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Keep up to date with what’s happening with My eQuals - New Zealand and Australia’s official credentials platform for tertiary education providers.
My eQuals is used by all major universities in Australia and New Zealand, the majority of TAFE and a growing number of Institutes of Technology & Polytechnics, RTOs/PTEs, Professional Associations and Industry & Government bodies.
Here you’ll find all the latest announcements, case studies, how-to guides, recaps and more.
VTAC’s integration with My eQuals enables secure digital ATAR and IB credentials, connecting Victorian students to a trusted education ecosystem.
Hosted by Anthony Manahan, with guest panelists Verdi Arli (Associate Director, Future Students – Admissions, University of Melbourne) and Mairead Ennis (Lead, Initial Accreditation, Service and Delivery – NESA), the session explored how My eQuals Receive is helping institutions across Australia and New Zealand.
Discover how ICL Graduate Business School transformed its credentialing process with My eQuals, achieving instant student access, streamlined workflows, and enhanced authenticity.
My eQuals is excited to announce its new partnership with Edalex (Credentialate). This on-demand webinar, designed for the My eQuals community and those wanting to use digital badges, will show you how you can be empowered to go beyond basic credential issuance.
The recent My eQuals Connect event revealed a startling statistic: the fake degree industry has exploded from $1 billion in 2015 to an estimated $22 billion in 2022. This represents a 2100% increase, highlighting a global crisis of trust in educational credentials.
My eQuals Connect 2025 brought together higher education leaders, policymakers, students, and technology partners to chart the future of digital credentials across Australia, New Zealand, and beyond. Throughout the day, participants explored the evolving landscape of skills recognition, lifelong learning, and sector-wide collaboration.
Facing increasing demand for digital certificates, rising costs, and the threat of document fraud, Holmesglen Institute turned to My eQuals to modernise how they issue, share, and track academic credentials.
In this article, we distil Jason Weaver’s insights into five clear predictions for the next five years - what’s changing, why it matters, and what institutions need to know now to stay ahead.
Whether you’re fixing pipes or writing code, one thing is clear: proving your skills should be as modern as the jobs themselves. Digital credentials are bringing the VET sector into the future.
Edith Cowan University’s adoption of My eQuals demonstrates its commitment to innovation, efficiency, and sustainability.
Griffith University, a leading Australian institution with a strong focus on vocational learners, has been at the forefront of digital credentialing since adopting the My eQuals platform in May 2017.
This video covers how the My eQuals Receiver function enables organisations to receive and verify academic records, credentials and more