Get your skills recognized with GitHub Copilot verified proficiency

Traditional technical certifications often require stepping away from daily projects to complete tests or multiple-choice questions. GitHub Copilot verified proficiency takes a different approach by evaluating how you already use the tool in your everyday development workflow. Without a separate exam, developers can opt in to calculate their proficiency level across five distinct tiers based on real product usage signals. Qualifying developers at the proficient level or higher can claim a Microsoft Pro Badge on Credly and showcase verified capability statements directly on LinkedIn. Explore the framework and check your proficiency at https://learn.github.com/proficiencies/copilot/



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00:00 Introducing GitHub Copilot Verified Proficiency

01:32 Getting started on GitHub Learn

02:06 How your proficiency level is calculated

02:38 Understanding your results

03:32 Sharing your proficiency on LinkedIn

04:38 Microsoft Pro Badge and Credly

05:28 Privacy and control

05:44 What's next and how to get started



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