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Your certificate

When you complete every session in a Learning Path, Frontierz issues a completion certificate you can share or keep for your records.

The certificate of completion with company branding and the Actions menu

When you get it

The certificate unlocks once every step on Your Journey is complete. Until then it stays locked. When you finish the last step, a Certificate card appears at the end of Your Journey with a View Certificate button. You may also receive an email with a link to the same certificate.

What the certificate shows

The heading is Certificate of completion. The certificate shows:

  • Your name.
  • The name of the Learning Path you completed.
  • Your organization as the issuer. When the company has a logo and colors, those appear on the certificate. If they are not set, Frontierz branding is used. Your organization can also add up to three partner logos and a background image on the right-hand side.
  • The issue date (Issued on).
  • A certificate ID for reference.

Share or download it

When you are signed in as the person who earned it, the top bar has Go Back and Actions:

  • Print opens the browser print dialog.
  • Download as PDF saves a copy to your computer.
  • Export to LinkedIn adds the certificate to your LinkedIn profile.

Anyone with the link can view the certificate. Actions is only on your signed-in view.

The Certificate card at the end of Your Journey once every step is complete

Microsoft badges

Some Learning Paths are set up to award a Microsoft credential alongside the certificate. When that applies to the path you completed, the certificate page shows a Microsoft badges section with a Claim at Microsoft link that opens Microsoft Learn so you can redeem the credential.

Microsoft badges are not included in the downloaded PDF. To redeem one, view your certificate on the certificate page and use the Claim at Microsoft link there. Once redeemed on Microsoft Learn, you can add the credential to LinkedIn from there.

The certificate page showing a Microsoft badges section with a Claim at Microsoft link

The certificate is read-only. If a detail looks wrong, such as your name or the Learning Path title, ask whoever manages Frontierz at your organization to correct it.