Human Skills are the differentiator. Accreditation makes it official.

In a world where AI can generate answers in seconds, the skills that define human value have never mattered more. Communication. Collaboration. Empathy. Ethical judgment. The ability to adapt, lead, and reflect.

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What beH Accreditation Means

• Standards-based human skills accreditation
• Aligned with OECD, UNESCO, WEF, CASEL, and ILO
• Evidence-driven, not self-reported
• Independent credentialing authority

• No stake in your curriculum or outcomes

Official Recognition of essential Human Skills

8

4

Proficiency levels

Core human skill domains

5+

2-3 yr

Global frameworks aligned

Accreditation validity

What beH Is

A lot of organizations talk about human skills. Fewer actually evaluate them. beH exists to close that gap.

beH is an independent, non-governmental accreditation agency. We do not design curricula, deliver training or sell programs. Our sole role is independt review and formal recognition - wich is precisely what gives our accreditation its value.

Not a Framework.

Not a Label. An Accreditation.

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Accreditation IS

Independent evaluation of human skills strategy and practice. Evidence-based review beyond self-reporting. A formal recognition that is time-bound, earned, and publicly verifiable.

Accreditation IS NOT

A ranking or marketing label. A curriculum or pedagogy. A governmental authorization. An automatic designation that any school can purchase.

Who this is for

EDUCATION

WORKFORCE

ORGANIZATIONS

For K–12 schools, districts, and higher education institutions seeking credible recognition of intentional human skill development beyond academic outcomes.

For employers, training providers, and professional learning programs preparing individuals to navigate collaboration, complexity, and ethical decision-making in modern workplaces.

For organizations committed to measurable, ethical, and developmentally grounded human skills learning across youth, adult, and lifelong learning contexts.

For any Institution that takes human development seriously

COMUNICATION

COLLABORATION

EMPATHY

The Eight Domains

ADAPTABILITY

ETHICAL DECISION MAKING

SELF - AWARENESS

Eight Skills. One Accreditation. A Lifetime of Relevance.

Each domain is grounded in global workface research and mapped to observable, assessable standards. Together, they represent the complete picture of what it means to be human in a world increasingly shaped by technology.

CRITICAL THINKING

LEADERSHIP & INFLUENCE

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Communication Framework

How Standards, Domains, Pillars & Competencies Connect

DOMAIN

Communication - Sending, receiving, and makin meaning.

PILLAR

Thematic grouping /4 pillars organize 8 standards)

STANDARD

Named skill area (e.g., Listening tu Understand)

COMPETENCY

Specific "You..." capability statement

LEVEL (1-4)

How consistently the competency shows up

PILLAR 1:

FOUNDATIONS

Shared meaning & clarity

Standard 1:

Understanding

Communication

Standard 2: Clarity & Word Choice

The 4 Pillars

PILLAR 2:

PRESENCE

Being present & listening

Standard 3:

Nonverbal &

Digital Presence

Standard 4: Listening to Understand

PILLAR 3:

RELATIONSHIPS

Trust & conflict

Standard 5:

Psychological

Safety

Standard 6: Difficult Conversations

PILLAR 4:

GROWTH

Practice & feedback

Standard 7:

Reflection &

Feedbak

Standard 8: Practicing & Experimenting

Proficiency Levels

Just Noticing

Recognizes after the fact

Trying It On

Uses in familiar situations

Consistently

Shows up daily

Intentional

Adapts across contexts

What Accreditations Is

A formal, standards-based recognition that verifies how human skills are intentionally developed, practiced, assessed, and reflected upon through learning experiences.

Accreditation through BeH applies to programs and learning experiences. It does not certify individual learners or instructors.