Placement assistance
Get support as you prepare for opportunities and strengthen your chances of landing the right role.
Verify a credential
Every ID we issue resolves to what is actually behind it — including when the answer is only attendance.
Holding your own certificates? Open your Connectoi profile to view and download them.
What the two tiers mean
- Verified Credential
- Issued only when a mentor has reviewed a finished piece of work against a stated standard and signed the assessment. The ID resolves to that assessment.
- Record
- Confirms attendance at a session or short format. That is all it confirms.
What a Record is not
- It is not an assessment of your work.
- It is not a statement of competence.
- It is not a qualification, and no regulator recognises it as one.
- It carries no mentor sign-off.
ID scheme
IDs take the form CNI · type · year · code · tier, written without spaces or hyphens — for example CNIWS26H4TN2PR. The type says which certificate it is (PC Participation, WS Workshop, PR Practitioner, AP Applied Industry Project, FC Fellowship). The final character is V for a Verified Credential and R for a Record, so the tier is readable from the ID itself and nobody has to take our word for which one they are holding. The code is random and carries a check character, so a mistyped ID is caught at once.