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Currently EducateONE has 5 levels of certifications, which due to regulations and accreditation, are generally defined as "lower" than the level of learning actually accomplished, and which we are working to ensure students will receive full recognition for this learning if/when full accreditation is earned by EducateONE.
| Certification | Level of Learning | Current Level | Legitimate Level | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Highschool Diploma | Secondary | Highschool | Highschool | This is only a broad educational certification of completing secondary education |
| Specialized Diploma | Postsecondary | Highschool | Postsecondary Diploma | This is currently granting a specialized highschool diploma at a secondary level, but the learning is at a postsecondary diploma level, and we are working for that proper recognition with accreditation |
| Baccalaureate Diploma | Tertiary | Highschool | Bachelor's Degree | This is currently only granting a secondary highschool diploma, using the precedent of International Baccalaureates being highschool diplomas, but the rigor is that of college, like a middle college highschool has. So we are working on the proper recognition with accreditation. |
| Master Certification | Postgraduate | Internal Certification for Volunteers | Master's Degree | Currently this is a certification with the precedent of other certifications like "Master Gardener" exist. But with the learning at a postgraduate level to transition to a Master's degree. |
| Docenture Certification | Postgraduate | Internal Certification for Volunteers | Doctorate | Currently this is a certification, based on the root of "Doctorate" but to clearly show it is not (yet) a doctoral degree. |
NOTE: While EducateONE is working diligently to achieve full accreditation so that our current certification programs can be fully recognized as having completed the level of learning they are actually at, there is no guarantee that we will achieve such accreditation, nor guarantee that we can "grandfather in" past certification recipients to fully earning degrees. Although we will do our best to do so.
