Proof, not a claim
A resume says "proficient in SQL". A Provyn credential shows the score, the percentile and how each skill area went, from a timed, proctored assessment.
Universities
Graduate with proof,
not just a transcript.
Provyn gives graduating students a verified, proctored skills credential that employers can check in one click. We're opening a small number of campus pilots with career services offices and departments.
What a student leaves with
Graded quickly and the same way for everyone
Multiple-choice and most short answers are marked instantly. SQL is graded by running the student's query against a real database. Written and design answers are marked twice, independently, against a published rubric, and a person decides any case where the two disagree.
One link for every application
Each credential has a public verification page that anyone can check, so an employer doesn't have to take a PDF on trust.
The student stays in control
Students can hide their location, keep their profile out of search engines, hide it from recruiters, or make it private. Individual results belong to the student.
How a campus pilot works
Every pilot is shaped with the program running it. This is the usual outline.
- 1
A short call
We learn which programs and graduating classes you have in mind, what employers ask your office for, and any data-privacy review your institution needs.
- 2
Choose the assessments
Pick the credentials that match the roles your graduates go for. Each one is a timed assessment of 45 to 90 minutes, taken in the browser.
- 3
Students take them
Students sign up with their own email and take the assessments on their own schedule during the pilot window. Nothing is installed.
- 4
Review together
At the end we go through how it went with your team: participation, what students found useful, and whether to continue. Individual results are shared only by students who choose to.
Credentials available today
- SQL
- Data Structures and Algorithms
- JavaScript and TypeScript
- React
- Python
- Java
- Docker and Kubernetes
- AWS Fundamentals
- Go
- Security Fundamentals
- System Design
- TypeScript (Advanced)
- Incident Response
- System Design (Canvas)
- Data Analyst
- IT Support
- Sales Development (SDR)
Students can see each assessment's format and the skills it covers on its page before they start. Browse assessments.
Ask about a campus pilot
Tell us a little about your program. A person reads every request and replies by email. This doesn't create an account or commit you to anything. Running a student club (an ACM chapter, a coding society)? Use the same form and choose "Student organization" to ask for a credential drive link for your members before a career fair.