How to become certified
- Training. Complete training on the methodology version in force: universes, prompt design, capture, scoring, publishing rules, governance and badge wording.
- Exam. Pass a written exam on the method and the rules.
- Supervised assessment. Run one assessment that LittPro Inc. re-runs and checks cell by cell.
- Code of conduct. Sign the code of conduct below.
Certification is valid for 12 months, and for the methodology version it was earned on. A new major version of the method requires a short update before the credential carries over.
Code of conduct
- Follow the published method exactly. Never alter prompts, engines, runs or scoring for a client.
- Declare every business you or your employer has served in the previous 24 months before you assess it.
- Never promise a score, a rank or a badge.
- Never say that AI ranked, chose, endorsed or trusts a business.
- Preserve every record of an assessment and hand it to LittPro Inc. on request.
- Report any attempt to influence a result.
Public register of practitioners
| Name | Credential ID | Organisation | Method version | Status | Expires |
|---|
| No practitioners certified yet. The first cohort will be listed here. |
Fees
| Fee | Amount |
|---|
| Training and exam | To be published before the first cohort |
| Annual renewal | To be published before the first cohort |
How certification relates to standards
The programme is designed to follow the structure of ISO/IEC 17024, the international standard for bodies that certify persons: published requirements, an impartial exam, defined renewal, and a public register. It is not yet accredited under that standard.
Complaints and suspensions
A practitioner who breaches the code of conduct can be suspended or have the credential withdrawn. Suspensions and withdrawals are shown on the register for 12 months. To make a complaint, use the corrections form and write "Practitioner" as the type of request.
Register interest
Applications for the first cohort open with the programme. Register your interest below and we'll contact you when they open. Organisations that want to run assessments also need an assessor licence.