Education Certifications
A list of degrees, courses, and certifications with issuer, date, and credential. Shows formal training and qualifications on a portfolio or resume page.
A list of degrees, courses, and certifications with issuer, date, and credential. Shows formal training and qualifications on a portfolio or resume page.
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Education Certifications opens with a centered heading section: a small "Credentials" badge above a large title and a two-line subtitle. Below that, an "Academic Background" row lays out degree cards in a two-column grid. Each card has a banner image with an overlaid gradient that surfaces the degree title, institution name, and year range, then a body area with a short description and a bulleted highlights list. A second row, "Certifications & Training", shows up to four certification cards in a four-column grid. Each card carries a thumbnail image, the certification name, issuer, year badge, credential ID, and a row of skill badges. The section closes with a muted banner that invites visitors to connect.
The two rows are independent: you can change the number of degree cards or certification cards without touching the other. All copy, images, issuer names, credential IDs, and skill badges are data-driven, so updating an entry means editing one object in the arrays. The closing banner copy and its button label are also free to rewrite.
Use this block when a portfolio page needs to prove formal qualifications alongside practical experience. It fits especially well on the portfolio of an engineer or technical lead at a logistics and delivery platform, where cloud infrastructure certifications (AWS, Kubernetes) and computer science degrees are the kind of credentials hiring managers and operations directors scan for before scheduling a call. It carries more detail than a simple skills grid because it names issuing bodies, dates, and credential IDs, which builds trust with technical reviewers who want to verify claims.
A natural flow around it on a Portfolio page:
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The block is built for any combination of academic degrees and professional certifications. A few concrete directions:
Tip: keep the highlights list to two or three items per degree card so the grid rows stay visually even and neither card dominates the other.