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How do I post my certificate to LinkedIn?

Learn how to share your accomplishments with your professional network.

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Written by Rich Virginia
Updated this week

Showcase your achievement by adding your graduation certificate directly to your LinkedIn profile. This helps you highlight your skills and accomplishments to your professional network.

Step 1: Open the LinkedIn Certificate Form

Click the link below to go directly to LinkedIn’s “Add Certification” form:

Step 2: Locate Your Certificate Details in Email

  • After completing your program, you will receive your official certificate by email.

  • This email will include:

    • The exact Program Name

    • The Program Partner Name

    • Your unique Certificate ID (found at the bottom of the certificate itself)

  • Use these details when filling out the LinkedIn form to ensure accuracy.

💡You can also find this information right in the app under Announcements.

Step 3: Fill in the Certificate Details

When the form opens, complete the fields as follows:

Field

What to Enter

Name

Enter the Program Name (e.g., Leading Innovative Change)

Issuing Organization

Enter the Program Partner (e.g., Berkeley Executive Education)

Credential ID

Enter the Certificate ID found at the bottom of your certificate

Credential URL

Leave this field blank

Issue Date

Use the date shown on your certificate

Expiration Date

Leave this unchecked - the certificate does not expire

Step 4: Save and Share

  1. Review your entries for accuracy.

  2. Click Save.

  3. Your certificate will now appear under the Licenses & Certifications section of your LinkedIn profile.

Tips for Graduates

  • Adding your certificate boosts your professional credibility and signals your commitment to growth.

  • You can also share a post on LinkedIn announcing your achievement — include a screenshot of your certificate and tag your program partner to celebrate your success.

✨ Congratulations again on completing your program — now let the world know about it!

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