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Lessons, quizzes and certificates

How the course reader works, how quizzes are graded and how you earn and verify a certificate.

Updated Nov 12, 2026

The course reader

Open a course from My learning and the reader opens with a Contents panel on the left (a Contents button on a phone). Modules are numbered; completed lessons show a tick and quizzes carry a Quiz tag.

At the top, a bar shows your progress as a percentage. At the bottom of each lesson:

  • Mark complete records the lesson as done.
  • Previous and Next move through the course.

Your place is remembered, so Continue takes you back where you stopped.

Quizzes

A quiz shows its Pass mark and how many attempts are left. Some questions say "select all that apply".

  1. Answer every question. If you miss one the page says how many are left.
  2. Choose Check answers.
  3. You see each answer marked Correct or Not quite, with an explanation when the author wrote one, and a summary of your score.
  4. If you did not pass and still have attempts, choose Try again.

Passing a quiz marks that lesson complete. If you use every attempt without passing, the quiz is locked and shows your best score. Each quiz shows its own pass mark and attempts left.

Certificates

When you finish every lesson in a course that issues certificates, a banner says "Course complete. Your certificate is ready." with View certificate. Certificates appear under Certificate in My learning, too.

The certificate shows your name, the course, the issue date and your score (the average of your best quiz scores) with a code such as CERT-ABC234.

Print or save

Open the certificate and choose Print or save as PDF.

Verify a certificate

Anyone can check a certificate at learn.pgbhub.com/verify/ followed by the code. A valid one shows who it was awarded to, the course, the issue date and the score. A withdrawn certificate says "This certificate was withdrawn". An unknown code says "We couldn't find that certificate". For some workspace courses you are asked to sign in to check.

Good to know

  • Your certificate code is not secret; it is designed to be shared to prove your result.

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