A certification program is a curated stack of assessed courses. Earn every course it requires and the program issues a professional certification an employer can verify.
No certification programs are published yet.
Individual courses are assessed and credentialed on their own — start with one of those.
Browse coursesThree different things, in order of what they prove.
A marker for progress inside a course — finishing a module, keeping a streak. It is encouragement, not evidence: badges are not verified and are not shareable proof.
Proof you completed one course to standard: you passed its frozen final at or above the pass mark and shipped its capstone. Signed, with a public page an employer can check.
Proof you completed a whole certification program — every course its requirements name, each one assessed and credentialed in its own right. The strongest thing we issue.
“Verifiable” means it has a public page that recomputes its signature — anyone can confirm it without an account. How verification works
