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Achievements and credentials on Microsoft Learn and LinkedIn are managed separately and do not auto-sync between platforms.
To manage and share Microsoft Learn achievements and credentials:
- View and manage achievements on Microsoft Learn
- Sign in to the Microsoft Learn site.
- Select the profile icon in the top-right corner and choose Profile.
- Select Achievements in the left column to see all badges, trophies, and XP earned from Learn modules and paths.
- Achievements are created by completing Learn modules and their knowledge checks; they are not affected by LinkedIn Learning completions.
- View and manage credentials (certifications and Applied Skills)
- From the same Profile page, select Credentials in the left column.
- Use the Certifications or Applied Skills tabs to see all credentials.
- These credentials are earned by passing assessments or exams and are separate from individual module achievements.
- Avoiding or handling duplicates
- If multiple Learn profiles exist (for example, created with different login accounts), they can be merged so that all learning progress, credentials, and transcripts are combined into a single profile and duplicates removed:
- Sign in to one Learn profile.
- Go to login account management and choose Add login account.
- If that login is tied to another Learn profile, a merge is triggered; all content from the second profile is brought into the signed-in profile and duplicate content is removed.
- Profile merges are permanent and cannot be undone.
- If multiple Learn profiles exist (for example, created with different login accounts), they can be merged so that all learning progress, credentials, and transcripts are combined into a single profile and duplicates removed:
- Sharing Microsoft Learn credentials
- Certifications and Applied Skills credentials can be shared directly from the Learn profile:
- Go to Profile → Credentials.
- Select Applied Skills or Certifications.
- Choose the credential and select View credential details or View certification details.
- Use the Share link to access sharing options (for example, sharing an online-verifiable credential link that can be posted to LinkedIn or other social platforms).
- Digital certificates can also be downloaded and printed from the Learn profile transcript area.
- Certifications and Applied Skills credentials can be shared directly from the Learn profile:
- Sharing skills and badges on LinkedIn
- Skills from Microsoft Learn can be manually added to a LinkedIn profile:
- On the LinkedIn home page, select Me → View Profile.
- In the Skills & endorsements section, select Add a new skill (or add the Skills section first if needed).
- Enter the skill name (for example, Microsoft Azure, Azure DevOps) and select Add.
- Microsoft Certification badges can be shared to LinkedIn using the badge/credential sharing options described above.
- Skills from Microsoft Learn can be manually added to a LinkedIn profile:
- Transcripts and sharing history
- To share a consolidated view of training and credentials from Microsoft Learn:
- Go to the Learn profile and select Transcript in the left column.
- Use Share link to generate a shareable transcript URL, or Print → Save to PDF to share as a document.
- Ensure profile privacy is not set to Private Mode if sharing is required.
- To share a consolidated view of training and credentials from Microsoft Learn:
Importing LinkedIn Learning qualifications into Microsoft Learn is not supported in the provided information. Microsoft Learn achievements and credentials are based on activity within Microsoft Learn and associated assessments, and LinkedIn Learning course completions do not automatically create or update Microsoft Learn achievements.
References:
- Why and how to showcase your Microsoft skills
- Frequently asked questions (general)
- Sharing Microsoft Credentials
- Frequently asked questions (transcript)
- Frequently asked questions (profile)
- LinkedIn Learning HTTPS Org Sync
- LinkedIn Learning SFTP Org Sync
- How do I access my transcripts - Microsoft Q&A
- Have not received my certificate after successful completion of my exam - Microsoft Q&A
- I want to change my legal name to [Moderator note: personal info removed], Currently it is Set as [Moderator note: personal info removed] - Microsoft Q&A
- Certificate Not Received - Microsoft Q&A
- Need help in changing primary email address for Certification Profile - Microsoft Q&A