Better prompts - You will learn how to write prompts that give Copilot clear goals, context, and tone, so you can get more accurate, useful responses faster and with less back-and-forth.
Fewer AI mistakes - You will see the most common pitfalls, from vague instructions to missing context and unrealistic expectations, and learn how to avoid them in your day-to-day work with AI tools.
Faster Word documents - With Copilot, you will draft content faster, improve wording, summarize long text, and refine both working documents and formal materials without starting everything from scratch.
Quicker Excel analysis - You will learn how to ask questions about data, build summaries, and interpret results, so you can prepare reports and insights more efficiently without time-consuming manual analysis.
Stronger PowerPoint decks - You will learn how to turn text into slides, structure content clearly, and keep presentations visually consistent, helping you create polished materials for meetings much faster.
Smoother Outlook communication - You will speed up email drafting, replying to threads, and organizing correspondence, while also using Copilot more effectively to support scheduling and calendar-related tasks.
More effective Teams meetings - You will learn how to generate meeting notes, task lists, and conversation summaries automatically, so you can act on decisions faster and keep track of team commitments.
Safer AI use - You will understand Copilot's limits as well as key legal and ethical issues, so you can use AI in a more informed, responsible way that fits real business environments.
Microsoft 365 basics - You should be comfortable using Word, Excel, Outlook, and Teams in everyday work, so you can focus on Copilot itself rather than learning the applications from scratch.
Confident computer use - You should work confidently on a computer, open files, move between apps, and copy information across tools, as the training does not cover basic computer operation.
Office work experience - You should have experience creating documents, handling email, working with spreadsheets, and joining online meetings, so you can relate the examples to your own tasks.
Readiness to work with AI - You should be willing to test different prompts and review AI responses critically, because the training relies on practice and on evaluating the quality of generated output.
