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Click the Me icon at the top of your LinkedIn homepage, then View Profile. Click Add profile section in the introduction section. From the Core dropdown, click Add education. Type your education information into each applicable field.

Yes – if it matters to the people reading your profile. Here's how to add a picture of your certification to your Linkedin profile: 1) Go to your Linkedin profile and scroll down to the Certifications section. Click the + to add new if you haven't created the certification yet.

Click the Edit icon to the right of your name in the top section of your profile. Change the text in the two fields under Name. Add your credentials to the Last Name field (for example, Last Name = Fairweather Ph. D).

Add a new section to your resume titled "Certifications" or "Professional Development." List the name of the certificate and the name of the issuing organization. Include the direct URL to your certificate next to the name of the certificate. You can also use a hyperlink to make the URL clickable.

Including qualification acronyms on your Linkedin profile's headline or name, give you the credibility you deserve and notifies the reader you have the qualifications to do the job. If you have master's degree or PhD, a bachelor's degree or other qualification, include it.

It is common practice to include credentials after your name on LinkedIn, especially if you have advanced degrees, certifications, or licenses relevant to your profession. This can help establish credibility and expertise in your field.

For your degree type, you can either provide an abbreviation (BS, BA, and so on) or write the entire degree name (Masters of Science, Doctorate, and so on). The Field of Study text box is optional, but if you had a specific major or emphasis, this is where to put that information.

Do not precede a name with a courtesy title for an academic degree and follow it with the abbreviation for the degree in the same reference (e.g., Jane Doe, Ph. D., not Dr. Jane Doe, Ph. D.).