more →The Missing Connection Layer
Universities know exactly what skills each graduate has. They assessed them. They certified them. And that data? It goes nowhere an employer can search. 82% of employers say they can't find skilled people. The people exist. The skills are verified. The connection layer is missing.
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