Certification
What a KSR certificate represents — and how to trust it.
A KSR certificate records the level a learner has reached and an indicative CEFR (Common European Framework of Reference for Languages) range.
Certificates are issued by accredited schools under CEA's authority — only when the standard is met.
Every certificate carries a unique QR code and can be verified online in seconds.
The marking behind every certificate is calibrated, moderated and auditable.
A KSR certificate confirms that a learner has reached a KSR stage (Pre-A1 to B2 on the CEFR). It is assessed by a CEA-accredited school; the senior stage includes an external examination. Every certificate can be confirmed in an open registry.
The KSR certificate is aligned to the CEFR and verifiable in an open registry. It is recognised within the KSR network and a clear reference beyond it; it is not a state examination, and CEA is not a regulated awarding body.
Any KSR certificate can be checked in the public registry within seconds.
Example certificate QR code
Scan the QR code
Open your phone camera and point it at the code.
Open the registry
You are taken to the certificate's verification page.
Check the details
Learner name · KSR level · CEFR level · issue date · status.
Example verification result
Verified
This is a demonstration entry (specimen), not a real person.
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