Certificates For administrators and teams evaluating Sublime LMS

Verify a Sublime LMS certificate

Open a certificate's verification link to confirm it is genuine. The page shows whether it is valid or expired, who it was issued to, and by which organisation.

On this page
  1. Open the verification link
  2. What the page tells you
  3. Micro-credentials

Open the verification link Link to “Open the verification link”

Every certificate has its own public verification link. The learner can copy it from their Certificate Wallet and share it with an employer or anyone else who needs to check it. No account is needed to open it.

What the page tells you Link to “What the page tells you”

  • Certificate verified: the certificate is authentic and was issued through the organisation's portal.
  • Certificate expired: the certificate is genuine but has passed its expiry date.
  • Certificate not found: the link is invalid or has been altered, and no matching certificate exists.

A verified certificate shows its certificate ID, status, the learner, the course, who issued it, the issue date, the expiry date where there is one, and an authenticity key.

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Micro-credentials Link to “Micro-credentials”

Micro-credentials have verification links of their own, which work the same way.

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