Verify a certificate
Anyone can check an Alversity certificate — no account needed. Enter the ID printed on it and we will confirm whether we issued it, to whom, and for what.
How this works
- What verification confirms
- That the ID corresponds to a certificate Alversity actually issued, who it was issued to, and for which course. A PDF can be edited; this record cannot.
- Where to find the ID
- It is printed on the certificate itself. Certificate holders can also find it in their dashboard under Certificates.
- If nothing is found
- Most often the ID has been mistyped — they are easy to transcribe wrongly. Check it character by character, then get in touch if it still does not resolve.
- What it does not claim
- A certificate records that somebody completed a course. It is not a licence, a regulatory qualification, or a statement that the holder is authorised to advise anybody.
Certificates
Do all courses offer a certificate?
Not every course does — certificate availability is shown on the course page. Where offered, a certificate is typically issued after completing the course's required lessons and assessments.
How can someone verify my certificate is real?
Every issued certificate carries a unique ID that can be checked on our public verify-certificate page, so it's checkable rather than just a downloadable PDF.
Checking a certificate that isn’t yours is fine and intended — that is the point of a public verification page, and an employer or client is expected to use it. If an ID won’t verify and you believe it should, contact us with the ID and we will look into it.