Certifications

Organizations use certifications to prove that collaborators and allies have sufficient knowledge on a particular topic or process.

The certifications have an evaluation enabled when all prerequisites, if any, have been completed. 

Certifications also have complimentary study material such as courses, routes, or lessons.

Certifications can be recurring over time; that is, they expire according to an established periodicity, which implies that the user must perform them again according to the schedule to validate their knowledge.

Certifications can be programmed to be recurring; that is, they expire according to an established periodicity, which implies that the user must perform them again according to a specified schedule.

The certificates can be accessed from the My contents section.

Once you enter the Certificates section, you will find tabs that group the contents as follows:

Active: These are the certifications to complete; they all have a start and end date shown in the upper right part of the route card.

Coming soon: These are the certifications to start later than the current date.

Completed: These are the certifications you have already completed, whether or not they are approved or have already been closed or expired.

Suggested: they are the certifications you were invited to do and that you can enroll in if they interest you.

When accessing a certification, you will find the following:

Assessment detail: indicates the number of attempts, time, and final grade.

Evaluation: Access button to the evaluation.

Assessment detail: indicates the number of attempts, time, and final grade obtained.

Certificate: Can be generated once the certification is approved.

Progress: It is updated as the user completes the mandatory courses for the certificaction.

Status: Indicates whether it is pending or completed.

Closing date: last day when you can do the certification.

Mandatory courses and routes: required for the certification.

Complementary or extra content: These are optional courses, routes, or lessons with in-depth content or consultation that support the learning process but are not required to complete the certification.

To approve the certification, complete the requirements (if any), take the assessment, attaining the minimum passing score required.