NSDP affiliate partners are independent people who guide others to NSDP courses. A partner who has passed NSDP's partner training holds a Certified NSDP Affiliate Partner certificate with its own number. Anyone can check that number on the verify page; you do not need an account.
How to check a partner
Step 1: Ask for the certificate or card
A certified partner can show you their certificate or Affiliate Partner Card. Both carry a QR code.
Step 2: Scan the QR code
It opens the verify page for that certificate number.
Step 3: Or open the link yourself
Type the address with the number at the end, for example
/verify/affiliate/NSDP-AP-7KQ4M2X. Capital or small letters both work.Step 4: Compare the details
The name and partner code on the page should match the person and the code they gave you.
What the result means
What each status means
- Valid certificateThe heading reads Certified NSDP Affiliate Partner. It shows the partner's name and partner code, the date they were certified, and whether they are active today or not active at the moment.
- Not found"We could not find this certificate." The number is wrong, was never issued, or belongs to a partner who is no longer in the programme.
If the result says Not found
- Check the number for typing mistakes. A real number starts with
NSDP-AP-. - Too many checks in a short time from the same connection also show Not found. Wait a minute and try again.
- If it still is not found, do not pay or share personal details because of that person. Contact NSDP support with the number and where you saw it.
What a partner is, and is not
- Partners are independent: the verify page itself says Partners are not NSDP staff.
- Students pay NSDP directly in the portal. A partner must never take course fees themselves.
- A partner can help you choose a course and register. Partners are told never to promise a job or an income.
- Not every genuine partner is certified yet: certification comes after the partner training. A partner without a certificate has no number to check.
Is the certificate the same as the blue tick on a partner's page?
No. The blue tick means NSDP has verified the partner's identity. The certificate means they passed the partner training. A partner can have one, both or neither.
I am a partner. Where is my certificate number?
On your certificate in Training, once you have passed the quiz.