Is it a Siemens or Rockwell certification?
The short answer
No. It is an EDWartens Certificate of Completion. It shows you finished a course and passed its final; it is not a vendor, university or government qualification, and it is verifiable, not accredited.
What the certificate is
| Detail | EDWartens certificate | Vendor certification |
|---|---|---|
| Shows you finished the course | Yes | No |
| Verifiable online | Yes | By the vendor |
| Issued by Siemens or Rockwell | No | Yes |
| A formal qualification | No | No |
EDWartens certificate
- Shows you finished the course
- Yes
- Verifiable online
- Yes
- Issued by Siemens or Rockwell
- No
- A formal qualification
- No
Vendor certification
- Shows you finished the course
- No
- Verifiable online
- By the vendor
- Issued by Siemens or Rockwell
- Yes
- A formal qualification
- No
No. It is an EDWartens Certificate of Completion. It records that you finished a specific course and passed its final assessment, with a number anyone can verify.
It is:
- not a vendor certification from Siemens, Rockwell or any other manufacturer
- not a university, government or accredited qualification
- not a licence to work on live equipment
Employers can use it as evidence of what you studied and passed. Many also want to see something you built, so the optional course project is worth doing.
The same goes for the certificates of the classroom and online programmes: they are EDWartens certificates, verifiable on the verification page.
Updated 22 October 2026
Related answers
- How can an employer verify a certificate?Scan the QR code, or go to Verification and enter the certificate ID or registration number (with the holder's full name for a registration number). The page shows the name, course, date and status.
- What are course projects?Many courses have an optional project with a real brief. Submit a write-up of at least 150 characters, with a link or a file, and it is marked against the brief within about a minute. Resubmit as often as you like.
- Does the certificate expire?No. A certificate for a free course carries an issue date and no expiry date. Your portal shows Expires: Never. It stays verifiable unless it is withdrawn for dishonest use.
- How do I get a certificate?Finish every module, pass the final assessment, then choose Get my certificate on the pass screen (or on your Certificates page) and pay once. It is issued straight away with your name, and anyone can verify it.
- How much is a certificate?It is a one-off fee that depends on the course level: beginner, intermediate or advanced. The exact price is shown before you pay. In rupees it includes GST.
- Can I buy the certificate before I finish the course?Yes. Choose Pay now on your course card under Certificates, or Enrol with certificate on the course page. The certificate is issued the day you pass the final assessment, with nothing more to pay.
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