Verification
Check an AIntern credential.
Every certificate carries a credential ID and a public page. Type the ID below, or open the link printed on the certificate itself.
Credential IDs begin with AIN-. An ID that does not resolve was not issued by AIntern.
The record
What the page shows.
The certificate image, and underneath it the record it summarises. Nothing on the page is typed in by the holder.
- The holder's name, track and role at the simulated company.
- The credential ID and the date of issue.
- Every deliverable behind the certificate, with the score it received on each rubric line.
- The average rubric score across the track, out of five.
- How the defense was given: a written question-and-answer session, or live by voice.
- Distinction, where the defense was given live.
- A note from the college, if a teacher chose to add one.
What it means
A record of work completed and defended.
The holder completed every brief in that track to an approved standard, revised where the manager required it, and then answered live questions about their own submissions before the certificate was released. The scores are the manager's scores against a rubric that was printed on each brief.
What it does not mean
Not a job, and not a college grade.
Meridian Retail Co. is a simulated workplace inside AIntern; nobody was employed there. The certificate is not a mark from the holder's college unless the college says so in its own note. It records what was done, and links to the record so you can judge it yourself.
For recruiters
Three things worth a minute.
The deliverables
Eight to ten pieces of work with titles and scores. Ask the candidate about one of them; they wrote it.
The defense mode
Live by voice means an unscripted spoken conversation about their own work. Written means the same questions, answered in chat.
The college's note
Where a teacher added one, it is the only line on the page written by a person who knows the candidate.