Certification

Certificates that stand up to scrutiny

An AUDEDU certificate is more than a badge. It records a course completed and an assessment passed, and it is built to be checked — with a unique verification code, tamper-evident provenance and a public status anyone can confirm.

What a certificate attests

Completion of a course

The certificate names the specific AUDEDU course the learner worked through, so it is clear exactly what was studied.

A passed assessment

It is only issued after a timed, pooled assessment is passed — sometimes under AI and human proctoring — not for attendance or watching videos.

A verified identity

The credential is tied to the learner's Auditiams identity, carried consistently across the ecosystem and any firm or introducing broker they enrolled through.

Why they are trustworthy

Unique verification code

Every certificate carries its own verification code. That code is all anyone needs to look the certificate up — no account, no request to us.

Tamper-evident provenance

A payload hash is recorded for each certificate. If a single detail were altered, the hash would no longer match — so any tampering is immediately evident.

Public verification

Certificates are verifiable publicly. An employer, regulator or auditor confirms authenticity and current status in seconds from the verification page.

Revocable status

A certificate can be revoked if a pass is later found to be invalid. Its live status — valid or revoked — is shown on the verify page, so a stale credential can never masquerade as current.

Verify

Holding a certificate code?

Enter a verification code on the public verify page to confirm a certificate is genuine, see the course and holder it was issued for, and check whether it is still valid or has been revoked.

Roadmap

Toward accredited credentials

Today, an AUDEDU certificate is verifiable proof that a named learner completed a specific course and passed its assessment. That is a meaningful, auditable standard — and we are honest that it is not, on its own, formal accreditation.

We are hardening the programme toward accredited, CPD-grade recognition: strengthening assessment rigour, proctoring and provenance so that certificates can carry external endorsement. The verification infrastructure is already built for that bar, so credentials earned now are designed to keep their value as the standard rises.

Earn one, or check one

Start a course to earn a verifiable certificate, or confirm an existing one is genuine.