Primer Path certificate
Pass all eight stage quizzes at 75% or better and the certificate unlocks below — your name, the date, your average best score and a code. Nothing is uploaded; download the image when you earn it.
Reading your scores…
Eight quizzes stand between you and this page’s only button
Each stage quiz is eight questions on the lessons of that stage, with the working shown for every answer. Pass them all at 75% and come back.
What the certificate says, and what it does not
It says you can answer sixty-four questions about the mechanics of trading — sizing, orders, leverage, liquidity, structure, indicators, patterns — with the numbers, not the vibes. It does not say you will make money, and it is not a credential anyone else has verified. The code on it is derived from your name, the date and your scores, so two certificates with the same code are the same certificate; that is the whole verification scheme, and the page says so on the image.
The honest use of it: a marker that the knowledge stage is done and the process stage — journal, checklist, practice — begins. Your readiness score weights those at 30% for a reason.
Questions people ask
How do I earn the certificate?
Score 75% or better (6 of 8) on each of the eight stage quizzes, Stage 0 to Stage 7. Your best score on each is remembered in this browser; the certificate unlocks the moment the last one passes.
Is it verified or recognised?
It is self-issued: generated in your browser from your own quiz results, with a code derived from the name, date and scores. It is a marker of understanding for you, not a credential for an employer — treat it the way the lessons treat everything: as evidence, not a promise.
Why does it show an average score?
Because completion is easy to fake and a number is harder to argue with. The average of your eight best scores is printed on the certificate; retake a stage to raise it.
What if I clear my browser?
The scores live in this browser's storage only. Download the PNG when you earn it — the page cannot recover it later.