Course Completion and Certificate Information

Learners who complete a programme receive a course completion record from Share Market Training. It is a simple document that confirms the training you attended and the topics covered. It is not a degree, a regulatory registration or a professional licence, and we do not describe it as any of those things.

What the completion record confirms

• The name of the programme and the modules covered.
• The learner name you ask us to print, and the completion date.
• That you attended the required sessions and submitted the practical exercises for the programme.
• A reference number that we can verify if an employer or another institution asks.

What it does not confirm

• It is not a SEBI registration, certification or licence.
• It does not authorise you to advise other people on investments or manage their money.
• It does not certify profitability, trading skill or a particular level of returns.
• It is not a university qualification or a government-recognised diploma.
• It does not guarantee a job, an internship or placement assistance.

How completion is assessed

Completion is based on attendance and participation, not on a profitability test. You are expected to attend the sessions, complete the chart and journal exercises, and take part in the review discussions. There is no exam that decides whether you pass, because an exam cannot measure whether someone will trade sensibly.

If you miss a substantial part of the programme, we will discuss joining a later batch before issuing a record. Issuing a completion document to someone who did not attend would make the document meaningless for everyone else.

Verification

Each record carries a reference number. If you need verification for an employer or an education institution, write to info@sharemarkettraining.in with the reference number and the name on the record. We will confirm the programme and the completion date, and nothing beyond that.

A note on certificates in this industry

Stock market education is not a licensed profession in the way medicine or law is. A completion certificate from any private provider is a record of training, not a regulatory credential. Be sceptical of a provider that implies otherwise, or that uses the letters “SEBI” next to a certificate without being able to explain exactly what registration it holds and for which activity.