Become an IDCERT Competence Center
Join the IDCERT network and offer your students, employees or citizens the opportunity to train and certify their digital competences with certificates recognised across Europe.
Request informationWhat is an IDCERT Competence Center
An IDCERT Competence Center is a qualified organisation -- school, university, training centre, company or public administration -- that through IDCERT's proprietary platform can deliver training and digital competence certification paths based on European and international frameworks. Each centre is qualified through a dedicated process and gains access to tools, materials and ongoing support.
Who is it for
Schools and Universities
Integrate digital competence certification into your students' learning pathways.
Public Administration
Train and certify the digital competences of public employees in line with European guidelines.
Businesses
Assess and certify your staff's digital competences to improve productivity and competitiveness.
Training Centres
Expand your training offer with accredited certifications recognised across Europe.
What the programme includes
Available certification schemes
IDCERT DigComp
Certification of citizens' digital competences based on the European DigComp 3.0 framework.
IDCERT DigCompEdu
Certification of educators' digital competences based on the European DigCompEdu framework.
New schemes coming soon
IDCERT is constantly working on developing new certification schemes based on other European and international frameworks.
Accreditation and recognition
IDCERT is a Personnel Certification Body accredited by Accredia (no. 02257) under the UNI CEI EN ISO/IEC 17024 standard. The certifications issued are recognised and valid across Europe, usable for public competitions, CVs and professional development.
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Frequently asked questions
The UN SDGs and competence frameworks
Which competence frameworks state that they answer to a target of the UN Sustainable Development Goals, and which documents the link rests on.
Go to the SDG page