Scaler unlocks additional 50%  revenue from existing students 
by offering accredited degrees through Woolf

• Scaler saw a surge in demand for industry-focused online higher education programs that were specifically designed for professionals aspiring to join a global workforce.
• Graduates wanted to earn academic credits that would  be recognized by employers and immigration agencies.
• To differentiate themselves from other bootcamps in the tech space, Scaler recognized the need to accredit their programs. However, the traditional accreditation process  is highly complex, expensive, and time-consuming.

• Scaler partnered with Woolf to establish Scaler Neovarsity, a computer science degree program offering globally recognized degrees.
• Scaler Neovarsity integrated Woolf’s Academic Management System (AMS) with a single API, which automated the compliance process.
• Scaler Neovarsity mapped its existing bootcamp courses with Woolf’s curriculum to meet regulatory requirements across all programs.

• Since students are willing to pay more for globally recognized degrees, Scaler was able to increase tuition rates by 50%.
• Scaler expanded its recognition to 65 countries through Woolf’s accreditation.
• Scaler now has 5,000+ students enrolled in accredited programs and unlocked an additional $1,800 in revenue per student.
• Scaler joined an accredited institution in a fraction of the time and cost of the traditional accreditation process.
• Gaining access to global accreditation improved Scaler’s brand equity, leading to higher lead-to-enrollment ratios.

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• Scaler now grants Master of Science in Computer Science (AI & ML) degrees.
• Scaler Neovarsity's programs are accredited at EQF Level 7 under Malta’s Qualifications Framework.
• Scaler Neovarsity's degrees are recognized for immigration and permanent residency in Canada.

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