Verify an RTI Wiki CPD Certificate

Verify an RTI Wiki CPD Certificate — RTI Wiki

Quick Reply: Every RTI Wiki CPD certificate carries a 10-character serial in the form `RTI-CPD-XXXXXXXXXX`. Paste it below — verification returns the holder's name, course, issuance date and module-pass count. It is public (no login) and exposes nothing else: no email, no profile, no progress data.

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RTI Wiki certificates carry a unique 10-character serial (format: RTI-CPD-XXXXXXXXXX). Paste a serial below to verify the holder's name, course and completion date. Verification is public — no login required.

How to verify in 3 steps

1. **Find the serial** on the certificate (bottom-right, format `RTI-CPD-XXXXXXXXXX`).
2. **Paste it** into the verification box on this page.
3. **Match the result** against the certificate in front of you — name, course code, date and module count must all agree.

A serial that returns nothing means one of: a typo (check O vs 0, I vs 1), a pre-2025 certificate issued before serials (contact us), or a fabricated certificate.

How verification works

  • Every certificate issued by the RTI Wiki CPD LMS includes a unique 10-character serial in the format RTI-CPD-XXXXXXXXXX.
  • The serial is deterministic per user account — it does not change if you retake the course.
  • Verification resolves the serial to the holder's name, course code, date of issuance, and module-pass count via an unauthenticated public endpoint (/lib/exe/verify.php).
  • No login required — anyone can paste a serial to verify. The endpoint returns only the public-facing certificate metadata; it does not expose any other profile data.

What the endpoint exposes — and protects

  • Returns: holder name, course code, issuance date, module-pass count.
  • Never returns: email, address, payment details, progress records, or any other account data.
  • No login: verification is intentionally public — a credential you cannot show to a stranger is not a credential.

If verification fails

  • “Not found” — retype the serial carefully; if it still fails, write to [email protected] with a photo of the certificate.
  • Details mismatch — the certificate may have been edited after issue; that is exactly what this page exists to catch.
  • Employers: treat a failed verification as disqualifying for the credential, and let the candidate resolve it with us.

Who uses this page

  • Employers and hiring managers verifying an RTI Wiki CPD credential on a candidate's LinkedIn or CV.
  • Training departments at public authorities accepting self-certified CPD hours.
  • The learner themselves — confirming that the certificate is indexed correctly.

FAQs

Is the serial case-sensitive?

Enter it as printed; if your paste fails, retype the letters manually.

Can a serial be reused or transferred?

No — the serial is deterministic per user account and does not change on retake; one serial, one holder.

Does verification cost anything?

No. It is a public endpoint; no account, no fee, no rate wall.

I am the holder and my name is misspelt

Write to [email protected] from your registered address; corrections reissue the certificate with the same serial.

Last reviewed on: 27 August 2026. Boilerplate description replaced; three-step verification, exposure boundaries, failure-handling and FAQ added.

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