Proof I completed a MS Copilot Course

Completing a Microsoft Learn Copilot learning path earns an achievement trophy rather than a downloadable certificate; use your Learn profile or transcript as proof of completion.

Find and share your completion record

1. Sign in to Microsoft Learn with the same account used while completing the training.
2. Select your profile icon in the upper-right, then Profile.
3. Select Achievements in the left menu.
   • Completed modules appear as badges.
   • A completed learning path appears as a trophy. ^1^
4. Select Transcript in the left menu. The transcript includes completed training modules and credential history.
5. Select Share link to create a link for an employer, or select Print and then Save to PDF to retain a printable completion record. ^2^

If sharing your profile directly, ensure Private Mode is disabled in the profile privacy settings; Private Mode prevents other people from viewing your achievements. ^3^

Why there is no certificate

Microsoft Learn distinguishes between:

• Achievements: badges for completed modules and trophies for completed learning paths.
• Credentials: Microsoft Certifications or Applied Skills credentials earned by passing the applicable exam or assessment.

A knowledge check within a learning module records an achievement, but it does not create a formal Microsoft credential or certification certificate. ^1^

If the Copilot learning path was preparation for a Microsoft Applied Skills credential, the separate assessment lab must also be completed successfully. The credential then normally appears under Profile → Credentials; Applied Skills results can take up to 24 hours to appear. ^4^

If nothing appears

If neither the trophy nor completed modules appear in Achievements or Transcript, the available information does not establish whether your progress was associated with the signed-in Learn profile. Submit a Microsoft Credentials support request at:

https://aka.ms/credentialssupport

Include the learning-path title, completion date, profile account used, and screenshots showing 100% completion. Do not post private account identifiers publicly.

References

1. Frequently asked questions (general)
2. View and share your transcript
3. Sharing Microsoft Credentials
4. Microsoft Applied Skills process overview