Get Ahead with Free Access to LinkedIn Learning
Student Section
Boost your knowledge and build your resume with FREE access to over 16,000 on-demand tutorials on topics like getting ready for your first job interview, improving your sales skills, Microsoft Office skills, and much more!
Faculty Section
Support student success while saving time by taking advantage of thousands of FREE, expert-led video tutorials, assignments, and quizzes on topics every professor can use and every student can benefit from!
Student Section
- Go to https://www.linkedin.com/learning/activate.
- Enter your student email address, click verify.
- You will receive an activation email at the student email address provided. Click “verify email.”
- Proceed forward with activation steps
If you are having trouble activating your email address, please contact your campus Career Resource Center or leberhart@noce.edu.
Faculty Section
- Go to https://www.linkedin.com/learning/activate.
- Enter your faculty email address, click verify.
- You will receive an activation email at the faculty email address provided. Click “verify email.”
- Proceed forward with activation steps
If you are having trouble activating your email address, please contact your campus Career Resource Center or leberhart@noce.edu.
I’m a current student at Fullerton College and also professional expert in the current life planning center as well. I love LinkedIn because of the endless selection of expert-led videos and the fact that I can complete them on my own time. I can watch as many videos and earn as many certificates as I can which get added directly to my Linkedin profile!”
— Cheyenne Mann
Fullerton College Student & Professional Expert,
Fullerton College Career and Life Planning Center
What I love about LinkedIn Learning is just the wide variety of tutorials that are available and the fact that they’re constantly adding new courses with the newest practices. Being able to go to one source like LinkedIn Learning and get the latest and greatest information is just incredible. What a valuable resource for faculty and our students.
-Professor Alan Foote
Computer Information Management,
Saddleback College
Orange County Community Colleges
