Digital Peer Mentor Certificate

Digitizing the peer mentor certificate removes the need for coordinators to manually track certification status across spreadsheets or emails. The digital record provides immediate proof of qualification for assignment dispatch and public-facing directory listings. For HLF, where certification determines listing eligibility on local association websites, a verifiable digital record is essential for automating the pause workflow when certificates expire. The certificate also acts as the authoritative trigger for renewal reminders, making it the central node in the training lifecycle.

CertificateScreen renders the peer mentor's current certificate with issue date, expiry, and linked course. CertificateService generates certificate records on the backend when a course registration is marked complete and exposes them via a typed REST endpoint scoped to the authenticated user. CertificateRepository persists certificates in Drift for offline access. The schema links to both the user and the originating CourseRegistration, enabling cascade queries for auto-pause and renewal logic. Physical card coexistence is handled by treating the digital certificate as additive rather than a replacement for the physical credential.