About
Anyone can print a certificate.
We exist so that one of them means something.
The gap we work in
Regulated professions have national qualifications. Most modern skills — AI, cloud, cyber, employability, leadership — have nothing.
The learner
“Is this course any good?”
No way to tell. Same price, same promise, no independent check.
The employer
“Does this CV line mean anything?”
A course name tells you nothing about the curriculum or who taught it.
The good provider
“How do I stand apart?”
Serious training looks identical to weak training from the outside.
What we actually do
- 1
Read the course
Curriculum, hours, outcomes, assessment.
- 2
Check the trainer
Qualifications and current practice.
- 3
Certify or correct
An approval number, or a fix list.
- 4
Verify delivery
Proof the approved trainer taught it.
- 5
Number each learner
Publicly checkable, for three years.
How we keep it honest
Course by course
No organisation-wide badges. Each course earns its own number.
Name the trainer
Certification follows a person, not a logo.
Prove it happened
No certificate exists until delivery is evidenced.
Publish withdrawals
Records are never quietly deleted.
What we are not. ADRIG certification is independent quality assurance of training. It is not a regulated national qualification and grants no licence to practise. Where the law requires a statutory credential, that still applies.
Working with universities and awarding institutions
On curriculum benchmarking, assessor training and level mapping.
Marks shown are illustrative while partnerships are confirmed.
Nobody signs off their own work
Assessment, issuance, compliance and appeals are four separate functions. Each can be overruled by another.
How we are governed →Office
ADRIG Certification1 Example Plaza, Suite 000New York, NY 10000United Statesregistrar@adrigcertification.org
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