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Microcredentials
Capability built. Credibility earned.
What is a microcredential?
Microcredentials help you demonstrate capability – clearly, confidently and credibly.
As the profession continues to evolve, there is growing value in not only building skills, but being able to demonstrate capability in areas shaping the future, such as AI, sustainability and data. CA ANZ microcredentials are designed to support that next step, helping you build confidence in what you can do and gain recognition for it.
Through a structured CA ANZ Certificate, you’ll develop practical, career‑relevant capability and, on successful assessment, earn a verifiable CA ANZ microcredential. This microcredential is trusted, recognised and designed to be shared – giving employers, clients and peers confidence in what your capability represents.
Certificate in AI fluency
Certificate in data analytics
Certificate in finance business partnering
Certificate in climate-related disclosures
Who can earn a CA ANZ microcredential?
Any accounting or finance professional looking to build recognised capability in a targeted area.
What's the difference between a micro course, certificate and microcredential?
Micro courses are short, self-paced learning experiences focused on a specific skill or topic.
Certificates are structured, cohort-based programs that blend digital learning, live workshops, assessment and peer engagement to build deeper capability.
Microcredentials are awarded upon successful completion of the certificate and provide credible proof of capability, represented by a digital badge.
What does "cohort-based" mean?
Cohort-based means you progress through the program alongside a group of peers, following a structured learning program. You attend scheduled workshops and learn collaboratively, rather than studying entirely on your own.
This approach creates a more engaging, supported learning experience and allows you to learn from both facilitators and fellow participants.
What happens if I can't attend a workshop?
You may miss up to one session and still qualify for the microcredential, provided all other requirements are met. If you miss more than one workshop, you won’t be eligible to complete the assessment.
This ensures participants gain the full knowledge and practical insights needed to complete the certificate with confidence.
How will I be assessed?
You’ll complete an open‑book online assessment at the end of the course to show your understanding of the key concepts. The assessment includes 20 questions drawn from all the micro courses, and you’ll have 90 minutes to finish.
To pass, you’ll need to score at least 80%. You’ll have up to three attempts in total, and if you don’t pass on your first try, you can take your remaining attempts anytime within the assessment window.
How do I earn a microcredential?
To earn a microcredential, you must miss no more than one workshop, complete the required digital learning, and pass the end-of-course assessment. Upon successful completion, you’ll be awarded a CA ANZ microcredential, including a digital badge you can share on LinkedIn.
When will I receive my CPD hours and will it be added to my CPD log?
CPD hours are awarded and verified after you complete the program, in line with CA ANZ CPD requirements.
Upon completion, you can add your CPD hours to your CPD log.
Once I have chosen my topic, where can I find more information about the specific cohort and schedule?
Once you have selected your desired cohort, you can find all the information on dates and live workshop timings under the “Agenda” tab.
Group bookings
Group discounts are available for 3+ participants from the same organisation. For teams of 10 or more, we also offer private cohorts with flexible delivery. Submit an enquiry and an Account Manager will be in touch to discuss your training needs.