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Certification of Completion for Assessments
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The Certificate of Completion is provided to faculty and students who successfully pass select ACEMAPP Assessments. This guide explains how to access, print, or save your certificate after completing an eligible assessment.

Step 1: Take the Assessment

After viewing the Course, take the related Assessment by clicking the "Take Assessment" button. Learning Materials section pointing to Take Course button.

Step 2: Access the Certificate of Completion

Once you complete the Assessment, you can print a certificate by clicking the "Print Certificate" button.
Learning Materials section pointing to Print Certificate.

Step 3: Print or Save the Certificate

To print, click either the print button in your web browser or the "Print" button on the top of your screen just above the Certificate. Certificate print preview, highlighting Print button.

To save to your computer, right-click on the certificate and click "Save Image As".
Certificate print preview highlighting the Save image as option.

NOTE: Not all courses may have a certificate of completion. Your coordinator should contact ACEMAPP support if a certificate is required.

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