Viewing your Certificates of Completion is an easy way to quickly see what courses and learning paths have been identified as completed. To ensure that you have Certificates of Completion readily available to add to your resume, or share with others, we recommend downloading copies directly to your desktop.
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You can download and share Certificates of Completion for both learning paths and courses. Once you complete a learning path, you’ll be able to download a certificate of completion for the learning path as well as the individual courses in the learning path.
Download from the Course page
To download certificates from your Course page:
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Log in to your LinkedIn Learning subscription.
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Navigate to the course page of the certificate you’d like to download.
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Click Download on the upper right corner of the page.
Download from the Learning Path page
To download certificates from the Learning Path page:
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Log in to your LinkedIn Learning subscription.
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Navigate to the learning path that corresponds to the certificate you’d like to download.
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Click Download on the upper right corner of the page.
Download from your Learning History
To download certificates for your courses or learning paths from your Learning History:
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Log in to your LinkedIn Learning subscription.
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Click
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Click the Learning History tab.
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Locate the course or the learning path you’d like to save the certificate for, and click More
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Select Download certificate from the dropdown.
Notes:
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Certificates of Completion for retired courses may only be retrieved from your Learning History tab.
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Learners will obtain a Certificate of Completion only if they’ve finished watching all the videos in a course or a learning path (see Learn more section below). If you’ve completed a course but it isn’t reflected on your Learning History page, please:
- Confirm each individual video in the course has a green checkmark. The green checkmark indicates the video has been viewed.
- Refresh the Learning History page. The course should now be marked as Completed.
- If you’ve refreshed your Learning History page and confirmed each video has a green checkmark, please clear your cache and cookies (see Learn more section below) then return to the Learning History page. The course should now be marked as Completed.
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You won’t be able to share the badge you receive when you finish viewing a learning path. The badge is only for our records, to confirm that you’ve completed the learning path.