Performance-based
The exam is real work, not a quiz. You produce the kind of thing the job actually asks for, and you’re graded on the result — not on what you can recall.
Performance-based AI certification
Real work products, made with AI, graded to a published standard — and every credential shows exactly what you produced.
Launching soon · CAI-1 “AI Foundations” is free
CAI-1 and the CAI-2 tracks lead the way in; the higher rungs roll out as the standard grows.
See the credential ladder
Verified
CAI-2Graded evidence
Signed by a named human examiner · Appealable
The exam is real work, not a quiz. You produce the kind of thing the job actually asks for, and you’re graded on the result — not on what you can recall.
Every credential is a public page carrying the actual graded work inside it. It isn’t a claim that you can do the work; it’s the work itself.
The skill is using AI well, not memorising one product’s menus. Certavant certifies competence that transfers across the tools you use.
A different signal
How it works
Short, hands-on lessons — no lecture videos — that build straight toward the exam task.
Sit the exam in a workspace with AI in hand. Produce a real work product while the workspace captures your whole process.
AI grades your work against a published rubric, and a named human examiner reviews and signs every credential decision.
Your credential becomes a public page with the graded work embedded, ready for an employer to inspect.
Who it’s for
For individuals
For teams
Trust, made inspectable
Certavant is built to the standards serious certification bodies use — published methodology, independent decisions, and a right to appeal.
The competencies, task types, and pass standard for every credential, before you sit it.
Published per credential, so you know what the bar really is.
How closely our AI grading tracks expert human graders.
A named examiner signs every credential decision. No black box.
A documented right to a fresh human re-grade, with our overturn rate published.
The launch list
We’re building this in the open. Join the list and you’ll see the standard take shape before anyone sits an exam.