Become a World Halal Certified Auditor

Conduct Independent Oversight at the World's Leading Halal Events

World Halal Certified Auditor is an officially recognized specialist authorized to verify compliance with halal standards at championships, seminars, and verified events.

This is a status, access to paid work, and a voice in the oversight system.


Who Can Become an Auditor

Category Requirements
Sharia expert Certification under SMIIC / a national standard, 2+ years of experience
Food technologist A relevant higher education degree, 3+ years of production experience
QMS auditor Experience conducting audits (ISO, HACCP, FSSC), knowledge of halal standards
Restaurant auditor Experience inspecting kitchens, understanding of cross-contamination

Additional advantages:

  • English (B2 level or higher)

  • Experience participating in culinary competitions (as a judge or contestant)


What Certification Provides

Benefit Details
Official status You are listed in the public registry of World Halal auditors
Paid work $200–$500 per day working at events
Veto power Halt a round for a serious violation of halal norms
Expense coverage Travel, accommodation, meals — covered by the organizer
Free webinars Standards updates twice a year
Career growth Up to Senior Auditor and Verification Committee member

Certification Stages

Step What to Do Timeline Cost
1. Application Fill out the questionnaire, attach your resume and certificates 10 minutes Free
2. Review The accreditation department evaluates the documents 7–10 days Free
3. Training An online course on World Halal standards and procedures 2 days $300
4. Exam A test (85% passing score) + a practical case 1 day Included in training
5. Certification Entry into the registry, issuance of the certificate 5 days Free
6. Renewal Annual fee + a work report Every 2 years $199/year

What the Auditor Verifies

At Championships (Halal Chef and Licensed Competitions)

  • ✅ Halal certificates for meat (supplier, batch)

  • ✅ Absence of alcohol and haram additives

  • ✅ Cleanliness of dishware, knives, and cutting boards

  • ✅ Absence of cross-contamination

  • ✅ Completion of the violations report

At Seminars and Business Events

  • ✅ Halal catering (suppliers, menu)

  • ✅ Storage and serving conditions for dishes

During Event Verification

  • ✅ Venue inspection (on-site or online)

  • ✅ Preparing a report for the verification committee

Registry of Certified Auditors

All certified auditors are listed in an open registry.

Current figures:

  • 24 auditors from 12 countries

  • 8 sharia experts

  • 10 technical auditors

  • 6 restaurant auditors

"Become the one who guarantees the integrity and honesty of halal events. World Halal certification is your next step."