How to view a certificate for completed course-GH-300?

Katla, Sathvika 0 Reputation points
2026-04-06T17:32:11.42+00:00

Hi,

I have completed GH-300 Co-pilot course and attempted assessment .I have passed the certification, but i didn't received certification. Please help

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    2026-04-06T17:32:24.14+00:00

    Exam and course completions now appear directly in the Microsoft Learn profile rather than in the old Certification Dashboard.

    To view and save the GH-300 GitHub Copilot certificate:

    1. Sign in to Microsoft Learn with the same account used to take GH-300.
    2. Open the Credentials page: https://learn.microsoft.com/users/me/credentials/?tab=credentials-tab
    3. Look under the Certifications (or Credentials) section for the GitHub Copilot (GH-300) certification.
    4. Open the certification, then use the Print option in the browser and choose Save as PDF to keep a copy. Certificates are no longer provided as direct downloads; they must be viewed/printed and saved as PDF.

    If the GH-300 certification does not appear:

    1. Allow up to 24–48 hours after passing the exam for it to show on the Learn profile.
    2. Confirm that the correct Learn account is being used (some users have multiple accounts). See the guidance in the “Missing Exams or Certifications” article.
    3. If it still does not appear, contact Microsoft Credentials Support so they can check the account and exam records: https://aka.ms/credentialssupport or the support links in the Missing Certifications article.

    For urgent proof of completion, also use the Transcript feature:

    1. Go to the Learn profile (avatar → Profile → Transcript).
    2. Verify that GH-300 appears in the transcript.
    3. Use Print → Save to PDF to share with an employer.

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