OnePassportOnePassportVerified once. Trusted everywhere.
For workers

Your profession.
Your credential. Your record.

Every care profession carries a different set of requirements. Each one has its own site, its own language and its own checklist. Underneath all five is the same free passport, owned by you.

Choose your front door

Five passports, one system.

Why it is free

Profile is free, and that is a design decision.

A care worker should not pay to hold the credentials their job already demands of them. The organisations that benefit from a verified workforce fund OnePassport Profile. That is deliberate, not an introductory offer.

  • Free to download, free to use, free to keep
  • Free when you change employer, and free when you leave the sector
  • No advertising, and your data is never sold

What you get out of it

  1. Stop re-proving yourself

    Your credentials are verified once and travel with you to the next employer.

  2. Never miss an expiry

    Reminders before a registration, check or first aid certificate lapses.

  3. A CV that is already proven

    Built from verified credentials, so it does not need to be taken on trust.

  4. Control over who sees what

    Release what a role requires, and disconnect an employer in one tap.

Questions workers actually ask

Will my employer see things I have not shared?

No. You release specific credentials to a specific organisation. Anything you have not released stays private to you.

What happens if I leave?

You disconnect them, and your record leaves with you. They keep only the evidence their own record keeping obligations require them to hold.

Can I use one passport for several employers?

Yes. Connect to as many organisations as you work for. Each sees only its own connection.

Does it work if I move interstate or change profession?

Yes. The record is yours and it is national. If you move between care professions, the credentials that carry over travel with you.

Acknowledgement of Country

OnePassport acknowledges and pays respect to the past, present and future Traditional Custodians and Elders of this nation, and the continuation of cultural, spiritual and educational practices of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.