Check a certificate.
Every Saolix certificate of completion carries a reference worked out from the name, the course and the date printed on it. Type those in and this page works the reference out again. If it matches, the certificate has not been altered since it was made.
What this does and does not tell you.
It shows a certificate has not been altered
The reference comes from the name, the course and the date together. Change any of them on a saved PDF and the reference no longer fits. That is what a match tells you.
It does not prove Saolix issued it
Our courses need no account and we keep no record of who takes them, so there is no list to check a certificate against. The method is also public, in the page's own code, so anyone could work out a reference for a name they chose. A match means consistent, not genuine.
It is a certificate of completion
It says someone finished a self-paced course and passed its final check. It is not an accredited qualification, and we do not describe it as one.
If you are an employer and need more than this, write to us and say what you need. We would rather tell you what we can and cannot stand behind than have you rely on something that does not carry the weight you need.
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