ProCert is a web service for finding certification courses, exams and publishers, while also providing training and continuing-education tools. Its course finder supports searches across those categories and filters by price, including free courses. ProCert independently reviews certification study materials for accuracy, completeness, practice questions, instructional quality and currency against exam objectives. Its quality-assurance program checks courseware against 14 criteria, including objective coverage, assessments and labs or experiments. Learners can purchase courses individually or use a recurring all-access subscription, with prices shown at checkout and subject to change. Publishers can submit materials for independent review and rating, request course-finder listings and receive feedback for future editions. The service names Microsoft, Adobe, CompTIA, Autodesk, Certiport, GED Testing Service and Intuit among quality-assurance partners. Training does not guarantee certification success.
Who it is for
It suits learners comparing certification courses and publishers seeking independent review or listing. The license is intended for personal, non-commercial professional development by users aged 18 or older.
What is good
- Searches courses, exams and publishers
- Filters listings by price, including free
- Uses defined review dimensions
- Offers individual and subscription purchases
- Provides publisher feedback
What to know first
- Prices appear only at checkout
- Training does not guarantee certification
- Use is limited to personal professional development
Verdict
ProCert combines course discovery with independent study-material reviews and publisher services. Its stated quality criteria can help users compare materials, but certification outcomes remain the learner’s responsibility.
Compared on online course marketplaces
- Subscription access
- Yes
