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To share Microsoft Learn credentials and progress with a LinkedIn profile, use the sharing features built into the Learn profile and credentials pages rather than relying on a broken or unavailable page.
Follow these steps:
- Sign in to the Microsoft Learn profile.
- Open the Credentials and Transcript areas to confirm achievements:
- Credentials:
Users → Credentialspage (for example, certifications and badges) - Transcript: In the left-hand menu, select Transcript to see all earned credentials and qualifications.
- Credentials:
- Configure transcript sharing and privacy:
- In the Transcript section, set the Print and Sharing privacy options as desired.
- In Profile settings (top-right next to the profile icon), ensure the profile Privacy Setting is not set to Private Mode, otherwise others (including LinkedIn viewers) cannot see the profile or achievements.
- Share progress using supported methods:
- From the Transcript page, select Share link to generate an online link to the transcript and add that link into a LinkedIn profile (for example, in the “Licenses & certifications” or “Featured” sections) or into LinkedIn posts.
- Alternatively, select Print → Save to PDF and upload or attach the PDF where needed (for example, as media on LinkedIn).
- If a specific “Share to LinkedIn” button or page continues to show “page isn’t available,” bypass that button and instead use the transcript share link or PDF as described above.
If certifications or progress are missing from the Learn profile (for example, taken under a different account), use the official Credentials Support channel to resolve profile or merge issues before sharing.
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