Learn, create, and show off your knowledge with the new Adobe Creative Skills series.
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No experience? No problem.
Learn the skills you need to create better work with quick, easy-to-digest lessons designed to fit into your daily routine. Learn from the pros at Adobe and earn a LinkedIn-ready badge.
Studies show that creativity is the skill hiring managers value most. If you showcase your creative communication skills, you’ll have a better chance of getting hired or promoted and securing a higher salary. Earn official badges from Adobe upon completing the courses to showcase your accomplishments and get noticed.
Enroll in a short, self-paced course on how to make the most of Adobe Express and Creative Cloud.
Gain
Gain industry insights from Adobe experts and complete course activities along the way.
Receive
Receive your digital badge upon completion and share it on LinkedIn, Behance, or your resume.
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FAQ
You must be logged in with your Adobe ID or school credentials to access the Adobe Creative Skills courses.
No. Access to the courses and course materials is included with your current Creative Cloud subscription. All you have to do is log in with your Adobe ID or school credentials to access the curated content.
Unlike other platforms where you’re only able to watch content, these courses are specifically designed for you to walk away with a badge acknowledging the time you spent learning. Level up your skills while earning a new micro-credential to add to your resume or professional network profiles.
Once you log in with your Adobe ID, you’ll be prompted to enroll in one of the available courses. After you enroll, complete the lessons and accompanying activities at your own pace. All your progress will be automatically saved. When you’ve completed the course, you’ll receive your badge to post on your profiles, add to your resume, and share with your network.
Share it on your resume, LinkedIn, Behance, or your school profile to stand out as you advance your career.
It takes about 1-2 hours to complete a course and earn a digital badge. Each course is broken into modules lasting from 5 to 15 minutes. Your progress will be automatically saved so you can work on your own schedule.
For students
You’ll use the Adobe login provided by your school to access the courses. Enter your school email address in the email field and select the “Company or School Account” option if prompted. You’ll be redirected to your school’s Single Sign-On authentication page, where you can enter your school password. This is the same password you use to sign in to your email.
You’ll need to use your .edu email address to access Creative Cloud and all the apps and services that come with it.
For faculty and administration
This program is included as part of the Adobe Creative Campus. It’s a key element of our mission to democratize creativity and help everyone in your campus community express themselves and stand out. We just ask that you work closely with us to promote the program on your campus, and freely share feedback so we can continue to refine the program and its content.
At the end of each course, there’s a mandatory final assignment designed to showcase learning through the application of key concepts. Once the assignment is submitted, Adobe’s team will evaluate it against the provided instructions and award a badge via Credly. The learner can then claim the badge and display it on their LinkedIn page, resume, and more.
Yes. Your Adobe Customer Success Manager will partner with your Student Ambassadors and others to ensure that you have plenty of resources, best practices, and opportunities to spread the word and make this opportunity available across campus. Resources include:
Flyers, postcards, and other creative assets to support your outreach efforts
Student Ambassador tabling events and peer-to-peer promotions
Templates and testimonials to involve faculty, career services, athletics, and more
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