University degrees
Bachelor’s, Master’s, doctoral and equivalent qualifications.
Verify education and qualifications with evidence
Check candidate-provided education and qualification information against available supporting evidence and verification sources.
Example University
Bachelor of Computer Science · 2022Academic record
Official digital record or uploaded documentCompare relevant fields
Matches · Differences · Not shownDocument Reviewed
Evidence and verification basis recordedRelevant credentials. Appropriate evidence.
AuthNTick supports education and qualification screening across a range of qualification types in Australia and overseas. The verification method and information available depend on the institution, country, qualification and evidence source.
Review qualifications, institutions, completion details and other relevant academic information as part of a structured, risk-based screening process. Each category is subject to suitable evidence; independent verification is not available for every credential.
Bachelor’s, Master’s, doctoral and equivalent qualifications.
Diplomas, advanced diplomas and Certificate I–IV qualifications.
Apprenticeships and recognised trade qualifications.
Relevant credentials where supported by an appropriate source. Current registration or a right to practise may require a separate register check.
High school and secondary education records where appropriate evidence is available.
Relevant training and short-course credentials where suitable evidence is available.
Other education records assessed according to the screening purpose and available evidence.
One structured screening process
AuthNTick provides a structured workflow for collecting candidate information, reviewing supporting evidence and recording verification findings.
Candidates provide the qualification type, institution, country, award and completion year, with honours classification, majors or specialisations where relevant.
Share an available official digital academic record or upload a degree certificate, testamur, academic transcript or other relevant education record.
Compare candidate names, institution, qualification, completion or conferral year, major and other available fields. Record matches, differences and information that cannot be compared separately.
The report records the scope, evidence reviewed, verification basis and findings, including what matched, what differed and what was unavailable from the source.
Different qualifications. One structured screening process. The evidence pathway may differ, but the objective remains the same: clearly record what was supplied, what evidence was reviewed and what the available source supports.
Provide qualification details → share an available official digital academic record → relevant fields are compared → receive structured findings.
Where My eQuals is available ↓ 02 · OVERSEAS QUALIFICATIONSProvide qualification and institution details → upload the certificate or transcript and translation where required → available sources are assessed → receive structured findings.
Explore the overseas pathway ↓Australian qualifications · Where available
Where a qualification is available through My eQuals, candidates can provide a shareable link to their official digital academic record. AuthNTick can use the supplied record as evidence and compare relevant academic information with the details provided for the check.
Availability depends on the provider and record. If an appropriate digital record is unavailable, relevant certificates or transcripts can be supplied for review. See the official My eQuals sharing guidance.
How to share your My eQuals record
Sign in to your My eQuals account using the available sign-in method.
Open Documents, choose the relevant qualification, transcript or testamur, and use its share control.
Choose the appropriate link-sharing option. This example shows “Public on the web”; anyone with that link can view the shared record.
Complete the sharing settings and keep the link accessible for the time needed to review the evidence. Share only the required record.
Copy the generated share link and paste it into the AuthNTick Education & Qualification Check.
My eQuals availability depends on the education provider and record. Candidates should share only the record required for their education check.
Illustrative My eQuals sharing instructions. The My eQuals interface may change. My eQuals is a third-party service.
International education verification
Overseas qualifications may require a different evidence and verification process. AuthNTick collects additional information to identify the institution, locate an appropriate source and assess the qualification against the available evidence.
Depending on the country and institution, independent verification may involve an institution portal, public verification service, registrar or another appropriate source. Availability and scope vary. Candidate details establish the record to compare; a translation assists interpretation and does not itself verify the underlying qualification.
Identify the category of credential being checked.
Provide your name, date of birth, institution country, award and year, with honours or majors where relevant.
Provide the institution website and campus or city. Add a student ID, registrar contact or other information where available.
Upload the relevant certificate, transcript or academic record. A certified English translation is required where the primary document is not in English.
Review the qualification, institution information and evidence, then submit for assessment against the available source.
No online source? Candidates can select No or Not sure. A supplied website, email, portal or reference code is supporting information; its authority must be assessed before it is used for independent verification.
Know the basis of the assessment
Education screening should provide more than a simple pass or fail. AuthNTick records candidate-provided information, the evidence reviewed and the findings, giving organisations a clearer basis for understanding what was checked.
Document review
A supplied education document can be reviewed for consistency with candidate-provided information. Reviewing a copy does not itself independently confirm the award with its issuer.
Official digital record
Where available, a shareable My eQuals link gives access to an official digital academic record. Relevant fields can be compared; the record may not display every detail supplied by the candidate.
Independent institution verification
Information may be independently confirmed through an institution or authorised verification source where that process is available and actually performed. The report identifies the method used.
Matches, differences and unavailable fields
Relevant fields are recorded individually, so a result can distinguish what matches, what differs and what the evidence does not show.
AuthNTick assesses the available information and records the basis of the assessment. A source may confirm the institution, qualification and completion year without displaying the candidate’s date of birth. That field is unavailable for comparison, not a mismatch.
Candidate: Bachelor of Computer Science
Evidence: Bachelor of Information
Technology
Finding: Qualification differs — seek clarification.
Verification assessment
An understandable evidence trail
Education and qualification results show what was assessed rather than reduce the check to an unexplained score.
A result can identify the qualification type, institution, award, completion or conferral year, country, major, evidence type, verification method and finding summary. It separates fields compared, matches, differences and unavailable information.
“Document Reviewed” describes the basis of this fictional example. It does not mean the candidate is approved or that the institution independently confirmed every detail.
The organisation considers the findings against its role requirements. Education verification does not assess job performance, replace a current professional-register check or determine the Australian equivalence of an overseas award.
Learn more about education and qualification checks →Education & Qualification Check Result
Comparison of supplied qualification details with an official digital academic record. No separate institution confirmation is represented in this example.
Finding summaryDisplayed academic details match. Date of birth is not shown by the source.
Verification assessment
AS 4811:2022 · Workforce screening
Education and qualification screening should be proportionate to the role, screening purpose and identified risks. The evidence and verification method may vary according to the qualification, institution, country and availability of authoritative sources.
AS 4811:2022 Workforce screening sets out requirements and guidance for organisation-specific screening principles, policies and processes. AuthNTick’s structured workflow is designed to support an AS 4811:2022-aligned, risk-based employment screening process by recording candidate-provided information, the evidence considered and resulting findings.
The organisation determines the scope according to the role, responsibilities, risk, regulatory requirements and screening purpose. An education check can form part of that framework where relevant; it does not by itself guarantee compliance or make the employment decision.
An education and qualification check assesses candidate-provided education or qualification information against appropriate evidence or verification sources. It may compare the institution, award, completion year, major or specialisation and other available academic information.
The platform supports workflows for university degrees, diplomas and certificates, trade qualifications, professional licences or accreditations, secondary education, short courses and other qualifications in Australia and overseas. What can be confirmed depends on the qualification, available evidence and verification source.
My eQuals provides access to official digital academic records issued by participating education providers. Where an appropriate record is available, candidates can share a link for the check. Availability depends on the provider and record; sharing a record does not establish that every field has been independently verified.
Yes. The workflow accepts relevant education documents such as a degree certificate, testamur or academic transcript. The report identifies the assessment basis. Document review is only described as independent institution verification if that verification actually occurred.
AuthNTick supports workflows for assessing Australian and overseas education and qualifications. The verification method and information that can be confirmed depend on the institution, country, qualification, available evidence and verification source. Overseas coverage and turnaround are not guaranteed.
Candidates provide institution and qualification details and may be asked for the institution website, campus or city, student or registration number, registrar contact information and available verification information. Relevant academic documents are required, with a certified English translation where required for a non-English document.
Where the primary education document is not in English, a certified English translation may be required alongside it. The translation assists with interpreting the information but does not itself establish that the qualification is authentic.
Candidates can provide the portal or result URL and a relevant verification code or reference number. Candidate-supplied links and contacts are supporting information, not automatically independently verified sources. AuthNTick records the verification basis actually used.
Relevant differences can be recorded against individual fields so the organisation can see which details differ from the available evidence. AuthNTick presents the findings; the organisation assesses their relevance, seeks clarification where appropriate and makes the final decision.
Information unavailable from the source is recorded as not shown or unable to compare, rather than automatically treated as a mismatch. For example, a record may show the award and year but omit the candidate’s date of birth.
Education screening is one part of a broader, risk-based process where relevant to the role. The organisation determines the appropriate scope and makes employment or engagement decisions in accordance with applicable requirements and its policies.
Verification of the original qualification is separate from an assessment of its Australian equivalence, migration value or suitability for a regulated occupation. These may require an appropriate assessing authority or professional registration process.
Combine relevant work history verification, reference checks and other checks through the workforce screening platform. Choose checks according to the role and identified risks.
Education & Qualification Checks
Bring education and qualification verification into the same screening workflow as your other candidate checks.