Completion is earned through assessment.

A submission must meet its program requirements before a credential can be issued.

A person reviews your submission.

An assessor evaluates your submission against the program requirements. You may be asked to revise your evidence. A separate authorized person confirms credential issuance after requirements are met. Attendance alone does not earn a credential.

Each issued credential has a unique verification ID.

What the credential means

A SozoRock Nano-Credential recognizes successful completion of its program requirements. It is not a degree, diploma, academic credit, professional license or third-party certification. It does not guarantee employment.

What you receive

An issued record identifies the learner, program and unique verification ID. Assessment concerns the requirements for that program, not an endorsement of every future decision.

For employers and reviewers

Ask the holder for their issued record. Check its identity and program details. Never treat a public illustration or website screenshot as an issued credential.