Credentials
What a credential says.
SETHU issues its own certificate of completion for programmes it actually delivers. Nothing is issued before a cohort has finished.
What is issued
- A certificate of completion for a programme SETHU delivered.
- A skills-assessment record, when the assessment was the point.
- Both name SETHUPATHI TECHNOLOGIES LLP as the issuing legal entity.
- Both carry a unique identifier that can be checked on the verify page.
What is not issued
- No degree, diploma or equivalent qualification.
- No UGC or AICTE recognition, unless it is obtained for that exact programme and written on it.
- No licence, and no certificate that replaces a statutory qualification.
- No document that claims a job, a salary or a placement.
Every certificate carries the same six things.
- [01]
Issuing legal entity
SETHUPATHI TECHNOLOGIES LLP, with the registered address.
- [02]
Programme
School of Software Engineering, and the cohort year.
- [03]
Dates
Start date, end date and the months of study.
- [04]
Learning outcomes
The abilities assessed, written in plain words.
- [05]
Assessment method
The rubric and the weight of each dimension.
- [06]
Verification method
A unique identifier and the address where it is checked.
A certificate without these six fields is not a SETHU certificate. If you have been sent one that is missing any of them, write to us and we will check it.
The work outlives the paper.
A certificate is one line in a CV. The portfolio is the part somebody reads twice.
- Portfolio
- The projects, with links, in a repository you control.
- Completion record
- A verifiable record of what was completed and when.
- Mentor feedback
- Notes against the same competency rubric used for assessment.
- Career preparation
- CV, interview practice and professional writing.
Referrals are mentioned only where a real partner and a real opening exist. No partner logos appear on this site until there is a signed arrangement.
No credentials have been issued yet.
The Software Engineering pilot has not run. The first credentials will be issued when the first cohort completes the six months and passes the assessment.