Certification
Certification: Claude AI Zero to Pro & Getting Paid
Earn this certification by proving you can use Claude to create deliverables, automate work, and start paid client conversations.

The exam
Take the certification exam
Multiple-choice questions about the course. Pass with 70% or more and your certificate is issued at once, with a public page and an "Add to LinkedIn" button.
What the exam covers
2 questions from each of the 15 chapters of the course
20 multiple-choice questions, drawn fresh for every attempt. Pass with 70% or more.
- 01Intro6:23
- 02One Message, Three Deliverables1:24
- 03The Habit That Separates Operators8:50
- 04The Framework That Does the Heavy Lifting4:02
- 05The One Sentence for Complicated Problems8:04
- 06Watch It Invent Something That Does Not Exist4:54
- 07The Discipline Nobody Follows8:28
- 08One Prompt, One Live Deliverable7:21
- 09Three Steps, No Code, Four Minutes6:06
- 10The Test That Actually Matters11:39
- 11The Four Boring, Reliable Doors4:33
- 12The Three Traps That Torch This Opportunity7:06
- 13Why 27,000 Subscribers Matters More Than a Million3:46
- 14The Platform That Beats Every Other One9:57
- 15Specific Beats Big, Every Single Time7:40
What it certifies
This certification confirms the holder can use Claude AI to move from beginner prompts to paid client work: creating client-ready deliverables, building repeatable workflows, packaging no-code solutions, and using content and outreach to open client conversations.
Skills you prove
- Reusable Claude prompt and workflow design
- Client-ready deliverable creation
- Weekly AI operating habit execution
- No-code solution packaging for local business problems
- Niche content and proof-of-work video production
- Direct outreach and client conversation starters
Who it is for
Beginners, freelancers, and operators who want to use Claude AI to produce paid deliverables, automate work, and sell AI services without relying on code.
How the exam works
The exam is multiple choice and pulls from every course lesson, with several questions per lesson covering prompting, deliverables, outreach, content, and proof-of-work methods.