Is it a Siemens or Rockwell certification?
No. It is an EDWartens Certificate of Completion. It shows you finished a course and passed its final; it is not a vendor, university or government qualification.
No. It is an EDWartens Certificate of Completion. It records that you finished a specific course and passed its final assessment, with a number anyone can verify.
It is not a vendor certification (from Siemens, Rockwell or any other manufacturer), not a university, government or accredited qualification, and not a licence to work on live equipment. Employers value it as evidence of what you studied and passed; many will also want to see a project you built.
Updated 27 September 2026
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- How can an employer verify a certificate?Scan the QR code on the certificate, or enter the registration number printed on it with the holder's full name on the verification page. It shows the name, course, issue date and status.
- What are course projects?An optional project with a real brief. Submit a write-up (and a file or link) for instant feedback, and resubmit as often as you like. It is not needed for the certificate.