Certification
What an EDUSHARK certificate says, and what it deliberately does not
A certificate that names the work
Most training certificates say that somebody attended something. Ours names the track, the project that was produced and the engineer who reviewed it. That is a deliberately narrower claim, and a more useful one, because it is the kind an employer can check.
We issue certification for our own courses and for the paid industry programmes run by our partner companies, where the assessment is done by engineers who do that work for clients rather than by an instructor reading a rubric.
What is on the certificate
The track
The specific area of work, not a generic course title.
The artefact
What you actually produced, described in a line an employer can read.
The reviewer
Who assessed it, and at which company.
A verification code
So a third party can confirm the certificate is real.
What it does not say
It does not say you are employable, job ready or placed. It does not imply an interview, an offer or a relationship with any employer beyond the one that reviewed your work. We are explicit about this because certificates that overclaim make every other certificate worth less, including ours.
Programmes we certify
Aerospace, with AERODESIGN Solutions
Flight software and SITL, ground segment and link budget, or simulation and flight data. Eight weeks, reviewed weekly. See the programme.
Clinical and regulated data, with TECHWORKSLAB
Clinical data and ADaM, biostatistics and estimands, R validation and submissions, or AI agent reliability. See the programme.
Our own courses
Data analytics and artificial intelligence, assessed on the capstone rather than on attendance. Browse courses.
Praxia, self paced
The free Python and data analytics app. Progress is tracked in the app; it is not certified. About Praxia.
How assessment works
You submit the artefact your track asks for. A reviewer reads it against a published standard and either certifies it or explains what is missing. On the partner programmes, work that does not meet the standard is not certified and half the fee is refunded. We would rather issue fewer certificates than issue ones that mean nothing.
Verifying a certificate
If someone has handed you an EDUSHARK certificate and you want to confirm it, email the verification code to info@edusharktraining.com and we will confirm the track, the artefact and the date. We do not charge for this and we do not need the candidate's permission to confirm a certificate we issued.