Find the exact record
We prefer an official identifier or a clear match to the awarding body’s published entry.
QUALIFICATION REFERENCE
Know what the certificate actually says.
Search a qualification, awarding body or level. Get the plain-English answer first, with the source, date and limits left beside it.
Public-register evidence · checked dates · no invented equivalences
START WITH A QUESTION
Useful when the name alone isn’t enough.
01 / BROWSE THE RECORD
Search results
A small, qualified sample for this demonstration.
THE ANSWER HAS EDGES
Recognition is not a single yes/no.
We keep the useful distinctions visible: what the record names, what level it carries, where the evidence comes from, and what it does not establish.
IdentityMatched to a named published record
ScopeJurisdiction and type are stated
FreshnessChecked date is shown beside facts
02 / METHODOLOGY
Evidence before equivalence.
QualificationFacts helps you understand a record. It does not turn similar-sounding titles into an official equivalence.
Separate what is known
Level, type, subject, status and awarding body are shown as distinct fields, not one opaque score.
Show the qualification’s limits
A listed qualification is not automatically a licence to practise, a university admission decision or a guarantee of transfer.
03 / SOURCE REGISTER
Where the facts come from.
A source is useful only when its coverage and date are clear.
Official qualification records
Published entries used for title, level, type and awarding-body identity.
Primary evidence · checked 18 Aug 2026 · coverage varies by jurisdictionAwarding-body catalogues
Used to explain a qualification’s structure and the organisation that awards it.
Primary evidence · checked 18 Aug 2026 · historical versions may differ