City & Guilds Qualified Logo

City & Guilds Qualified logo

The City & Guilds Qualified logo is designed for learners who have achieved a City & Guilds qualification and want a clear way to showcase that achievement on a website, vehicles, or marketing materials.


If you're working towards the qualification, our guide explains the typical training route and what employers look for: how to become a PAT tester.


Who Can Apply?

City & Guilds publish eligibility criteria for the Qualified logo. In general, you will usually need a Level 2 City & Guilds qualification (or higher), be able to provide copies of your certificates, and the qualification should be relevant to the work you do.

How to Apply

If you meet the criteria, City & Guilds currently ask applicants to email copies of their City & Guilds certificate(s) to logo@cityandguilds.com. If approved, the logo is issued along with the relevant usage guidelines. City & Guilds’ criteria and related information can be found here: Certificates and credentials (City & Guilds).

Approved Centre Logo vs Qualified Logo

City & Guilds provide different logos for different uses. The Approved Centre logo is intended for organisations delivering City & Guilds qualifications (and requires permission). The Qualified logo is intended for individuals who have achieved a City & Guilds qualification (typically Level 2 or higher). Do not use the Approved Centre logo unless you are an approved centre and have permission to do so.

Using the Logo Correctly

  • Use the official artwork (do not redraw, stretch, recolour or crop).
  • Do not imply City & Guilds endorses your business or services.
  • Where relevant, show the qualification number or name alongside the logo (for example 2377).

Where to Use the City & Guilds Qualified Logo

Once you have permission and the official artwork, the Qualified logo can be used to help customers recognise your City & Guilds achievement. Typical places to use it include:

  • Your website (for example on your About page, profile page, or in a qualifications section)
  • Marketing material such as brochures, flyers and adverts
  • Quotes and tenders to support competence and training credentials
  • Email signatures and digital PDFs where you list qualifications
  • Social media posts or profile banners where you highlight training and certification

It is best practice to show the logo alongside the relevant qualification name or number (for example “City & Guilds 2377”), and to avoid wording that could imply City & Guilds endorses your business rather than confirming your qualification.

City & Guilds 2377 PAT Testing Qualification

If you’ve passed the City & Guilds 2377 PAT testing qualification, the Qualified logo can be a useful way to demonstrate that you hold an industry-recognised award. If you’re looking to gain the qualification, see our City & Guilds 2377 PAT testing course.