The certificate
Everyone who attends the full day gets a certificate of completion, issued after the class with a permanent link anyone can check.
What you get
- Your name, the class, the date, and the hours attended.
- A unique credential ID and a public verification page, so an employer or a training record can confirm it without contacting us.
- A version you can add to LinkedIn as a certification entry.
- A print-ready copy for a personnel file.
Being straight with you about what it isn’t
This is a certificate of completion, not a certification. There is no accrediting body behind it, it carries no continuing-education credit, and it is not a professional license. It records that you attended a day of training and did the work. Anyone who tells you their WordPress certificate means more than that is overselling it.
Verifying one
Every certificate carries a link of the form training.wp-tutoring.com/verify/<credential ID>. That page shows the holder, the class and the date, and states plainly that it is a certificate of completion. Credential IDs are non-sequential, so nobody can walk the list to see who else attended.
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