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TomoChain has officially announced that it will be partnering with the Government of Vietnam’s Ministry of Education and Training (MOET) to help develop, architect and utilize a National Qualification Archive (NQA) System that will secure recognized diplomas and certificates on the TomoChain public Blockchain- the official statement said.
Just like every other societal sector, the educational sector is filled with fraudulent activities such as diploma forgeries. It is especially hard to verify each diploma certificate or educational qualifications manually since that presents a tough task to employers. The Government of Vietnam;s Ministry of Education (MOET) plans on limiting this through the adoption of the NQA System, which will provide a standardized process at the national level. This development would enable agencies to verify diplomas in a simple, accurate and economical way and without affecting the autonomous power of degree-granting institutions in the country.
TomoChain Blockchain is adopted because of its ability to handle near-instantaneous transactions at a speed of 2000 transactions per second (TPS) and it’s cheap fee of $1 for over 30,000 transactions.
The NQA System will provide MOET with a simple interface that allows them to receive, and organize digital diplomas. Diplomas stored on TomoChain blockchain are transparent and ensure data integrity due to its immutable nature. Certificates uploaded to the NQA system are tagged with a unique ID, which is provided to students upon graduation. Employers simply need to ask for this information and when provided by the graduate, the employers can simply log on to the NQA System to verify and authenticate the diploma record.
The NQA System development started in October 2020 and is expected to be completed before the end of the year, further developments would be made when necessary and additional features will be added.
