SEEC is a consortium of HE providers who support student mobility and create learning opportunities through the use of academic credit. We do this by providing and promoting events and networking opportunities to facilitate the sharing of best practice and new developments. We publish resources for the benefit of our membership and the wider community, notably the SEEC Credit Level Descriptors. We also provide a signposting service for learners looking for information on credit.
Formed in 1985, SEEC operated independently until 2020 and is now a Network of UALL.
Recent meeting held with the Cabinet Office to report on credit transfer across HE providers
Case studies on application of the SEEC Descriptors are sought for online publication
SEEC's event programme is suspended due to COVID-19 but you can still contact us for information or support
Testimonials
If you are interested in the power of learning to enhance and transform individual lives, working practices and wider society, then you should be interested in credit. Despite the basic architecture for credit recognition being available for many years, there are still significant barriers to its coherent implementation which limit access to higher education. SEEC has a mission to promote learning opportunity through credit and operates as a source of expertise and a focus for the development of best practice towards the achievement of this goal.
Prof Darryll Bravenboer PFHEA, Director of Apprenticeships and Skills, Middlesex University
Being a member of SEEC is incredibly valuable for the OU. We do a huge amount of credit transfer and are often seen as leaders in the field but there is still so much to be done in the sector to get a level playing field for learners. Joining our voice with other like-minded institutions enables us to get more public attention on the benefits of credit recognition than we ever could alone.
Dr Liz Marr, Director of Teaching, Learning and Teaching Innovation, The Open University
