An honest evaluationof your AI skills.
Emeri is an AI skills certification graded with a published standard, verifiable by employers at any time.
Free · No account needed · Nobody sees your grade but you
Every résumé says “proficient with AI.”
None of them say what that means. A hiring manager cannot tell the person who has opened ChatGPT twice from the person who rebuilt their whole workflow around it — so the claim gets discounted to zero, for everyone.
A grade anyone can check is worth more than a sentence anyone can write.
How the check works.
You’re Distinguished with AI
Better than 88% of people who’ve taken the check.
Built around your work
Emeri uses your role to make the questions relevant. Different jobs, same fair standard.
Real tasks, not trivia
You answer practical scenarios with AI in the loop, because that is how the work happens now.
A result you can use
You get an Emeri band, percentile, and a six-skill profile that shows what to lead with in interviews, and what to sharpen first.
What you walk away with.
Certify your result and it becomes a credential: serial number, portrait, permanent verification link. A recruiter checks it themselves.
- A verified badge for your résumé, LinkedIn profile, and portfolio.
- A public proof page: anyone with the link can check your grade in seconds.
- A Vanguard listing that ranks you among certified professionals in your field.
- Founding-cohort distinction for the first hundred people certified.
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E3
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88TH
ASSESSED
JUL 2026
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One link that settles it.
Certified results can appear on The Vanguard, Emeri’s public registry. Put the link in your applications. An employer opens it and sees your grade — no account, no login, nothing to take on trust.
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Six practical skills. One clear standard.
Emeri does not test model trivia. It measures the six skills hiring managers are actually screening for: whether AI makes your work faster, better, and safe to trust.
Asking well
Asking for what you need clearly enough to get useful results.
Checking the work
Spotting mistakes, checking sources, and knowing what to trust.
Putting it together
Turning prompts, tools, and steps into a repeatable workflow.
Getting real work done
Using AI to finish real work, not just make a first draft.
Giving good context
Giving AI the background, data, and limits it needs.
Keeping it safe
Protecting private information and using good judgment.
Before you start.
What if I score badly?
Then you are the only one who knows. Your free grade is private — there is no public page, no listing, and nothing is shared unless you choose to certify.
Who decides my grade?
Published rubrics, written by people. An AI examiner applies the same criteria to every submission, so the standard does not drift between candidates.
Is the check really free?
Yes, and it needs no account. Certification is a single $189 payment if you decide the result is worth publishing — never a subscription.
How long does it take?
About 15 minutes in one sitting. The certification exam is 60 timed minutes.
What does an employer actually see?
One link: your band, percentile, and six-skill profile. They open it and see the result — no account, no login.
The market is crowded. Proof cuts through.
Fifteen minutes to find out where you actually stand. Certify only if you like the answer.
Free · No account needed · Nobody sees your grade but you