About this template
Training platforms and skills programmes reach for designs like this one when they want to confirm a professional qualification: a contemporary Peer-Assessed Skill Certificate that looks as good in a frame as it does in a folder. With planets and orbits and Cabin headings, it has a contemporary feel, while the Terracotta palette keeps the colours fresh. You will also find it under Course Completion and Employee of the Month on CerShare.
Suggested wording
Copy one of these lines into the certificate, then replace the words in brackets.
[Name] is hereby recognised as a [Title], having passed the assessment on [Date] with a score of [Score].
Presented to [Name] in recognition of achieving Peer-assessed Skill, [Level], on [Date].
[Organisation] confirms that [Name] holds Peer-assessed Skill at [Level].
How to customise it
You can rewrite the whole certificate; the average, rubric criteria and sessions observed fields are already in place, and you can delete the ones you don’t need. Text sizes adjust to fit, and you can choose another font for any line. Choose A4, US Letter or A3, in landscape or portrait, and the layout rearranges itself to fit. Colours are yours to change: try Harbour Blue, or match your own brand colours. There is an Arabic edition too, laid out right to left with El Messiri.
Printing tips
A smooth, bright white card stock (about 65–80 lb cover) gives the cleanest finish. Choose A4 in Europe and most of the world, or US Letter in North America, before you download. Standard A4 and Letter frames fit it without trimming.
