Learn how to build and use your public profile so you can share your credentials and résumé information all in one place.
The LifeJourney platform allows you to build a public profile that acts like a résumé but that also collects your verified skills and credential information. You can access this feature from our web interface where you can build your public profile to share with others or the mobile app.
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Manage your public profile from the Web
Manage your public profile from the mobile app
Manage your public profile from the Web
Log in with your email and password at: https://life.territorium.com/#/login
You can get to your public profile under the account menu by clicking on your profile picture. Select My public profile.
When you use your profile for the first time, it will appear with your name and the country which you added to your profile during the account set-up. Your profile image, as well as all the credentials you have earned, with their related skills will already be populated on the profile.
Edit your contact info
You can choose what contact information you want to display. To edit the information presented in the profile, select the edit/pencil icon.
You can also enter a phone number, e-mail address (either the same as your account or a different one), as well as your location information including city, state, and country. When the changes are complete, select Save. Changing information here does not officially update your account.
If you don’t want to have contact information displayed on your public profile, select the Eye icon to hide it.
When hiding the information is active, the section will be grayed out and the eye icon will have a strikethrough mark.
Add Additional Links to your profile
You can add additional reference information to your public profile as links such as social media handles, public websites, or web portfolios.
To add links, select the blue + Add additional info button.
A box to select from different link options is available.
Link options include:
- Social networks – LinkedIn, Facebook, X (formerly Twitter)
- Github – for learners who contribute to software projects, this allows them to link to their profile with code samples and project contributions.
- Other – any other URL can be added such as to a third-party portfolio or to a personal website.
After selecting the link type, you can type or paste the link and name the link (if required). Repeat this process by using +Add link until all the links are added.
Then select Save to complete adding the link to the profile.
Displaying your skills
When you first access the profile, the skills collected from all of your credentials will be displayed on their profile. Those colored with a green checkmark indicate skills that are associated with verified credentials in your wallet. Those that have no color are associated with self-asserted credentials that you have uploaded into the wallet.
To turn off skills from displaying on the profile altogether, click the eye icon in the upper right. To re-enable it, click the eye icon again so it no longer has a strikethrough line appearing and the section is no longer grayed-out.
You can edit which skills you want to appear on the profile by selecting the pencil icon.
The list of skills will be displayed in a drop-down list. All those that are enabled to appear will appear outlined with a blue frame.
To disable a skill from appearing, click it to remove the blue frame. The skill will no longer have the blue frame. Click Save to enable this change.
To re-enable the skill, repeat the process. Click on the skill again so it has the blue frame again and select Save.
To find the skills you want to add or remove, you can either scroll through your skills list or use the search box to find skills by keyword.
Displaying your credentials on your public profile
By default, all credentials in your LifeJourney wallet will be added to your public profile so that it is easy to set up for the first time. Like the other parts of your profile, if you don't want credentials to appear on your profile you can hide the entire module by using the eye icon. If you only want some to display, you can edit which credentials are visible by selecting the edit/ pencil icon.
A catalog with thumbnails of the credentials in the wallet will display. Click on any credential to de-select it. You will see the box no longer has a bolded, black outline around the image. Additional options to sort through which credentials to display or hide include searching by name in the “Search” box or paging through the results manually.
When you have changed the display of all the desired credentials, click Save.
Add work experience to your profile
If you want to make your public profile look more like your résumé, you can add work experience.
If you want to hide this module and only want your credentials to display, select the eye icon to hide it. However, if you do want to add your work experience, select the + button to add each job entry. You will repeat this step for each job that you want to add to the profile.
A box to add a new work experience will display. Start with entering the job title in the Title field.
Select the employment type from the drop-down list.
Next, add the name of the employer. Make sure to pay attention to what name you provide for the employer. If you have multiple positions with the same employer, you want to use the same employer's name to make sure that your career progression displays together.
Next, select the location information for your position. This includes whether you were based on-site at the employer’s location, a remote employee, or in a hybrid schedule that was partially on-site and partially remote.
Add the dates to your employment history. Each work experience allows you to list the start and end dates.
You have drop-down menus to select the months and years of your employment.
The year list will display with the most recent years first to reduce scrolling.
If you are still working in your position, check the box “I am currently working in this role.” This will remove the end date option from that work experience and instead list “present” on the public listing.
You can also add a description regarding your job responsibilities.
Lastly, you can add skills to your work experience as well. To do so click + Add Skill.
You will then have a text box to search for skills you want to associate with the work experience. Only the skills related to your current credentials are available to select to associate to work experiences. Type any keyword to search for a related skill and select one that matches the results.
The skill will display under the search box when it’s added. You can repeat this process to add multiple skills to the work experience.
When all the elements of the work experience are added select Save.
The final work experience entry will display with your job title, employer and employment dates.
Share your public profile link
When all profile revisions are complete, you are ready to share your public profile with others!
The public profile can be used like a stand-alone résumé or added as a link on your current résumé file to help employers verify your skills. Links to the public profile are also useful to add into your social network bios such as Linkedin or to link on a personal website
To get your public link, click the Share profile link button to generate a shareable external link.
A pop-up will provide the ability to copy the link and acknowledge that this will be public information that is shared with anyone who has the link.
Your public profile will show all the information you selected, your skills, and details of each digital credential in one place.
Manage your public profile from the mobile app
Access the feature to build or manage the public profile from the LifeJourney mobile app under the account menu by clicking on your profile picture.
Then select My Profile.
Upon first login, the profile will appear with your name and country, as well as any profile image that has already been uploaded.
Edit your contact info
You can choose what contact information you want to display. To prevent a section of the profile from displaying publicly, select the Eye icon to hide it. Select the edit/pencil icon to choose what contact information to display on the profile.
Enter a phone number, email address, city, state and country. When the changes are complete, select Save. Changing information here does not officially update your account.
If the information was hidden, it will be grayed out and the eye icon will have a strikethrough mark. Click the eye icon to make the section visible again.
Add additional links to your profile
You can add additional reference information to your public profile as links such as social media handles, public websites, or web portfolios. To add links, select the blue + next to Additional info.
A box to select from different link options is available. Link options include:
- Social networks – LinkedIn, Facebook, X (formerly Twitter)
- Github – for learners who contribute to software projects, this allows them to link to their profile with code samples and project contributions.
- Other – any other URL can be added such as to a third-party portfolio or to a personal website.
After selecting the link type, you can type or paste the link and name the link (if required). Repeat this process by using +Additional link until all the links are added.
Then select Save to complete adding the link to the profile.
Displaying your skills
When you first access the profile, the skills collected from all of your credentials will be displayed on the profile. Those colored with a green checkmark indicate skills that are associated with verified credentials in your wallet. Those that have no color are associated with self-asserted credentials that you have uploaded into the wallet.
To turn off skills from displaying on the profile, click the eye icon in the upper right. To re-enable it, click the eye icon again so it no longer has a strikethrough line appearing and the section is no longer grayed-out. To edit which skills appear on the profile, select the pencil icon.
The list of skills will be displayed in a drop-down list. All those that are enabled to appear will be outlined with a blue frame. To disable a skill from appearing click it.
The skill will no longer have the blue frame. Click Save to enable this change.
To re-enable the skill, repeat the process. Click on the skill again so it has the blue frame again and select Save. To find the skills you want to add or remove, you can either scroll through your skills list or use the search box to find skills by keyword.
Displaying your credentials on your public profile
By default, all credentials in your LifeJourney wallet will be added to your public profile so that it is easy to set up for the first time. Like the other parts of your profile, if you don't want credentials to appear on your profile you can hide the entire module by using the eye icon. If you only want some to display, you can edit which credentials are visible by selecting the edit/ pencil icon.
A catalog with thumbnails of the credentials in the wallet will display. Click on any credential to de-select it.
You will see the box no longer has a bolded, blue outline around the image. (In this example, the credential "Change Management" was selected to no longer display)
Additional options to sort through which credentials to display or hide include searching by name in the “Search” box or paging through the results manually.
When you have changed the display of all the desired credentials, click Save.
Add work experience
If you want to make your public profile look more like your résumé, you can add work experience.
If you want to hide this module and only want your credentials to display, select the eye icon to hide it. However, if you do want to add your work experience, select the + button to add each job entry. You will repeat this step for each job that you want to add to the profile.
A box to add a new work experience will display. Start with entering the job title in the Title field.
Next, select the employment type from the drop-down list.
Next, add the name of the employer. Make sure to pay attention to what name you provide for the employer. If you have multiple positions with the same employer in the past, you want to use the same employer name to make sure your career progression displays together.
Next select the location information for your position and whether you were based on-site at the employer’s location, a remote employee, or in a hybrid schedule that was partially on-site and partially remote.
Add the dates to your employment history. Each work experience allows you to list the start and end dates. If you are still working in your position, check the box “I am currently working in this role.” This will remove the end date option and instead list “present” on the public listing.
You can also add a description regarding your job responsibilities.
Lastly, you can add skills to your work experience as well. To do so click + Add Skill.
You will then have a text box to search for skills you want to associate with the work experience. Type any keyword to search for a related skill and select one from the results.
The skill will display under the search box when it’s added. You can repeat this process to add multiple skills to the work experience.
When all the elements of the work experience are added select Save.
The final work experience entry will display with your job title, employer, and employment dates.
Share your public profile link
When all profile revisions are complete, you are ready to share your public profile with others!
The public profile can be used like a stand-alone résumé or added as a link on your current résumé file to help employers verify your skills. Links to the public profile are also useful to add into your social network bios such as Linkedin or to link on a personal website
To get your public link, click the Share profile link button to generate a shareable external link.
Use the controls on your mobile application to send the link using an app or to copy the link. Paste the public profile link into your browser to review the public view. Use this link to add to your Linkedin profile, send in an email, or add the link to your resume.
