UCT issues digital certificates for short courses. These are hosted on a secure portal, and the link to this portal, along with login instructions, will be emailed to each qualifying student.
More information about UCT’s digital certificates can be found on the UCT website here: Digital Certificates at UCT.
When signing up for a short course with UCT Law@work, please make sure that:
- The name you enter in the Full name to be printed on certificate field on our registration form matches the name on your ID or passport. This is the name that will appear on your digital certificate.
- The email address you enter in the Email address field on our registration form is correct. This is the address that the digital certificate portal link will be sent to.
If there are any changes to your name or your email address between the time you sign up for the course and the time you complete the course, please inform us! You can send an email with the updated information to sipho.zuma@uct.ac.za.
After completing a short course with UCT Law@work:
Please allow some time (approximately three weeks) after completing your course for the processing of your certificate.
When your certificate is ready, you will receive an email from Digital Certificate Service with the subject UCT Digital Certificates Portal: records issued. This email will contain instructions for logging on to the secure portal and viewing your digital certificate .
If you experience any technical issues with the digital certificate portal, please email shortcourses@uct.ac.za or view the instructions at Digital Certificates at UCT.
Qualifying for the certificate
Only those who attend a full course will be eligible to receive a certificate for that course. A register will be taken in each session. While recordings of the sessions may be sent out after the course, watching those recording is not sufficient to qualify for the certificate.
Note that certain of our offerings (for example, webinars) do not include certificates. If a certificate is not mentioned on the brochure or webpage of that presentation, then please do not expect a certificate.