Assessment
Knowledge and applied work.
Candidates complete quizzes after each section, a 100-question test at the end, and a final project. The Council grades the project against the published rubric.
The assessment
Section quizzes
Quizzes follow each section of the certification course.
Final test
A 100-question test at the end of the course.
Final project
A working AI workflow for a real task, submitted with a short write-up.
The project rubric
| Criterion | What we look for | Weight |
|---|---|---|
| Problem framing | A real task from the candidate's own work, clearly defined, with a stated goal and a way to judge success. | 20% |
| Prompting and iteration | Clear instructions and context, and evidence of refining the approach when the first result falls short. | 25% |
| Output quality and accuracy | Output that is usable for the task, checked for errors, and corrected where needed. | 25% |
| Automation and reuse | A workflow that can be run again, with repetitive steps automated or templated. | 20% |
| Judgment and safe use | Sound decisions about what to hand to AI, how data is handled, and where human review is required. | 10% |
| Project pass mark | 75/100 | |
If you don’t pass
You receive written feedback and one resubmission within 30 days, at no charge.
Who grades
Graded by Council reviewers against the rubric above. The standard is owned and maintained by the Council.