Accreditation and Recognition
What a BvLogic certificate is, what it is not, and which qualifications are issued by somebody else. We keep these apart so nobody pays for, or relies on, something we cannot give.
1. Credentials BvLogic issues
| Credential | What it confirms | How to check it |
|---|---|---|
| BvLogic Certificate of Completion (free courses) | The learner finished every lesson of a free online course and passed each lesson's check. A digital credential for an introductory learning activity. | Each certificate has a code and a QR code. Enter the code at Verify a certificate, or open the certificate's own link. |
| Programme completion letter (paid programmes) | Attendance, the assessment result, and the project work a trainer verified, as recorded by the academy. | Every letter carries a reference that can be checked at Verify a letter. |
2. Partner credentials
Where a programme is run with a partner, the partner's name appears on that programme's page together with exactly what the partnership covers.
| Partner | What the partnership covers | Evidence |
|---|---|---|
| National University of Technology (NUTech), Islamabad | Affiliation with BvLogic Academy. | Certificate on file; shown on request. |
| NAVTTC (National Vocational and Technical Training Commission) | BvLogic Academy delivers NAVTTC-funded training batches. The certificate a learner receives on those batches is issued under NAVTTC's scheme, not as a BvLogic credential. | Certificate on file; shown on request. |
3. Government and regulatory qualifications
These are awarded by the body named, under its own rules, never by BvLogic on its behalf:
- NAVTTC certifies its own funded and national-standard programmes.
- TEVTA and PBTE (Punjab) award technical and vocational qualifications through their own examinations.
- HEC recognises degrees awarded by universities. A short course is not an HEC qualification.
If a BvLogic programme leads to one of these, its page names the body, the qualification and how the assessment is run. If a page does not say so, the programme does not lead to one.
4. Industry certifications
Certifications such as Cisco CCNA, Microsoft, Google or Meta credentials are awarded by those companies after their own exams, which you book and sit with them. Some BvLogic programmes prepare you for those exams; passing the BvLogic course does not award the industry certification.
5. Questions
Ask before you enrol if anything here is unclear. You can contact an advisor, and we will tell you in writing what the course you are considering does and does not lead to.