Certificates are earned by age group: infant, toddler, or school-age care. A caregiver has to pass all of the lessons in that group, not just one.
Each lesson starts with a bite-size, expert video. The certificate shows the total training time they put in.
Where a lesson includes a 3D simulation, they worked through real scenarios and made the calls themselves.
Each lesson ends with a quiz, and each age group ends with a final exam. The certificate is only issued once they pass them all.
Each certificate is specific, dated, and tied to one caregiver, so you can see exactly what they completed.

When it comes to children, you deserve to know exactly what you're looking at. A Sprout certificate is a record of training completed with Sprout. It is not:
A short assessment you can give before you hire, and again after training. See real progress in numbers, and know exactly which lessons to assign first.
Train and certify your caregivers with Sprout, or get certified yourself.