Verify a credential

Every ID we issue resolves to what is actually behind it — including when the answer is only attendance.

Pending: the verification lookup is not connected. The ID scheme below must also be confirmed against the issued certificate templates. Content is tokenised rather than guessed. See REVIEW.md.

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-<cohort>-<sequence>-<tier>, where the final character is V for a Verified Credential and R for a Record. The tier is readable from the ID itself so that nobody has to take our word for which one they are holding.

What this page does not claim

• No placement, hiring or job offer is promised, implied or guaranteed.
• No salary outcome is promised. Any Indian-market salary range shown elsewhere is a market reference, not a projection of your earnings.
• Completion of a program does not by itself produce a Verified Credential. A Verified Credential requires an assessed output.