Submitting tasks and earning your certificate

How to submit proof, get tasks approved, keep attendance and pass the final exam.

Submitting a task

  • Open the task in My tasks and submit two links, both required: your code repository (a GitHub repo or folder; for non-coding work, put your files, designs or documents in the repo) and a public LinkedIn post about what you did.
  • A mentor reviews the work and approves it or asks for changes. Fix what they ask and resubmit.
  • Approved Level 1, 2 and 3 tasks earn 10, 25 and 50 points. Tasks open in course order, so follow your course for the lesson behind each task.
  • Each day, send a daily work report with what you did and a GitHub (or document) link as proof. Days with an accepted report count as present.

Before you click submit

  • Both links open without a login: the repo is public and the LinkedIn post is visible to everyone.
  • The README explains what the task is, how to run it and what you learned.
  • Screenshots or a short screen recording show the result working.
  • No passwords, keys or personal data are in the files.

Getting your certificate

You get a graded completion certificate after your required tasks are approved, your attendance is above 75%, your photo is uploaded and you pass the proctored final exam in your domain. Anyone can check it at trainingtrains.com/verify.

Real company work

Strong DevOps & CI/CD interns can take real tasks from Training Trains, W3AppDevelopers and DomainHostly on the Company Work board after the readiness check. That work goes into your portfolio and Skill Passport.

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