Especialistas Petroleros Mexicanos A.C.
Industrial training backed by verifiable evidence.
Industrial training develops knowledge and skills for specific tasks. Its value increases when the programme, participant identity and supporting documents can be reviewed in an organised record.
From a course to a professional record
A training course should define its subject, scope, duration and assessment method. Documents then help identify the training a person completed. EPMEX brings available records together for lookup by folio or CURP and presentation in a training record.
Before choosing a course
Ask about objectives, entry requirements, delivery format, practical exercises and assessment criteria. For an industrial speciality, check that the training matches the equipment, task and working environment you need. A database record does not replace a review of course content or practical assessment.
Credentials and job opportunities
A claimed profile brings credentials associated with one identity together. Vacancies can specify programmes from the EPMEX catalogue and show matches. Training does not guarantee employment: each employer defines its requirements and selection process.
For employers and training centres
Centres can organise folios, documents and public verification. Employers can specify training requirements when publishing opportunities. Ask hola@epmex.org about availability, dates and programme scope; a programme appearing in a record does not confirm an upcoming course.
Frequently asked questions
How do I check recorded training?
Enter the folio or CURP in the credential portal. The lookup uses available EPMEX records.
Does a course guarantee a credential?
The document and its scope depend on the programme, requirements and assessment. Confirm those details with the issuer.
Are all course dates published?
The portal presents credentials and verification services. Contact the team for current courses and dates.
Take the next step
Verify a credential by folio or CURP · Explore jobs · Contact EPMEX