What is the difference between a credential and a certificate?
Credential is the general term used to denote the document on which all of a person’s educational certificates and endorsements are listed. The holder is entitled to provide educational services in any and/or all areas listed on the credential. Certificate is the general term used to denote what area and grades an individual is eligible to teach.
Related Questions
- If I hold multiple degrees (secondary certificate, bachelors degree, masterss degree, etc.) must I submit each credential?
- Credential Manager shows a different expiration date from my certificate and ID card. Which date is correct?
- Must all twelve courses be Camosun courses to obtain a PACCT certificate credential?
