Your credential will then appear on your LinkedIn profile for as long as you would like it to be there, and anyone that clicks on the link will be taken straight to your credential view, where it can be verified.

Your credential information will be automatically carried over to the 'License and Certification' form in LinkedIn.

A pop-up will appear to confirm how you would like to share your credential.When signed in to your credential, you will see that the 'Verify' button on your credential view is replaced with an 'Add to LinkedIn Profile' button.For more information on how to do this, click here. To add your credential to your LinkedIn profile, you will need to be signed in to your credential.Do bear in mind, though, that this will drop through the newsfeed and become less visible as time goes by.

You will then have a lovely big statement about your achievement that is visible to all your connections. Write a message to accompany your certificate in your post or message and click Post/Send.You will then be taken to LinkedIn's site, where you can choose to share as a post or as a private message.If you are not already logged in to your LinkedIn account, you will be prompted to do so. Go to the Account section using the three buttons at the top-right corner. Click on the LinkedIn 'Share' button at the bottom of the credential window. Open and login to your account using username and password.Two Ways of Adding Your Credential to LinkedInĬreate a post about your credential that will appear to your connections in your LinkedIn Newsfeed.

Important Note: If after signing in, the LinkedIn options are still not visible, this means your issuer has disabled them completely.

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