I am wanting to do something for my students where I can display and celebrate their certification accomplishments. Just not sure what to do. Does anyone display your students cert achievements on campus?
How do you display your student's certs?
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One thing I used to do is have students take a photo next to the CompTIA banners with their certificates. I ran a blog and would post them on that, so folks could see as they earned them.
Our school now has a big sign that says "I DID IT!" with the cert title, which gets a photo and whisked off places of display or marketing materials.
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A local high school here bought a perpetual plaque and has it hanging in the main hallway. Each time a student passes a they receive a nameplate which is hung on the plaque. They have a separate plaque for the "CompTIA Trifecta" (A+, Network+ and Security+).
The instructor told me all his students want to see their name on that plaque!
The instructor told me all his students want to see their name on that plaque!
For me No, please anybody that can be of help should come through for her .
For some, it's a huge boon. There are folks that shy away from that.
When I worked full-time at a training center, they had a wall of fame with students' pictures and the certifications they had earned.
Now that most of my work is remote, the only certs on display are my own. I hang a few of them on the wall behind me to give me a bit of street cred.
Now that most of my work is remote, the only certs on display are my own. I hang a few of them on the wall behind me to give me a bit of street cred.
I feel like I answered this question before. All my certifications go into a book - nothing on the wall. Never been one to display that stuff.
I do have great pictures of Raymond Reddington and Darth Vader though.
I've got over 60 certs. I only put the fun ones on the wall. CISSP, CISM, CASP+ etc. The rest are in a folder in a filing cabinet. The other walls have nautical maps and concert posters.