JS Certificate
Finish the JavaScript tutorial and you can claim a certificate of completion. It's a tangible checkpoint and a useful résumé line.
Ready to claim? Head to your certificate page to see your progress and download the PDF.
View my JavaScript certificate »
You'll need to be logged in to download. Every certificate has a unique verification code anyone can check athttps://www.iwantcoding.com.wehelptradiesstaging.com/verify/CODE.
What you need
- Mark at least 90% of the 152 JavaScript topics complete (use the Mark complete button at the bottom of each lesson).
- Quiz attempts and exercise hints are unlimited — they don't affect eligibility.
- Your account name appears on the certificate, so set it before claiming.
Where to use it
- Résumé under Certifications.
- LinkedIn — paste under Licenses & certifications.
- GitHub profile README — embed the PDF or image.
Other ways to demonstrate the skill
| What to show | Why it lands |
|---|---|
| A public portfolio site you built | Proves you ship, not just study. |
| 2–3 GitHub projects with READMEs | Shows you can document and structure code. |
| Open-source contributions | Shows you can work in someone else's codebase. |
| Technical blog posts | Shows you can teach what you know. |
Tip: A certificate is a signal, not a substitute. Pair it with the capstone website in your portfolio — recruiters click through to that more than the cert itself.
Example
Example
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<body>
<p id="out"></p>
<script>
document.getElementById("out").textContent = "Hello from JS Certificate!";
</script>
</body>
</html>
Try it Yourself »
Exercise
Threshold of topics that must be marked complete for certificate eligibility.
Answer: at least
%
A common round percentage.
Discussion
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