"educational credentials" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to a person's qualifications or certificates obtained through education, such as a degree or a diploma. Example: John's educational credentials, including a bachelor's degree in engineering and a master's degree in business administration, made him a top candidate for the job.
As a result, the core labour force became more highly educated, the labour markets became more selective based on educational credentials, and the social mobility diminished especially for those with the lowest educational credentials.
The employment rate of the population with only an elementary school education decreased more than that of those with higher educational credentials.
We found an increasing trend in psychiatric hospitalisation rates among the population with only an elementary school education, and a decreasing trend in those with higher educational credentials.
The participants were categorised according to their highest completed educational credentials: (1) elementary school or lower, (2) secondary education, and (3) college degree or higher.
Therefore, inclusion of education in our models is questionable; it is likely that higher educational credentials are, to a substantial extent, the outcome of higher IQ (41).
All women should take pride in their education, and there are things one can do every day to boost educational credentials.
They obtain patents at twice the rate of American-born people with the same educational credentials.
She: awash in disputes about what her educational credentials are and whether she has exaggerated them.
She offered no further explanation as to why she had falsified her educational credentials.
Many people with good intentions but few educational credentials rushed to open charter schools.
Born in Carshalton, on the leafy edge of south London, Boorman had no special educational credentials.
