Certificate of Participation
The holder has fully completed the study programme. The course's final test had not been passed by the issue date.
Every certificate we issue carries a unique code. Enter the code from the document to see whether the certificate is authentic and what condition it's in today. Evaluation reports are not verified here — they remain in the document holder's personal account.
It's in the footer of the certificate, next to the QR code. Nine characters, in three groups.
We issue two certificate tiers. The evaluation report is a separate document and is not verified here.
The holder has fully completed the study programme. The course's final test had not been passed by the issue date.
The holder has fully completed the study programme and passed the course's final test. It is the higher tier of the same document — a Certificate of Participation is automatically upgraded to Completion once the test is passed.
The result of a test, with a score. It is not a certificate and is not verified on this page — it remains in the holder's personal account.
This page is designed for whoever receives the certificate — an employer, partner, or institution. The holder has the document and its full history in their personal account.
The code confirms the certificate, not the person. You'll see the course, the tier, the study periods, the total hours, and the issue date.
The name is partially masked. Enter the name from the copy you have and you'll get a simple answer: it matches or it doesn't. The full name is shown only if the holder has chosen to make it public.
The certificate updates over time. The holder can continue the course with new practice packages, adding to the hours. This page shows today's status; a printed copy may be older.
The document is not downloaded here. The official copy can only be downloaded by the holder, from their personal account.
Most often, it's a transcription error. The code doesn't contain the letters O and I, or the digits 0 and 1 — if you've read one of those, it's actually something else. If the document was issued before the system launched, it has no code; write to us and we'll check our internal registry.
Documents issued before the personal account launched don't have a verification code. They are verified on request, through our support, based on the details on the document.
The name is personal data. We display it publicly only if the holder has enabled that option in their personal account. Otherwise, verification works by confirming the name already on the document you have.
Turn it on from your personal account, on the relevant document — it can be turned off again anytime. With the option enabled, the verification link works as standalone proof — useful for a CV or professional profile.
The document was cancelled by the issuer and is no longer valid, regardless of any copy in circulation. The reason isn't shown publicly; it can be requested through support.
No. Verification is done exclusively by code. We do not publish or make available a list of graduates.