You've passed the OSINT Level 1 - Foundations certification exam. You began with ways to find public information, including search techniques and metadata, while considering how to collect evidence responsibly.

As you continue practising, record where each useful detail came from and check it against another source before relying on it. A careful record will help you revisit your findings and explain how you reached them when you move into longer investigations.

We'd like to know which parts gave you a useful starting point and where you needed more help. You can tell us in the course survey or describe your learning experience on Trustpilot.

You've passed the OSINT Level 2 - Investigations certification exam. This course moved from collecting information to checking its source and explaining what the evidence supports in an investigation.

As you build your next report, keep a record of how you checked each finding and be clear about anything that remains uncertain. That gives the person reading it a way to follow your reasoning rather than having to take a conclusion on trust.

Tell us whether the investigation and reporting exercises helped, and what you would change, in the course survey. If you'd like to help someone choosing a course, you can also leave a review on Trustpilot.

You've passed the OSINT Level 3 - Advanced Techniques certification exam. The course brought geolocation and mapping into investigations while examining how behaviour can expose information and why operational security matters.

When you use these methods, explain which details support a location or conclusion and which still need checking. Keeping that distinction in your notes helps others review the evidence and follows the course's approach to documenting investigations through the Berkeley Protocol.

Let us know which advanced topics needed more examples in the course survey. You can also share your experience on Trustpilot so other learners can judge whether this level is right for them.

You've passed the certification exam for Digital Privacy Fundamentals: From Exposure to Control. The course looked at where personal information ends up and how separate details can reveal more about someone when they are brought together.

As you review your own privacy, start with one change you can keep using, whether that means separating passwords or checking what an account shares. Privacy needs regular attention because both your habits and the services you use can change.

If you have a moment, tell us which privacy steps were useful and what needed more explanation in the course survey. You can also share your experience on Trustpilot to help other learners decide whether the course suits them.

You've passed the certification exam for Crypto Scam Investigations: Tracing the Money Trail. The course followed an investigation from finding leads through tracing transactions and documenting where the money moved.

When you put that process into practice, keep the transaction records alongside your notes so another person can follow your reasoning. A visible transfer is evidence of movement, but it does not by itself establish who controls a wallet or prove that a crime occurred.

We'd like to hear how the tracing examples worked for you and where you needed more guidance. You can tell us in the course survey or share your experience with other learners on Trustpilot.