Honoring standout credentialing programs, people, and partnerships shaping the future of learning and work. From learner impact to digital transformation, these awards recognize what progress looks like across education, training, and workforce development.
Submit your nomination by 11:59 p.m. ET, November 5, 2026.
Drafting with your team first? Use the nomination template.

Browse the categories and choose up to four that best match your story.
Tell a brief story of your program’s impact — what changed, and why it mattered. Submit by November 5.
Winners are announced December 9 and featured in our 2026 Year in Review celebration.
Ten ways to shine, with eight program and two individual categories celebrating different kinds of impact. Submit in up to four categories.
Recognizes the most outstanding credentialing program overall — one that demonstrates excellence across growth, innovation, learner impact, and operational success. This award celebrates organizations setting the benchmark for what’s possible with digital credentials.
Celebrates a program that has demonstrably advanced learner outcomes — from job attainment and advancement to skill application or credential visibility. This award honors organizations that put learners at the center and deliver real-world impact through digital recognition.
Recognizes a credentialing program that has significantly expanded in reach or influence — whether through enrollment growth, new learner segments, or increased credential sharing and engagement.
Honors a program that has successfully transformed outdated, manual, or fragmented credentialing processes into streamlined, scalable, digital workflows. This includes creative use of integrations with LMS or CRM systems, automation, or centralized credential operations to improve efficiency and reach.
Recognizes a program that drives access, equity, or career opportunity — whether by supporting underrepresented learners, advancing workforce mobility, or enabling career re-entry. This award is open to both mission-driven organizations and teams using credentials to expand opportunity within their workforce or industry.
Recognizes creative, branded, and learner-centric credentialing experiences — including badge or certificate design, delivery methods, shareability features, and post-completion engagement strategies that elevate the learner journey.
Celebrates partnerships between organizations that co-created or co-delivered credentials to advance shared goals. This could include stackable credentials across providers, cross-institutional recognition, or employer-aligned pathways that strengthen an entire industry or profession.
Celebrates a team that successfully brought together stakeholders across departments — such as credentialing, marketing, academic programs, and IT — to launch or scale a credentialing program. This award recognizes the power of collaboration in building sustainable, learner-first credentialing strategies.
Recognizes a leader who has driven meaningful credentialing innovation and impact within their organization. This individual played a central role in aligning teams, championing learner-first practices, and scaling credentialing as a strategic function.
Honors an individual who has gone above and beyond to champion Accredible — through public advocacy, peer support, platform feedback, or community participation. The winner will be nominated and selected by Accredible employees.
Position your team as a leader in digital credentialing.
Winning reinforces your role in shaping the future of learning and signals credibility to peers, partners, and the industry.
Get featured across Accredible’s highest-visibility channels.
Your work will be seen in our press release, Certified Insights newsletter, social media, and blog.
Build the case for budget, buy-in, and continued growth.
Award recognition gives you proof to share with stakeholders — strengthening your case for investment, expansion, and cross-functional support.
Last year’s winners showcase what real impact looks like — building learner-first credentialing programs and proving what digital recognition can achieve.

Launched a category-defining certification in Collaborative Work Management that boosted lead conversion 5–6x and ARR growth while earning strong learner satisfaction and market credibility.

Bridged Greece’s data skills gap through project-based, mentor-supported training that led to 95% job placement within three months and 2,000+ shared credentials.

Fueled 47% growth in partner accreditations and $36M partner-sourced and -influenced pipeline by embedding credentials into incentives, automation, and cross-functional go-to-market strategy.

Enabled instant, eco-conscious delivery of 32K+ digital credentials by replacing paper workflows — eliminating hundreds of thousands in legacy costs for the organization and its partners, and enabling reinvestment in the learner experience.

Partnered with Offploy to launch the R3 Certificate, supporting ex-offenders’ reintegration and employment through mobile-first credentials — generating £12M+ in societal savings and frontline impact.

Reimagined online learning through personalized pathways, gamified streaks, and community engagement — achieving record learner satisfaction, 72% share rates, and 500-day learning streaks.

Forged four strategic collaborations — including with the CDC and Morehouse School of Medicine — to deliver portable, high-impact credentials that elevate public health leaders and expand access to national service recognition.

Unified 50+ divisions under a global digital credentialing framework — integrating Docebo and Accredible to boost automation, brand consistency, and issuance by 128% year-over-year.

Led a UN-recognized digital transformation that replaced paper credentials with a secure, multilingual, blockchain-powered ecosystem — advancing equity, innovation, and lifelong recognition for 190+ countries.

Nominated by Accredible employees for his trusted partnership, generous peer support, and unwavering advocacy, Art has helped shape and strengthen the broader credentialing community.
Current Accredible customers from education, training, or workforce organizations are eligible. You can submit on behalf of a program, team, or individual — including yourself, a peer, or a cross-functional partner.
Nominations close at 11:59 p.m. ET on November 5, 2026.
Yes. You can nominate yourself or your team in up to four categories per nomination. Choose the ones most relevant to your work.
Yes. Use the same form. Whether you’re nominating yourself or someone else, you’ll just need their contact information and the category you’re submitting to.
Yes. 2025 nominees, finalists, and winners are all welcome to submit. Winners can't win the same category two years in a row, but can win a different one.
Yes. You can use the nomination form template to draft your responses or collaborate with others before submitting. When you’re ready, complete the official nomination form.
You can’t edit a submission after it’s been sent, but if you made a mistake, email us at awards@accredible.com and we’ll do our best to help.
Tell a clear story of the impact. What changed because of your work — for learners, your team, or your organization? Share a quick stat, quote, or data point if you can. Whether it’s credential sharing, learner outcomes, or program reach, numbers help your story stick. For inspiration, see what made the 2025 winners stand out. But don’t overthink it — the form is short and meant to be simple.
One winner will be selected per category.
Yes. If your story is a stronger fit for a category you didn't select, we may consider it there.
Each nomination is reviewed by the Accredible team against clarity, relevance, and demonstrated impact. Some categories include additional internal platform data to support evaluation.
Finalists will be notified in November. Winners will be revealed on December 9, 2026, as part of Accredible's Year in Review celebration.
Winners get a digital credential, public recognition across our top channels, and a $100 gift (or a donation to a cause of their choice), plus optional speaking or spotlight opportunities.
Yes. By submitting, you agree that Accredible may feature this nomination — including names, logos, and submitted story — in award-related content and promotions such as our blog, newsletter, or social media. This applies whether you’re nominating your own program or someone else’s.
Email us at awards@accredible.com and we’ll be happy to help.
Three questions, one story, up to four categories. Draft it with your team using the nomination template, then submit when you're ready.
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