Get, print and verify a Kids certificate

Understand the documents

A module certificate recognises a completed module. The end-of-path document, labelled diploma in the portal, recognises completion of the relevant path. These are Excellia Kids learning documents: they should not be presented as a school diploma or academic equivalence.

Issuing depends on the required steps recorded in the profile. A badge, leaderboard rank or opening the document page does not replace those steps.

Get and keep a copy

1. Open the relevant profile and check the completed module or end of the path.
2. Use the certificate or diploma link offered there.
3. Check the displayed name, title and date before sharing.
4. Use Print certificate. In the browser’s print dialog, choose a printer or save as PDF if your device offers it.
5. Keep a copy and its identifier. If the name or content is wrong, request a correction from Excellia rather than editing the document yourself.

Verify authenticity

The verification page is public. Enter the exact identifier on the document or use its QR code. Identifiers beginning EKL-DIP- refer to end-of-path documents; other formats refer to module certificates.

A valid result confirms a matching record for the identifier and displays the associated information. It does not establish external accreditation or professional competence. A missing result may be due to a typing error or an older document not recorded in this system; ask Excellia to check if needed.

• Verify a Kids certificate or diploma

Choose what to share

Verification may show the child’s name, module or path and issue date to anyone who has the identifier. Before publishing a certificate or its QR code on social media, the parent should review the information this makes accessible.

For a correction or removal, contact Excellia with the identifier and request, using the parent email when possible. Do not send a password or PIN.

• Request a check or correction