How it works
From enrolment to a certificate you can prove
AUDEDU is built around one clear journey: learn the material, pass a rigorous assessment, and walk away with a certificate that anyone can verify. Here is exactly what that looks like, end to end.
Enrol
Create an account, or join through an introducing-broker or firm invite code, then choose a course and buy it at checkout. Your enrolment and progress live under a single Auditiams identity.
Learn
Work through structured video lessons at your own pace, with downloadable resources and progress tracking. Come back as often as you need — your place is saved lesson to lesson.
Take the exam
Each course ends in a timed assessment. Questions are drawn from a larger pool and randomised per attempt, and attempts are limited — so a pass reflects real knowledge, not repetition. Some exams are proctored.
Get certified
Pass the assessment and AUDEDU issues a certificate carrying a unique verification code and tamper-evident provenance. It records the course you completed and the assessment you passed.
Prove it
Share your certificate with an employer, regulator or auditor. Anyone can confirm it is genuine and current from its code at /verify — no login, no email chain, no doubt.
Proctoring
Exams that hold up
For assessments that carry weight, AUDEDU supports proctoring: during a proctored exam your device camera checks that you are present and sitting the exam alone, alongside browser-activity signals. This analysis runs entirely on your own device — no video, image or audio is ever recorded or uploaded. Only integrity signals (for example “no face detected” or “multiple faces”) are logged.
We are honest about how this works: these signals only ever flag an attempt for a person to review — a genuine attempt is never failed by a machine on its own. A human reviewer makes the final call, so there is always a clear record behind the certificate that results.
Not every course is proctored. Where an exam is proctored, you will be told before you start and walked through what is required.
Ready to start
Pick a course and begin, or confirm an existing certificate is the real thing.