SkillDisplay

Do you like to show others what you can do? Are you even more motivated if you track your success? Then we proudly present SkillDisplay - A platform which helps you to record and display your skills.

What does SkillDisplay do?

SkillDisplay allows you to create and utilize SkillSets. A SkillSet covers the requirements of existing certifications for a certain area of knowledge.

The required knowledge is split up in individual Skills - each with their own prerequisites, goals and links to recommended learning ressources - to help you structure your learning progress.

Both Skills and whole SkillSets can be verified by either yourself - should you feel to have learnt everything necesseary in that field - or a third party - an employer, an educator, or an official certification.

Open Beta starts on Wednesday, April 24th 2019 12:00 AM

Set your alarms, prepare your keyboards. The features which were formerly an exclusive sneak peak for Closed Beta participants will now be available for all registered users.
Featuring new stakeholder colors and a completely re-envisioned UI - tracking, enhancing and acquiring your skills has never been easier.

You can find out more details in our blog post about the Open Beta or jump straight into our new Tutorial.

5 steps to understand SkillDisplay

Are you new to the platform? Check out our tutorial.

Stakeholder

Max Seifert, graduate of the HTL Rennweg 3 Vienna

Max Seifert
Graduate
HTL3 Rennweg

Learners

Ferdinand Kasper
Teacher
HTL3 Rennweg

Educators

Jochen Weiland
Owner
jweiland.net

Business Persons

Anja Leichsenring
Technical Consultant
TYPO3 GmbH

Certifiers

Erasmus+, Supporting projects and activities in the fields of education, training, youth and sport

The SkillDisplay project is supported to enrich functionalities, create use cases and review them together with partners over the course of an Erasmus+ action (2018-2020).

"The European Commission support for the production of this publication does not constitute an endorsement of the contents which reflects the views only of the authors, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein."