All paid Udemy courses offer a certificate of completion, which you can share with your friends, relatives, co-workers, or potential employers! This article explains how you can access your certificate of completion on Udemy’s mobile app.
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How to access your certificate of completion on Udemy’s mobile app
1. After you have completed all of the curriculum items of the course, tap More
2. Next, tap Course certificate
3. The certificate will look similar to the image below. To download the certificate, click Download.
Certificates can be downloaded as a .pdf or .jpg file. You can also share your certificate on social media directly, by using the Share function.
How to share your certificate of completion on Udemy’s mobile app
You can share your certificate as a post across several social media platforms. To do so, tap the Share button on your certificate page.
Please make sure you are logged into the desired social media platform. After tapping Share, a customizable text template will appear with a link to your certificate. You can personalize your message before posting your certificate.
Encountering issues? If you are having trouble seeing the automated message, you can manually share your certificate on social media by using the URL of your certificate. This URL can also be found at the top right of the certificate.
Please note:
- Sharing your certificate is different from adding your certification to your online profiles. For detailed instructions on how to do this, consult the help resources of each specific social media platform.
- Free courses and practice test-only courses do not offer a certificate of completion.
- Udemy is not an accredited institution. Certificates demonstrate skills and accomplishments, but they cannot be used for formal accreditation.
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