Make the most of your verified record
What lands on it automatically, and how to put it to work.
What lands on your record, automatically
Every time a project is verified, three things attach to your record: the work you did, the skills you proved, and the two signatures that verify them. You never assemble it by hand.
Put it to work
Share your public profile. Your verified work can appear on a public page you control. Send that link to a recruiter instead of a PDF: it is the one claim on it they cannot fake.
Tip
Put the link at the top of your résumé and in your LinkedIn "Featured" section. It does more work there than another bullet point.
Lead with the two signatures. What makes your evidence trustworthy is that a faculty member verified the learning and a real organization verified the outcome. When you describe a project to an employer, say who verified it, not just what you built.
Keep it current. Every verified project you add strengthens the record. A record with three verified projects tells a much better story than one with a single project.
It is yours to keep
If you leave the school, or the sponsor closes, your verified evidence stays on your record. That is the entire point: course projects become evidence you carry past graduation, alongside your degree, not instead of it.
You decide what is public. Only verified, eligible work you choose to publish appears on your public profile.
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