Every Completed Mission Comes With a Certificate

As soon as your mission passes, a completion certificate is issued in your name automatically. You can download it as an image and share it right away — no manual processing, no waiting.

• Your full name and the title of the mission you completed.
• Issue date and a unique certificate ID.
• A summary of the AI Tech Lead's review of your Pull Request.
• A button to add it straight to your LinkedIn profile.

What makes it worth something isn't the certificate itself — it's the work behind it. To reach it you have to read a PRD, write code in a private repository, open a Pull Request, and pass an automated review that rejects work below standard.

That means the certificate arrives alongside evidence a recruiter can actually inspect: a repository of your own code, your commit history, and a reviewed Pull Request. That is far more convincing than a certificate with no artifacts attached.

We would rather be straight with you. A KodingCamp certificate is proof that you completed a mission on our platform — it is not an official accreditation, not a degree, and not a vendor certification like AWS or Google. Its value comes from the real work you can point to, not from institutional recognition.

Treat it as a portfolio supplement, not a substitute for work experience.

• Start the simulation and receive your mission and private repository.
• Build the feature to the PRD, then open a Pull Request.
• Address the AI Tech Lead's review findings until your PR is merge-worthy.
• Your certificate is issued automatically and downloadable from your dashboard.