Certificate of Problem Space Research
You will qualify for a Certificate of Problem Space Research if you fulfill all three of the following requirements. The certificate is a link you can show on your LinkedIn profile and is also available in printable format.
- You attend the live-access sessions where Indi has a chance to assess your level of understanding, and that level is solid.
- You complete the homework assignments during each week of the course and Indi is satisfied that you understand the concepts.
- You complete all six courses (in any order).
- *Bonus: You complete a study and Indi gets to review your work.
We have 20 graduates!
Our current certificate program Alumni include:
| Amy Silvers | Dana Lynn | Jennifer Strickland | Pei Ling Chin |
| Andrea Villa | Elizabeth Thapliyal | Kunyi Mangalam | Raul Loureiro |
| Bibiana Nunes | Francesca Barrientos | Lauren Britton | Sonja Bobrowska |
| Burcu Bakioglu | Gosia Machniewska | Maria Mischenko | Steve Grieshaber |
| Cindy Lowrey | Guillermo Ermel | Max Arnold | Tafida Nagm |
More about the homework requirement:
Yes, homework counts as a way for Indi to help you feel confident in your skills. And yes, life happens, launches suck your time away, kids get sick, and you find one week you just can’t do the homework. Don’t give up! There is a back door to getting a week’s homework reviewed. It works this way:
In some courses there are answer sheets. For these courses, you can
- do your homework a few days late, then
- compare your work to the answer sheet
- report to Indi what you learned, how you feel about your skills growing, or whatever else you think she should know
Other courses don’t have answer sheets, but do have shared group work. In this case, you can
- do your homework a few days late, then
- get on a short call with someone else in the course to discuss the homework together
- send Indi a report.
Adding the problem space certificate to your LinkedIn profile:
- To connect your profile to the Indi Young Adv Training for Problem Space Research, go to your LinkedIn Profile page and click the “Add profile section” dropdown:
2. Under “Background” click on “Licenses & Certifications”
3. On that screen, enter “Certificate of Problem Space Research” into the “Name” field
4. In “Issuing Organization” you can start typing “Indi Young Adv” and the correct organization should surface. It should look like this:
5. Check the “This credential does not expire” checkbox
6. Select the appropriate “Issue Date”
7. “Credential ID” can be left blank.
8. For “Credential URL” use the link to this page: https://indiyoung.com/courses-certificate-program/
Adding a course to your LinkedIn profile:
- Go to your LinkedIn Profile page and click the “Add profile section” dropdown
- Look under “Accomplishments” for the “Courses” option. See below:
3. Click on “Courses.”
4. Type in the appropriate course name (you can find them all on the Course List page)
5. Optionally, you can add the Number associated with the course (1 for Framing Your Study, etc.) Screenshot below:
Click “Save” and the course will now be listed on your LinkedIn profile under the Accomplishments section.