Credential Type –Specifies the classification of the credential, which can be:
Generic: A credential that recognizes a specific set of skills or knowledge, but is not formally accredited by an official body. It can be issued by any organization, such as universities or training providers, that is not required to be accredited by a recognized accreditation body like EQAR (European Quality Assurance Register for Higher Education).
Accredited: A credential that is formally recognized and awarded by an accredited institution or organization. For this type, the issuing body (e.g., a university) must be accredited by a recognized agency, such as EQAR, and the credential must meet specific standards set by that accrediting body.
