credentials
/krəˈdɛnʃəlz/
noun
- Documents or evidence that prove a person's identity, qualifications, or authority.
- The journalist presented her credentials to the embassy to get access to the press conference.
- His credentials include a degree from a top university and ten years of experience.
- You need to show your credentials at the security desk before entering the building.
- The qualities, training, or experience that make someone suitable for a particular role or task.
- The candidate's environmental credentials made her a popular choice for the committee.
- His credentials as a chef were proven by the awards his restaurant had won.
- She has strong credentials as a leader, having managed several large teams.