Develop your professional AI skills,in any role.
See where you stand in fifteen minutes. Learn what good AI work looks like in your job. Then prove it with a grade anyone can verify.
Free · No account needed · Nobody sees your grade but you
Most AI advice was not written for your job.
It is generic tips, as if every job were the same. A support agent, a lawyer and an analyst need different things from AI, and the tools change every month. So it is hard to know whether you are using it well.
The six skills are the same in every job. What they look like is not.
Start with your role.
Each guide shows where AI fits in the work, what good looks like at every level, and which courses and templates fit the job.
Marketing & content
Software engineering
Customer support
Sales
Operations / PM
Legal / compliance
Data / analytics
Leadership
Something else? See every role or start with the skills.
Three steps, in any role.
- 01
See where you stand
A free 15-minute check of practical work scenarios, with AI in hand. Nobody sees your grade but you, and the result points to the guide for your role.
Take the free check → - 02
Build the skills
Free guides show what each skill looks like in your job. Courses take one task from start to finish, with steps for Claude and ChatGPT.
Start learning → - 03
Prove it
One examined sitting. Pass, and your grade gets its own verification page that anyone can open.
About certification →
What step one gives you
A band, a percentile, and a six-skill profile that shows what to lead with and what to work on first.
You’re Exceptional with AI
Better than 96% of people who’ve taken the check.
Six skills that work in every job.
Not model trivia. These are the skills that decide whether AI makes your work faster, better, and safe to trust.
Each one has a free guide, and each role guide shows it in your job.
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.
Then prove it.
Every résumé says “proficient with AI.” Certify, and yours comes with a grade anyone can check: serial number, portrait, and a permanent verification link.
- 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 written note from your examiner on what your work demonstrated — drawn from your answers, never a template.
Elena Marchetti
E4 · EXCEPTIONAL WITH AI
BAND
E4
PERCENTILE
96TH
ASSESSED
JUL 2026
emeri.org/v/your-name
Scan to verify this credential against the live registry.
Employers can check your grade themselves.
Every certified credential has its own verification page. Put the link in your applications. An employer opens it and sees your grade — no account, no login, nothing to take on trust.
Elena Marchetti
VerifiedVerified live against the Emeri registry.
E4 · Exceptional
96th percentile among Emeri-certified professionals · estimated ahead of 99% of the broader professional workforce.
Assessed JULY 2026 · NO. 00042 — EM/26
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.
Do I need to take a course first?
No. The check and the certification measure how you work today. If the check turns up gaps, the free guides and courses cover every skill on the exam, and you can certify whenever you are ready.
My job is not listed. Is this for me?
Yes. Choose "Something else" when you start the check. Everyone answers the same scenarios against the same six skills, so the grade means the same thing in any job.
Can I use AI during the exam?
Yes — it is expected. Working well with AI is the skill being certified, so you are graded on the quality of the finished work and the judgment behind it, never on going without help.
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 payment ($129, an introductory price) 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.
What if I don’t pass the certification exam?
A sitting below the certification floor is not graded — no badge, no band, no public record. You get your examiner’s written feedback, a pointer to the skills to study first, and one included retake with fresh questions.
Does the credential expire?
No. The credential is yours for good, recorded against the version of the standard you earned it under. Recertifying later is your choice — and a newer sitting never replaces your published grade unless you publish it.
Can I put it on LinkedIn?
Yes. Your badge page has one-click options for LinkedIn — share it as a post or add it under Licenses & Certifications — and the verification link works anywhere you can paste it: résumé, portfolio, email signature.
Not ready to start?
Start where you are.
Fifteen minutes to see where you stand in your role. Build from there, and certify when you are ready.
Free · No account needed · Nobody sees your grade but you