Certificate eligibilityAttendance is what makes a TecPal certificate mean something
0%attended
You are on track for your certificate.
0 attended live
0 caught up by recording
0 missed
How this is counted. A live class counts when you are in the room, physical or virtual, for at least 60% of the session. Watching the recording to the end within seven days counts as a catch-up, worth full credit for the first three and half credit after that. The threshold for a certificate is 75%.
Every session, and where you stoodWeb Development Bootcamp · Cohort 13
Attended live
Caught up by recording
Missed
Not yet held
If you fall behindNobody loses a certificate over one bad week
Watch the recording within seven days and it countsFull credit for your first three catch-ups, half credit after that. The clock starts when the recording is published, not when the class ran.
Open recordingsRepeat a session with the next cohort at no costIf the same class runs again while you are still enrolled, you can sit in and it replaces the missed one outright.
See the timetableTell us before you disappearIllness, work, a family emergency. Say so and we pause your attendance clock rather than counting the absences. This is not a favour, it is the policy.
Ask PalBelow 75% at the end? You still keep everything you learnedYour projects, your recordings and your curriculum access stay. You take the assessment with the next cohort and the certificate follows.
No forfeiture