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Sample certificate of completion

This page explains what a course certificate should show. A final sample certificate image can be added here when the approved design asset is ready.

Sample preview area

No final sample certificate asset was found in the project during this stage, so this page uses a clear placeholder instead of inventing a design.

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Certificate of Completion

Add the approved sample certificate image here before using this page in paid advertising or formal sales materials.

What the certificate should show

Learner and course details

The final certificate should show the learner name, course title, and completion details.

Study hours where relevant

If a course is sold with study hours, the certificate should show the correct course hours.

No unsupported badges

Do not add regulator, government, review, or provider-status badges unless they are genuine and visible elsewhere on the site.

What it should not show

No invented awarding body marks

The certificate should not include third-party awarding-body logos unless those relationships are genuine and documented.

No job or visa promises

The certificate should not imply automatic job eligibility, visa approval, salary outcomes, or employer acceptance.

No unclear course wording

The certificate should clearly identify the completed Teach in Asia course and avoid wording that could mislead learners.

Important note

The certificate is a certificate of completion. Requirements vary by employer, school, country, and visa route. Read the full certificate explanation before applying for roles.

Related pages

Certificate explanationUnderstand what the certificate means before using it in applications.Course optionsCompare the courses that can lead to a completion certificate.Contact supportAsk practical questions about access, course completion, or certificate wording.About Teach in AsiaLearn how the platform positions its course and guidance content.