Complete or completed

Our first training session is complete/completed. -- OK
First training session complete or completed.

Thanks. What about if I want to say: my and not our training session is completed. That is why I write the second sentence without 'our'.

Can I use the first sentence as you suggested but without our or what?

Great. Thanks a lot

Dear teacher, sorry to bother you but I know that 'my first training session is completed' is the correct one fir complete sentences. How about if I want to use it as the title of my subject, should it be in a complete sentence, or is there a shorter version such as the ones you edited? What do you suggest? I just want to state that the first training session is completed, and that is way I wrote,

Anonymous How about if I want to use it as the title of my subject

First Training Session

Thanks. Last question, just curious for later use, would the addition of completed at the end be possible, due to posting a pic of a client that I have just finished training?

A picture is irrelevant. A title should be as short as possible. If you want to use your original in spite of our advice, why ask us at all?

You are the experts and your advice matters. I just want to know if its possible. You have taught me a lot. The use of the application, instagram, requires a picture and that is why I am asking you. I am not going to use if you tell me it is wrong. I am trying to give as much information as possible so you would know what I have on mind. I do post pictures before and after training. Sorry for the

It is very difficult to respond with equanimity—not to mention accuracy—when we are given information piecemeal. If you have a problem formulating a subject line for an Instagram that requires a photograph, then please tell us that at the beginning and save your time and our patience.