About Kinship University
The official university for the Kinship ecosystem.
Kinship University (KinU) is the successor to Kinship Academy — a significantly more comprehensive learning, certification, and workforce development platform for everyone who works with Kinship.
Our mission
Preserve and expand the knowledge required to run Kinship.
Kinship University helps organizations successfully adopt, administer, support, and continuously improve their use of Kinship — while preserving and expanding the knowledge required to operate the platform effectively.
KinU serves current Kinship customers first: administrators, supervisors, finance teams, implementation partners, and the people who use Kinship in daily work. Broader workforce development remains a future direction.
Approved requirements and process decisions can become practical job guidance and training. Human reviewers decide what is suitable for learning and what changes should become updates.
What KinU helps organizations do
- Give new employees and replacement staff a clear onboarding path
- Develop qualified primary and backup administrators
- Standardize operational processes across departments
- Reinforce approved responsibilities and operating practices
- Prepare teams for every Kinship release
- Track training, certifications, and operational readiness
- Preserve institutional knowledge as teams change
- Identify and close knowledge gaps
- Develop the future Kinship workforce
Learn
Role-based courses and paths for every part of your team.
Certify
Verified certifications from foundational proficiency to expert administration.
Mentor & Teach
Career pathways from learner to mentor, instructor, and workforce partner.
Successor to Kinship Academy
A substantially expanded learning experience.
Kinship University replaces the former Kinship Academy with role-based education, operational readiness, professional development, certifications, organizational training management, workforce development, and — over time — AI-assisted tutoring through Ask KinU. All while protecting Kinship's intellectual property.