“Diya” app now stores diplomas and certificates
22.03.24
The Ministry of Digital Development has introduced full support for educational documents in the “Diya” application. Now users will not need to look for certificates and diplomas in the boxes of “very important documents”. All of them will become available after the Diya update.
Also, an electronic document on education in a smartphone can be useful during a trip abroad if the diploma is left at home.
This educational documents online are make comfort Diya better:
- Certificate/certificate of basic general secondary education
- Certificate/certificate of complete general secondary education
- Certificate of working qualifications
- Diploma of a skilled worker
- Professional Junior Bachelor’s Diploma
- Associate Diploma
- Junior Bachelor’s Diploma
- Bachelor’s degree
- Specialist Diploma
- Master’s degree
- Doctor of Philosophy
- Doctor of Arts degree
The documents will be pulled up automatically, but provided that they are in the Unified State Electronic Database for Education.
Let us remind you that in the “Diya” application you can also get an extract from the Unified State Register, a work book, rights, certificates, etc. It has also become an open-source project and now everyone can find out how it all works. During the war…
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