Certificates
A certificate that maps to the work
Every certificate names the course, the learner, the date, and the skills demonstrated, and links to a verifiable page. These are labeled samples.
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Certificate of completion
Elena Marsh
has completed
Production data pipelines with Airflow
Skills demonstrated- Airflow
- Dagster basics
- Backfill strategy
- SLA contracts
- Data quality gates
Date
October 12, 2026Certificate ID
AC-DRP-0481-2026Verify
example.com/verify/ac-drp-0481-2026Sample only — no name is shown on a real certificate until a learner completes the course.
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Certificate of completion
Dev Patel
has completed
Design systems in practice
Skills demonstrated- Tokens
- Component API design
- A11y governance
- Adoption strategy
Date
September 30, 2026Certificate ID
AC-DSG-1152-2026Verify
example.com/verify/ac-dsg-1152-2026Sample only — no name is shown on a real certificate until a learner completes the course.
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Certificate of completion
Lena Cruz
has completed
Systems design foundations
Skills demonstrated- Capacity planning
- Caching strategy
- Failure modes
- Trade-off communication
Date
August 22, 2026Certificate ID
AC-SDS-0397-2026Verify
example.com/verify/ac-sds-0397-2026Sample only — no name is shown on a real certificate until a learner completes the course.
How certificates are earned
A certificate is issued when a learner completes every required lesson in a course and ships the capstone. The skills listed are drawn from the course data, so the certificate maps to the work the learner actually did — not a generic pass.