Collaboration Practitioner

Issued by Deakin University

Deakin University awarded credentials assess, validate and recognise demonstrated capabilities in the workplace. Earners of the Collaboration Practitioner credential have demonstrated that they promote participation and cooperation between teams and amongst stakeholders. They also evaluate and optimise collaborative results to drive operational outcomes.

Additional Details

Skills

Collaboration

Earning Criteria

This credential is verified by Deakin University.
Credential submissions are assessed by academic and industry practitioners with relevant experience.
The submission process is evidence based and successful achievement of a credential requires a portfolio of evidence, a written reflection and a video testimony showcasing the relevant skills and knowledge at the expected level. The submission has addressed and demonstrated all criteria listed below:
Engages with and positively influences stakeholders relevant to operational outcomes
Encourages teams and operational areas to collaborate and build effective ways of working with each other
Identifies and seeks to remove barriers to participation
Identifies and proactively resolves conflicts and differences

Standards

Deakin Credentials Levels Standard

Deakin's credential levels are aligned with global academic and industry standards. The credential awarded provides formal recognition and validation of demonstrated capabilities in the workplace. To learn more about Deakin's credential levels, please click the link.