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The free career-record app for mortuary science students.

Graduate ready for the work you want. Show where you are strongest.

A transcript shows what you completed. Your private Student File keeps the permitted photos, feedback, credentials, and context that show what you can do. Capture each achievement in the moment, then use the saved facts for accurate résumé and interview wording.

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Student File free forever. No credit card required. Use it on your phone or computer—no download required. Start with one permitted school accomplishment in about a minute.

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  • You choose what to share

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See the value in three steps.

Follow Jordan’s lab record into evidence she chooses for an interview, then review and edit the wording.

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Your private records, feedback, and useful drafts in one place.

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CAPTURE IT IN THE MOMENT
Record achievements while the specifics are still fresh.

Start with a quick note. Add a permitted photo or voice memo only when it helps. Each entry builds your private Student File.

ONE-MINUTE EXAMPLERecord one useful fact while it is fresh

Quick note is the default. Photo and voice are optional.

Approved school material only. Never include names or identifying information.

Jordan’s example · restorative art labStudent-built wax head modelWhat she practiced and what her instructor noticed

ADD ONE SENTENCEKeep the context a transcript or photo cannot

“Finished my wax head in restorative-art lab using facial anatomy and feature modeling. My instructor noted stronger color matching.”

✓ Saved privatelyNothing shared

USE IT LATERStart with facts you already saved

“Built a restorative-art wax head using facial anatomy and feature modeling, with instructor-recognized improvement in color matching.”

Draft résumé or interview wording · You review every word before using it.

Your Student File keeps the useful context behind your official records.Track personal progress here; submit required records in your school or licensing system.

Your Student File becomes more valuable each time you return.

Come back after a meaningful lab, useful feedback, or a new credential. Most entries take about a minute, so your record grows while the specifics are still clear.

  1. Lab or model

    Student-built restorative-art wax head

    Record what you practiced; add a permitted project photo only if it helps.

    Quick note or permitted photo
  2. Instructor feedback

    Color matching improved after critique

    Keep the instructor's guidance and the improvement you want to carry forward.

    Feedback and next step
  3. Credential

    Safety training completed

    Save an approved reference copy and date so the credential is easy to find later.

    Certificate and completion date

You are not writing a résumé every time. You are keeping the facts your future self will need.

Operator-built · Profession-wide needBuilt by funeral-service operators.full-service funeral homes busy crematories high-volume prep roomsWhy this matters

DirectorProof was shaped by a family-owned funeral-service operation encompassing full-service funeral homes, busy crematories, and high-volume preparation rooms. Years of interviewing students and early-career candidates exposed a recurring gap: résumés and transcripts rarely show the skill, feedback, judgment, reliability, and growth behind the applicant.

At national funeral-service conventions, funeral-home owners and hiring managers repeatedly raise the same problem: capable students, interns, and funeral professionals earn real skill, trust, and responsibility—but rarely leave with an organized record that proves it.

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Keep the records your future self will need.

Store approved reference copies, feedback, credentials, and career context in one private Student File. Continue using your school or licensing system for required submissions and verification.

Education record & credentials

  • Transcript and course-completion copies
  • Embalming, restorative-art, science, counseling, law, and ethics coursework

Labs & supervised clinical experience

  • Supervised embalming and restorative-art experience
  • First calls, transfers of remains, and removals

Skills, feedback & improvement

  • Instructor or preceptor feedback
  • Supervisor-validated competencies and progress

Awards & professional involvement

  • Scholarships, Dean’s List, and academic awards
  • Honor societies and association memberships

Make your education work beyond graduation.

A résumé gets you considered. Bring the evidence that shows what you can contribute.

Your education is an investment of time, training, and often tuition. Save the credentials, feedback, supervised milestones, and accomplishments that show what you learned and how you grew—then use them in résumés, interviews, and future opportunities.

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Jordan didn’t have to rebuild her story at graduation.

Because Jordan saved her accomplishments as they happened, she can now turn her education, supervised experience, credentials, feedback, and recognition into résumé-ready language for her job search.

Jordan Lee

Mortuary science student

Fictional résumé

Education

Mortuary science programIn progress

Selected coursework: restorative art, embalming science, counseling, law, and ethics.

Relevant training

  • Applied restorative-art techniques in supervised laboratory exercises, including facial modeling and cosmetic application.From Jordan’s saved restorative-art record
  • Participated in supervised funeral observations and service activities.From approved education milestones

Credentials

Safety training certificate

Recognition

Dean’s List

Illustrative excerpt · Jordan reviews and verifies every line.

Still kept in the official system: Your school or licensing authority remains the official source for submission and verification. DirectorProof can keep private reference copies of your transcript, approved school reports, clinical or practicum paperwork, externship records, and state internship or apprenticeship logs.

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Not sure which work fits you yet?

Compare what is worth saving for five common first-year directions. This optional explorer stays out of the way until you need it.

Compare five funeral-service pathsPreparation, family care, cremation, service support, or still exploring.Explore

IF YOU ARE DRAWN TO I’M STILL EXPLORING

Build a broad record now. Let the pattern reveal your direction.

You do not have to choose your entire career today. A varied record helps you notice which work, feedback, and responsibilities consistently bring out your best.

Start by saving

  • One accomplishment from each area that interests you
  • Feedback that identifies a strength you may not notice
  • Coursework, credentials, service, and recognition you are proud of
Example résumé wording
“Built broad supervised experience across preparation, family care, and funeral-service operations while developing a clear professional direction.”

Useful when an interviewer asks: “Which parts of funeral service bring out your best work?”

Use only when accurate. You review and tailor every word.
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Create your free account first. We’ll remember this choice and tailor your first prompts; you can change direction anytime.

DirectorProof does not choose a path for you. It helps you build credible evidence for the path you choose.

Questions worth answering.

If an official transcript already exists, what does DirectorProof add?

A transcript records courses, credits, and completion. DirectorProof lets you keep a private reference copy alongside certificates, instructor feedback, awards, approved school documents, and non-sensitive notes about supervised work. Your school or licensing authority remains the official source.

What can I document before I’m licensed?

Start with what your program actually includes and permits: coursework, laboratory or supervised clinical milestones, safety or crematory certificates, instructor feedback, scholarships, awards, and non-sensitive summaries of practical experience. Requirements and permissions differ by program and jurisdiction.

Can my school or employer see my career record?

Not by default. Your DirectorProof record is private, and you choose what to share and with whom.

What should I never upload to my Student File?

Save only school materials your program permits. Never upload names, health information, or anything that identifies a person or family.

Is the Student File really free forever?

Yes. Your Student File is fully free forever, and no credit card is required. Optional paid professional features may be offered later, but they are separate and begin only if you explicitly choose them.

Can I export or delete my Student File?

Yes. DirectorProof includes account-data export and deletion-request controls. Your record stays private unless you choose to export it or share selected material.

Do not graduate with your best work scattered behind you.

Keep the evidence now so you can enter interviews ready to discuss the work, feedback, and growth a transcript cannot show.