A trusted voice on every certificate.
Invite senior people. Learners ask them to vouch in QS Passport. They sign off digitally — on the Chain of Trust.
How a vouch happens
Three steps — from your invite to a signed note employers can read.
You invite attesters
- 1
Invite a senior official, faculty head, industry expert, or partner organisation.
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They accept and can vouch for certificates.
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They appear in the list learners choose from.
Learners ask to vouch
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Open QS Passport. Pick the certificate.
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Choose an attester from your list.
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Send the request.
They sign off
- 1
Review the certificate.
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Add a digital signature and a short note (e.g. "Led the project team and delivered the final prototype on time").
- 3
The vouch lands on the Chain of Trust.
What learners see in QS Passport
A simple request flow: pick a certificate, pick a person, send. When they sign off, the note travels with the credential.
Ask someone to vouch
IllustrativeCertificate
Advanced Robotics Lab
Choose an attester
Why it wins
Proof with a name on it
"Completed" becomes "completed — and a named senior person says this is real."- Notes employers actually read: role, quality, skills shown.
- They pick the most relevant voice for the job.
Partners become advocates
- Faculty and industry partners become visible advocates.
- A concrete placement story for prospective students.
- Deeper ties with partners you invite as attesters.
Let faculty and partners vouch for your students
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