Keyboard Explorer Certificate
Complete the first four kids lessons with careful typing.
Check ProgressSix kids certificate paths use real lesson, test, star, and game evidence. Qualified certificates include the learner name, WPM, accuracy, completion date, certificate number, PNG, PDF, print, sharing, and verification structure.
Start with the skill path and finish the required lesson groups carefully.
Earn stars, complete tests, and reach the typing targets for that certificate.
Open each certificate path to see exactly what has been completed already.
Generate a meaningful printable certificate once the requirements are met.
Complete the first four kids lessons with careful typing.
Check ProgressBuild a dependable home-row foundation.
Check ProgressComplete a meaningful one-minute test.
Check ProgressComplete all 24 kids lessons with strong averages.
Check ProgressDemonstrate exceptional sustained accuracy.
Check ProgressComplete the full lessons, tests, and games journey.
Check ProgressCertificates and privacy
Each Kids certificate checks recorded lessons or tests against its own requirements. For example, some recognize the early home-row lessons while others require all 24 lessons or a qualifying one-minute test. Opening a certificate page shows the current requirements and which steps remain.
When a learner qualifies, a learner can help generate a named certificate and save or print it. Public verification is optional: a parent or guardian must actively choose to publish the certificate to the site’s verification registry. Otherwise the record stays in the browser.
Kids certificates recognize progress on TypingTutor.Online. They are not government-issued credentials and do not replace a school’s own assessment.
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