At Anglia Ruskin University (ARU), a quiet revolution is changing how students showcase their skills and job readiness. Through a partnership with Navigatr, ARU has moved from generic PDF certificates to a dynamic system of verifiable, shareable digital badges. Each badge clearly shows a student’s real achievements, leadership, and growth.

This isn’t just new tech for its own sake. Students can now easily explain what they did, how they did it, and why it matters. Employers see genuine proof of skills, not vague claims.

Students like Ruime and Naveed show how powerful this is. Their badges highlight real projects, teamwork and leadership experience. Recruiters can check details instantly, which builds trust and opens doors even before an interview begins.

For other universities, ARU’s approach shows how digital badges can boost employability and connect learning with real career opportunities. Navigatr makes it simple, credible and student-focused.