All Education & Qualification Tools

Score two study destinations against the factors that matter to you—academic fit, affordability, funding, visa/post-study practicality and personal fit—using your own importance weights.

Compare your profile with the minimums published by a programme: academic score, English score, prerequisite credits, experience, required documents and whether the application round is open.

Screen the verified scholarship records currently in LearnWithShery by degree level, destination, work-experience signal and whether you need a fully funded route.

Compare the first-year amount you expect to need with the money you can actually document from savings, accepted funding and confirmed scholarships.

Select a target country and locate the official recognition/admissions starting point for researching whether your three-year bachelor can support the route you want.

Compare your study gap with an explicit maximum published by a programme or authority. If no maximum is published, the tool tells you not to invent one.

Compare your number of backlogs or failed-course attempts with a maximum explicitly published by the programme you are researching.

Normalize a score from one numeric scale to another for rough planning while keeping the original transcript grade visible.

Estimate a German grade with the Modified Bavarian Formula using the best possible grade, minimum passing grade and your achieved grade on the original scale.

Calculate a weighted GPA from three course groups or modules using the grades and credit weights you enter.

Calculate the average grade you would need across future credits to reach a target cumulative GPA.

Convert a percentage to a proportional value on another numeric scale for rough planning, with an explicit warning that real GPA equivalency is not universal.

Place an entered result on a normalized 0–100 proportion so you can compare grading scales descriptively without claiming formal degree equivalency.

Estimate ECTS from total workload hours using an hours-per-ECTS assumption you choose, while keeping the result separate from the credits an institution officially awards.

Apply a conversion ratio that you have obtained from the relevant institution or evaluation method; no universal credit-hours-to-ECTS ratio is assumed.

Paste or import a local CSV with course, date, credits and category columns to total credits and summarize subject categories in your browser.

Summarize the credits you have assigned to subject categories such as mathematics, statistics or computer science from a local transcript CSV.

Compare the number of prerequisite credits a programme publishes with the credits you can document in that subject.

Model a bachelor’s credit structure with a conversion ratio you provide, useful for planning 180/210/240-ECTS comparisons without claiming official equivalency.

Choose a target country and the purpose of your question to open the official recognition starting point instead of relying on an unofficial equivalency blog.

Find the official national recognition/accreditation starting point for checking whether a higher-education institution is recognised in the target country.

Route an academic-equivalency question to the official recognition starting point for the country where you want to study or use the qualification.

Choose the country where you want to work and open its official qualification-recognition starting point before looking for the profession-specific regulator.

Pre-screen the evidence commonly requested in foreign-qualification recognition before you start an official evaluation.

Add tuition, living costs and one-off expenses, then subtract confirmed funding to estimate the total cash burden of a study scenario.

Estimate the first-year cash you need before departure from unpaid tuition, living costs, deposits, travel/visa setup and confirmed funding offsets.

Build a monthly international-student budget from rent, food, transport, insurance, utilities/phone and personal/study spending.

Calculate selected source-backed student-visa maintenance funds, add unpaid tuition and subtract accepted documented funding while keeping the official source visible.

Model Germany’s current blocked-account baseline together with unpaid tuition and an extra cash buffer.

Estimate additional maintenance funds for dependants using selected current UK, Sweden and Canada source-backed rules.

Subtract confirmed usable scholarship/grant funding from the total study cost you expect to pay and show the remaining amount you must finance.

Calculate tuition still payable after a scholarship or fee waiver that can actually be applied to tuition.

Add application fees, test-score/reporting charges, transcript/evaluation costs, translation/legalisation and other application expenses, then subtract waivers/refunds.

Build a visa-application cost scenario from the official filing fee, biometrics, medical/health evidence, insurance, translations and travel/courier expenses.

Add a percentage safety buffer to a foreign-currency amount so exchange-rate movement and bank/conversion spreads do not leave your plan exactly at the minimum.

Estimate the monthly payment for a fixed-rate education loan from principal, annual interest rate and repayment term.

Estimate how many years of an assumed annual after-tax income gain it would take to recover the total education cost.

Search the verified scholarship records currently stored in LearnWithShery using level, destination, experience and full-funding preference, then open the official provider for final eligibility.

Work backwards from an official scholarship deadline so tests, references, essays and documents are ready before the closing date.

Calculate the maximum amount of two entered awards that can fit within the eligible-cost cap you specify, while reminding you that award terms can prohibit stacking.

Check common scholarship application evidence before opening the provider’s final checklist.

Compare two awards by the tuition amount, living stipend and travel/other support they would provide in the same planning currency.

Work backwards from a target programme start date by the preparation lead time you want to reserve.

Enter a real university or scholarship deadline and calculate the latest date you should start based on the preparation lead time you need.

Work backwards from an application closing date to set a personal start date for tests, documents, references and application preparation.

Calculate when a document request or preparation task should begin so it is completed before the application deadline.

Set a personal visa-application target earlier than your travel or course-start date by the buffer you choose.

Work backwards from an application deadline to decide when a language-test retake should happen, including score-release and contingency time.

Plan backwards from your target application deadline using an APS verification lead time that you enter from the current APS guidance for your applicant route.

Plan when to start a credential evaluation by subtracting the evaluator’s published processing time and your own correction/courier buffer from the deadline.

Pre-screen five high-impact application readiness areas before paying a fee or submitting a university application.

Pre-screen common student-visa evidence areas before using the destination government’s final document checklist.

Check whether a document will still be valid through a target date plus any extra validity buffer the receiving authority requires.

Use your origin and destination countries to structure the question, then open the HCCH Apostille Section to verify Convention status and the correct competent authority.

Pre-screen the issues that determine whether a translated academic or visa document is likely to need certification or a particular format.

Check whether your statement of purpose is programme-specific, evidence-backed, concrete about goals, original and edited for clarity.

Track how many recommendation letters you need, have requested and have actually received/submitted.

Compare your overall and minimum sub-score with the exact English requirement published by a programme.

Calculate the numeric gap between your current language-test score and the programme minimum on the same test scale.

Check the five programme-level conditions that matter before assuming your English test result is acceptable.

Check whether you have explicit programme-level evidence that a Medium of Instruction route is accepted for your intake and whether you can provide the required proof.

Compare your current language score with the programme minimum and check whether your assumed retake plus score-release window fits before the deadline.

Choose a study destination and open the official student visa/residence source that controls work rights, rather than relying on a stale “20 hours everywhere” article.

Choose a destination and route your spouse/partner/child question to the official student immigration source before assuming dependants are allowed.

Choose a destination and open the official immigration starting point for checking post-study work or job-search options after graduation.

Compare two post-study route durations that you have verified from current official sources.

Choose a destination and open the official government study-visa or residence-permit starting point for that country.

Compare two countries using your own 0–5 research scores for academic fit, affordability, funding, visa/post-study fit and personal/family fit.

Compare two universities using your own 0–5 evidence-based scores for eligibility fit, total cost, programme fit, funding and deadline/application practicality.

Compare the financial value of two scholarship packages using tuition coverage, stipend months and other support in the same currency.

Choose two source-backed student financial-maintenance rules and see their current local-currency baselines side by side with official links.

Compare two post-study options using your own scores for verified duration, eligibility fit, work flexibility, family fit and pathway practicality.

Compare two programme tuition amounts entered in the same planning currency and show the difference and percentage gap.

Compare two student-city budgets from rent, food, transport and other monthly costs using the same currency.

Add the major first-30-days expenses after arrival: temporary/initial housing, deposit, local transport, groceries, SIM/phone and setup/essentials.

Estimate housing cash needed before move-in from monthly rent, deposit months, advance-rent months, agency/admin fees and setup costs.

Estimate gross and after-tax work income from hourly pay, weekly hours, weeks worked and an effective tax-rate assumption you enter.

Convert IACET-style CEUs to contact hours using the standard relationship of 1 CEU to 10 contact hours.

Convert contact hours into CEUs using the IACET definition and see the underlying calculation.

Convert CEUs into clock hours for planning, then verify whether your licensing board accepts those hours as PDHs.

Express PDH hours as CEU-equivalent time for planning without assuming a licensing board accepts a direct credit transfer.

Turn completed learning minutes into decimal contact hours for recordkeeping and course planning.

Convert decimal contact hours into minutes when comparing course durations and attendance records.

Subtract completed eligible credits from a stated renewal requirement and avoid counting more than the requirement.

See what percentage of a renewal requirement is complete and how much remains.

Calculate how many eligible credits you need to complete each week before a renewal deadline.

Calculate a monthly continuing-education pace from remaining credits and months before renewal.

Count the days and weeks from today to a certification or license renewal deadline.

Add a renewal cycle in years to a certification start or renewal date for planning; verify the official credential record before relying on it.

Set an earlier personal completion date and calculate how much schedule buffer it creates before the official deadline.

Compare remaining credits, available weeks, and realistic weekly capacity to see whether your current plan is on track.

Add renewal, course, membership, travel, and other expected costs into one renewal budget.

Compare training options by dividing total eligible course cost by the credits you expect to receive.

Compare two continuing-education options on cost per eligible credit rather than sticker price alone.

Calculate how many credits remain in a mandatory subcategory such as ethics, law, or technical education.

Estimate how many credits you can realistically complete before the deadline from weekly capacity and time remaining.

Estimate how many weeks your remaining credits will take at a chosen weekly pace.

Add an authority-confirmed grace-period length to an expiration or cycle-end date so you can distinguish the original deadline from the final grace date.

Check how many credits remain in a required subcategory such as ethics, law, safety, or a subject-area minimum.

See how much of an activity category can still count when a credential caps that category.

Estimate how many surplus credits can move to the next cycle when you enter the authority-confirmed carryover cap.

Check whether an annual minimum is met separately from a multi-year cycle total.

Spread remaining credits over the calendar days left before your personal finish date.

See how far your total exceeds the entered requirement before checking whether any surplus is actually carryover-eligible.

Model a shortened first renewal cycle when your authority explicitly prorates a full-cycle credit requirement.

Calculate an inclusive period end date from a known start date and cycle length in months.

Calculate how many of the current 60 PDUs remain in a PMP three-year renewal cycle.

Check a PMP PDU mix against PMI’s current minimum 35 Education PDUs and maximum 25 Giving Back PDUs.

Check whether reported Education PDUs include at least 8 in Ways of Working, 8 in Power Skills, and 8 in Business Acumen.

Calculate the monthly pace needed to finish your remaining PMP PDUs before your renewal date.

Compare elapsed months in the three-year PMP cycle with PDUs completed to identify whether progress is ahead or behind a straight-line pace.

Track remaining PDUs for a PMI credential currently requiring 30 PDUs per three-year cycle, such as PMI-ACP or PMI-RMP; confirm your credential on PMI.

Track remaining PDUs against PMI’s current 15-PDU CAPM three-year cycle.

Check the 18-Education minimum, 12-Giving-Back maximum and 30-PDU total for applicable PMI 30-PDU credentials.

Check the 4-PDU minimum in Ways of Working, Power Skills and Business Acumen for applicable PMI 30-PDU credentials.

Check CAPM’s 15-PDU total, 9-Education minimum and 6-Giving-Back maximum.

Check CAPM’s current 2-PDU minimum separately in Ways of Working, Power Skills, and Business Acumen instead of relying only on the total PDU count.

Check the PMI-PMOCP 30-PDU total, 20-Education minimum and 10-Giving-Back maximum.

Check PMI-PMOCP minimums: 3 Ways of Working, 7 Power Skills and 10 Business Acumen.

Calculate remaining professional-development hours from your state requirement and eligible hours completed.

Check a mandatory ethics subrequirement separately from the total PDH requirement.

Look up the verified planning baseline in LearnWithShery’s current PE state matrix.

Compare two state PDH totals before deciding whether one activity can satisfy both; credit acceptance must still be verified separately.

Enter your board-confirmed remaining PDHs and months left to calculate a monthly completion pace.

See what percentage of your entered PDH requirement is reserved for ethics; useful when comparing states with different structures.

Calculate remaining CPE hours from the specific requirement published by your state board or jurisdiction.

Turn your remaining CPA CPE requirement into a monthly completion pace using the deadline and jurisdiction-specific requirement you have verified.

Track a jurisdiction-specific ethics CPE subrequirement separately from total hours.

Enter the reporting deadline from your own state board and choose a personal finish buffer.

For jurisdictions with an annual minimum, enter the current board requirement and check this year’s completed hours without assuming every state uses the same rule.

Enter the carryover cap from your board and estimate how many surplus CPE hours can be applied to the next period.

Check whether your CPE log has the fields needed to investigate a course during renewal or audit.

Calculate continuing-education hours still needed using the requirement published by your state real-estate regulator.

Check progress against Texas’s current 18-hour CE total and required Legal Update/contract-topic components.

Check progress against New York’s current 22.5-hour CE total and selected mandatory topic requirements.

Track remaining hours against Pennsylvania’s standard 14-hour continuing-education total; first-time renewal requirements can differ.

Enter a regulator-confirmed mandatory topic minimum and the hours completed in that topic.

Enter your regulator-confirmed remaining CE hours and months left to calculate a sustainable monthly pace.

Check whether an expiration date is within a 90-day planning window for AWS’s 2026 eligible maintenance option; eligibility also depends on credential type.

Add one year to the current expiration date to visualize the additional maintenance period described for eligible AWS credentials.

Check whether an expiration date is within Microsoft’s six-month renewal window for eligible role-based and specialty certifications.

Add one year to an eligible certification expiration date to visualize the next cycle after renewal.

Return the current recertification CE target for a selected Cisco certification level.

Calculate remaining Cisco Continuing Education credits from the target for your selected certification level.

Track remaining Professional Development Credits against SHRM’s current 60-PDC three-year recertification requirement.

Calculate the monthly PDC pace needed to complete a SHRM recertification cycle on time.

Track remaining HRCI recertification credits against the current aPHR total; credential-specific category requirements still apply.

Track remaining HRCI recertification credits against the current PHR total; credential-specific category requirements still apply.

Track remaining HRCI recertification credits against the current SPHR total; credential-specific category requirements still apply.

Track remaining HRCI recertification credits against the current PHRca total; credential-specific category requirements still apply.

Track remaining HRCI recertification credits against the current GPHR total; credential-specific category requirements still apply.

Track the SPHR business-credit subrequirement separately from the total HRCI recertification requirement.

Track the California-specific recertification-credit component for PHRca.

Track remaining CPEs against the current 120-CPE three-year CISSP requirement.

Track remaining CPEs against the current 90-CPE three-year CCSP requirement.

Track remaining CPEs against the current 60-CPE three-year SSCP requirement.

Count down to the published December 4, 2026 Winter ’26 maintenance deadline; required modules still depend on the credential.

Calculate remaining HRCI recertification credits against the current 45-credit total.

Calculate remaining HRCI recertification credits against the current 60-credit total.

Calculate remaining HRCI recertification credits against the current 60-credit total.

Track the current 15-Global-credit minimum inside the broader 60-credit GPHR recertification total.

Track HRCI’s ethics-credit requirement separately from the overall recertification total.

Calculate remaining ISC2 CPE credits against the current 45-credit three-year total.

Calculate remaining ISC2 CPE credits against the current 90-credit three-year total.

Calculate remaining ISC2 CPE credits against the current 60-credit three-year total.

Check the 120-CPE CISSP total while preserving the 90-Group-A minimum.

Check the 90-CPE total used by CCSP/CSSLP with at least 60 Group A credits.

Check the 60-CPE total used by SSCP/CGRC with at least 45 Group A credits.

Calculate remaining CPE hours against the 120-hour three-year total used by major ISACA certifications such as CISA, CISM and CRISC.

Check the annual 20-CPE floor separately from the 120-CPE three-year total.

For reporting periods governed by the 2027 policy, check whether at least 90 of 120 CPEs are certification-aligned and no more than 30 are professional-aligned.

Estimate how one activity could reduce remaining CPE totals for multiple ISACA credentials when the activity is relevant to each certification.

Calculate remaining CPEs against GIAC’s current 36-CPE renewal target over four years.

Estimate work-experience CPE credit subject to GIAC’s current maximum of 12 CPEs per renewal.

Spread remaining GIAC CPEs over the months left in the four-year certification period.

Add AWS’s current three-year validity period to the certification date as a planning estimate; your AWS account is the final source for the actual expiration date.

Add three years to an entered CE-credit earned date as a planning aid for Cisco’s current CE-credit validity policy.

Estimate a realistic study-hours-per-day target using your base hour estimate, experience, difficulty, calendar window, actual study days and review buffer.

Turn a study-hour target into a weekly workload based on the number of weeks available.

Count how many days remain until an exam date so you can size a realistic study plan.

Calculate how many practice questions to complete per study day to reach a target question volume.

Average up to four practice-exam percentages to monitor performance without treating the result as an official readiness threshold.

Calculate the score needed on a final assessment to reach a target weighted course grade.

Combine two assessment scores using their percentage weights and see the normalized weighted result when the entered weights do not total 100%.

Measure the percentage-point gap between your current practice score and a target passing score.

Divide pages or chapters across available study days to create a realistic reading pace.

Divide remaining video-course hours across the days you plan to study.

Estimate how many days a course will take at a fixed number of study hours per day.

Measure completed study hours per week from a recent study period so you can compare actual pace with the pace your exam plan requires.

Estimate the number of study days needed from remaining hours and your realistic daily study time.

Calculate the number of study sessions required from remaining hours and session length.

Compare the days your plan needs with days available to see how much time buffer remains.

Adjust a base study-hour estimate for experience and exam difficulty, then spread it across your actual study days with a review buffer.

Allocate study time toward a weaker topic using its exam weight and your current confidence instead of splitting hours evenly.

Space a planned number of full practice exams across the remaining study window while preserving final review days.

Calculate how many practice questions you need to complete per study session to hit a question-bank target.

Recalculate daily study hours after missed days without pretending lost time disappeared.

Reserve a percentage of remaining study time for revision and see the learning-vs-review split.

Estimate realistic weekly capacity from study days, minutes per session and number of sessions each day.

Reduce scheduled hours by your entered focus/efficiency percentage to estimate productive study time.

Compare the study days your plan needs with the days available before the exam and show the remaining buffer.

Paste or import a local CSV transcript to total credits by category and compare the record with your selected requirements.

Track several certifications or licenses together from a local CSV of credential, due date, required credits, and completed credits.

Analyze a local CSV study log to total hours and calculate recent average study time per recorded session.

Analyze a local CSV of eligible credits by category to see where most of your renewal activity is concentrated.

Turn remaining credits, weeks to deadline, and weekly capacity into a simple completion plan with buffer.

Score whether your activity records contain the evidence commonly needed for an audit: dates, provider, title, credits, category and proof.

Paste a CSV activity log and flag repeated rows that may have been entered twice before you report credits.

Check a pasted CSV for missing activity names, dates, credits, categories or evidence notes before an audit or renewal review.

Estimate the maximum shared portion of one activity across two entered remaining requirements; final acceptance must be verified with both authorities.

Compare entered renewal-course/fee costs with retaking an exam; this is a cost comparison, not an eligibility decision.

Forecast how many credits a steady monthly pace would produce across several renewal cycles.

Choose a personal finish buffer and calculate the target date before the official deadline.

Estimate the minimum unique credit workload across up to three jurisdictions when a verified activity is accepted by all of them.

Screen the common evidence and rule questions you should verify before counting an activity toward a credential or license.

Compare two credentials by total credits and cycle length to see their annualized maintenance pace side by side.

Estimate the unique continuing-education workload for two credentials when an activity may legitimately count toward both.

Choose the country where you want to practise and route a foreign qualification question toward the official recognition starting point before searching for the profession-specific regulator.