Microcredentials
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Recognition of successful microlearning

Microcredentials are developed to help people add value to and enhance their existing qualifications or work experience via microlearning.

This is valuable in several settings, including in education and professional work. Engaging in microlearning to earn microcredentials can also help learners and professionals develop a more focused speciality within their field. And with fast-moving changes in many fields, it can help you keep your experience up to date.

eWorks now offers a range of microcredentials via easy to implement and use micro courses and modules.

Find your microlearning module or microcredential

Browse here via our 3 main categories, or see the entire list below.

Continuing Professional Development

Modules for adding value to one's career, via certified interactive learning experiences. Upskill, specialise or grow here.

Explore CPD microcredentials
Compliance & Regulatory Training

Modules for HR, workplace safety and other learning outcomes. Maintain employee and/or student compliance here.

Explore C&RT microcredentials
Business, Innovation & Entrepreneurship

Interactive learning journeys for developing efficiency, outside-the-box thought, growth, stakeholder competencies and more.

Explore BI&E microcredentials
  1. Electronic communications and Social media
  2. Health & Safety – Emergency
  3. Health & Safety – Incidents & Hazard reporting
  4. Workplace bullying
  5. Anti-discrimination & Equal opportunities
  6. Psychosocial safety
  7. Cultural safety
  8. Fraud & Corruption
  9. Sexual harassment
  10. Driving evidence-informed quality improvements and efficiencies
  11. Troubleshooting for leaders: Empowering your team to overcome challenges
  12. Switching gears: Adapting service delivery to policy trends
  13. Navigating change: How to make the transition from peer to manager
  14. Building a stronger team
  15. Effective recruitment and succession planning
  16. Planning professional development in the workplace
  17. Difficult work situations: Communicating effectively and managing challenging staff
  18. Initiating and establishing partnerships with other organisations
  19. Listening to service users: How to build service models with service users at heart
  20. Inclusive models of practice for community services
  21. Facilitating community participation and inclusion
  22. Analysing program data and applying it to practice
  23. Maintaining strong networks and collaborative partnerships
  24. Financial fundamentals: Navigating budgets and financial statements
  25. Understanding systems and processes for financial and resource decision-making
  26. Project management: Setting up and monitoring resources efficiently
  27. Managing risk: The power of proactive strategies
  28. Planning for coaching on the job
  29. Coaching techniques in action
  30. Planning mentoring and supervision in the workplace
  31. Establishing a framework for professional development
  32. Evaluating the effectiveness of professional development
  33. Building relationships with the community
  34. Networking and building relationships with other organisations (Hospitality)
  35. Networking and building relationships with other organisations (Travel and Tourism)
  36. Networking and building relationships with other organisations (Events)
  37. Building an efficient customer service system
  38. Doing the right thing – Conflict resolution strategies for customer service (Hospitality)
  39. Doing the right thing – Conflict resolution strategies for customer service (Travel and Tourism)
  40. Doing the right thing – Conflict resolution strategies for customer service (Events)
  41. Designing loyalty programs for customers (Hospitality)
  42. Designing loyalty programs for customers (Travel and Tourism)
  43. Designing loyalty programs for customers (Events)
  44. Re-learning about customers’ expectations (Hospitality)
  45. Re-learning about customers’ expectations (Travel and Tourism)
  46. Re-learning about customers’ expectations (Events)
  47. Planning business recovery and growth
  48. Riding the wave: Emerging trends in organising events (Hospitality)
  49. Riding the wave: Emerging trends in organising events (Travel and Tourism)
  50. Riding the wave: Emerging trends in organising events (Events)
  51. Optimising event costs (Hospitality)
  52. Optimising event costs (Travel and Tourism)
  53. Optimising event costs (Events)
  54. Costing (Hospitality)
  55. Costing (Travel and Tourism)
  56. Costing (Events)
  57. Adjusting the recruitment process to address skill shortages
  58. Conducting online recruitment
  59. Recruiting candidates with special needs
  60. Carrying out staff inductions
  61. Supporting First Nations employees (Travel and Tourism)
  62. Supporting First Nations employees (Hospitality)
  63. Supporting First Nations employees (Events)
  64. Analysing event details to calculate costs (Events)
  65. Analysing event details to calculate costs (Travel and Tourism)
  66. Analysing event details to calculate costs (Hospitality)
  67. Making money while hosting events (Events)
  68. Making money while hosting events (Travel & Tourism)
  69. Making money while hosting events (Hospitality)
  70. Preparing quotes for events
  71. Saying the right thing – Communication techniques for customer service
  72. Using new technologies and innovation for online customer service
  73. Planning your professional development for business growth
  74. Determining optimal staffing levels to grow your business
  75. Motivating and engaging your team and developing workplace culture
  76. Managing diverse and multicultural teams
  77. Communication techniques for diverse and multicultural teams
  78. Call centre Outsourcing (English)
  79. Call centre Outsourcing (Indonesian)

Driving evidence-informed quality improvements and efficiencies

Troubleshooting for leaders: Empowering your team to overcome challenges

Building a stronger team

Effective recruitment and succession planning

Navigating change: How to make the transition from peer to manager

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