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Posted by ryanc6
ryanc6
688 Points

How should I incorporate a finished Treehouse class into my resume?

I'm a recent grad, aspiring copywriter, and job-seeker who recently added some flexibility to my skill set by finishing the "How To Make A Website" course. I mainly took the course to learn about the basics of HTML & CSS.

I want to list this course on my resume--I have a section titled "Extras" where I list things that I feel contribute to my skills as a copywriter.

In terms of employers looking it over, for all they know I could just be making up the fact that I took some random course. Is there any kind of link I can post to prove that I actually took an official course from Treehouse? I'd appreciate any and all advice, thanks!

1 Answer

rydavim
rydavim
18,814 Points
rydavim
rydavim
18,814 Points

While it doesn't list particular tracks you've completed, your Treehouse profile is public and lists all the badges and achievements you've earned. It's not a certificate or anything, but it could certainly serve as proof you've taken classes on those topics here.