3 easy ways to add your certificate to LinkedIn

Add your NeuronUP certificate to your LinkedIn profile

Want to enhance your professional profile on LinkedIn? Add the NeuronUP certificate to your LinkedIn profile and show everyone your knowledge of the leading cognitive rehabilitation and stimulation platform!

How to add your certificate to LinkedIn

Here’s how to do it:

On LinkedIn, below the profile picture you will find a button “add profile section”, if you click on it you will see the dropdown pictured below. And by clicking on “Add licenses & certifications” you will be able to add your certificate to LinkedIn.

You can also add your certificate to LinkedIn below in the “Licenses & certifications” section by clicking on the + sign.

Once clicked, a pop-up window like the one below will open. There you will be able to fill in your certificate data.

Steps

1. In the Name field, enter the name of the certificate (for example, NeuronUP Expert Certificate).
2. In the Issuing organization field, search for and select NeuronUP.
3. Where it says Issue date, select the month and year you obtained the certificate.
4. Select the option: This credential does not expire.
5. Leave the Credential ID and Credential URL blank.
6. After adding your details, click Save.

And you’re done!

How to add your certificate under “Featured”

Likewise, you will be able to add the diploma in the “Featured” section. Once more, below the profile picture, by clicking on “add featured”, then clicking on the + sign and finally in the pop-up window by clicking on “Add media”. This way, you will be able to upload the pdf certificate to LinkedIn so that those who visit your profile can see it.

How to add a skill to LinkedIn

It is also possible to add your knowledge of NeuronUP as a skill. This time, under the profile picture but by clicking on “Add skills”:

You can also add your skills below in the “Skills” section by clicking on the + sign.

Once clicked, a pop-up window like the one attached below will open. There you can add NeuronUP as a skill.

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