Leeds, A Learning City

Empower Learners. Recognise Skills. Issue Digital Badges.

Digital badges help learners across Leeds showcase their skills to employers—creating inclusive pathways into work.

Schools and colleges to universities and charities, organisations across Leeds are using digital badges to recognise learning and showcase skills.

Badges help learners highlight achievements to employers and take steps into work - supporting inclusive pathways and stronger communities

Getting started is easy
Leeds Learning Alliance Members and charities receive 20% off in April 25

What is a digital badge?

Badges are a way to recognise skills, they act like a digital reference and contain information about your achievement. Digital Badges can be shared on social media like Facebook, professional profiles like Linkedin and with employers on CVs and applications.

What do badges recognise?

Badges recognise all types of learning—formal and informal—helping learners understand and communicate their skills. They build confidence and open up new opportunities for employment and progression.

  • Region of Learning

    A superbly simple way to recognise our members valuable contributions across

    SIMON FLOWERS - CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER

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    A rich and structured way for Left Bank to recognise the learning in a new and relevant way.

    SUE JENNINGS - DIRECTOR

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    We can now have a way of representing quality of the training we provide in a way that everyone feels proud of.

    CLARE SANDERSON -DIRECTOR

  • Digital badges are an innovative way to verify organisations have gone above and beyond with cyber security.

    ADAM HEPWORTH - SALES DIRECTOR

Stand out as a leader in the industry by embracing the future of skills recognition with digital badges.

Why Should You Get Involved?

Build engaging learning pathways that empower your learners to succeed.

Track the impact of your programme across your organisation

“Lets connect learning in Leeds and build inclusive learning pathways for all with digital badges.”

Martyn Long - Head of employment and skills at Leeds City Council