Certificates

Free certificates you can add to LinkedIn or your resume

Finish a course and pass the final to get a free certificate. Anyone can check it at a public link.

What the certificate shows

Each certificate has its own ID. If anyone changes the name, course or date, the ID stops verifying.

Tenurable
Certificate inCorporate Finance
Awarded toYour name
Twelve classes18 figures cited from company reportsIssued September 2026TNR-aW50cm8tY29ycG9yYXRlLWZpbmFuY2V8WW91ciBuYW1lfDIwMjYtMDk-1YqiSl7zNbdc_vpa

How to earn a certificate

Take the twelve classes

The course is built for one class a day. You can take two if you want. It saves your place.

Pass the final

The final is twelve questions drawn from a bank of thirty, with at least one from every day. Get ten right to pass.

Add your name

Type the name you want on the certificate and sign in. The certificate shows the course, the month and its ID. It's free.

Add it to LinkedIn in one click

The button fills in LinkedIn's certification form with the course, the date and the verify link.

What a certificate means

A certificate shows you finished the classes and passed the final on a given date. It isn't a degree, and Tenurable isn't accredited.

Every figure in the course comes from a document you can look up.

Which certificate to start with

Most people should start with Intro to Accounting. It has no prerequisite, and everything in Finance and Accounting builds on it.

Each course page names the course to take first, if there is one. You can still start any course without it.