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Certificate-to-Portfolio Worksheet
Twelve-program comparison, printable worksheet, job-gap mapping CSV and test log.
ZIP (HTML, Markdown, CSV) · Free — no account · Updated October 5, 2026
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1. Choose one target job title and collect five relevant current postings.
2. Fill Job-Gap-Map.csv with repeated responsibilities and your existing evidence.
3. Use Comparison.md to choose one relevant course, checking current provider details before paying.
4. Describe a small original project in Worksheet.html. Open it locally in a browser; print or save a PDF to retain your entries. No entered information is sent anywhere.
5. Fill Test-Log.csv with real observed results for normal, missing-information and escalation cases. Include human checking and correction time in any claimed time savings.
6. Add the exact credential and project link to your application. Explain your own decisions and the AI assistance used.
The fictional support project in this episode is a proposal, not a deployed system or measured benchmark. Credentials do not guarantee interviews or employment. Prices and programs checked October 4, 2026; review current provider pages before enrolling.
From the episode
Are AI Certifications Worth It? A Curriculum and Career Review
Read the companion article →References
- Google AI Essentials
- Google AI Professional Certificate
- Google Cloud Gen AI Leader
- Microsoft AI-901
- Microsoft AI-103
- Anthropic AI Fluency
- Anthropic Claude API course
- Anthropic Academy FAQ
- AWS AI Practitioner
- AWS exam guide
- Harvard CS50 AI
- CS50 certificate requirements
- University of Helsinki AI curriculum
- Elements of AI course
- Elements of AI certificate clarification
- MIT No Code and Agentic AI catalog
- MIT program curriculum and tuition
- Google Professional ML Engineer
Any figures shown in this resource are fictional and illustrative. They are not targets, benchmarks or promised outcomes. Educational content only — not financial, legal, tax or career advice.