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Compiled from what you have actually completed, not from what you intended to. Every skill and line below traces to a finished module, and every title says whether your record supports it yet. That is what makes it defensible in the interview that follows.
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Labs you finished, written as a résumé would carry them. Put these above your coursework: a project is the part a human reads, and the only thing here an employer can actually look at.
Generated from your real completion data. Every line stays inside what you have actually completed; nothing here claims more than that. Keep the verbs when you paste them.
Each area is here because modules in it were finished. Completed means the whole track; in progress means part of it.
Titles your real completion supports, not aspirational claims. Each line marks where the next locked title unlocks.
Industry certifications your active tracks point toward, with the requirement level real postings show. FHG prepares you toward these; it doesn't award them, and nothing here is claimed as earned.
Separate from the verified skills above, and never counted toward positioned titles. It widens your search in Career Navigation, so openings tied to your actual background can surface too. That is a more complete search, not a promised outcome.