Confident start with Teams - You will quickly get comfortable with Microsoft Teams, install the app yourself, and understand the interface, so you can start working and communicating with your team more efficiently right away.
Independent setup - You will learn how to create teams and channels and manage their settings, so you can build a well-structured collaboration space on your own without relying on admin support.
Better collaboration structure - You will learn how to organize work in teams and channels, add tabs, and manage favorites, helping you reach key areas faster and reduce information overload in daily work.
Smoother communication - You will master chats, voice calls, and video meetings, making it easier to reach the right person, shorten coordination time, and improve everyday communication across your team.
Control over contact history - You will learn to use recent contacts, favorites, call history, and voicemail, so you can keep track of important interactions and return to ongoing matters without losing context.
Effective use of tabs and apps - You will see how to add apps and tabs and start conversations directly within them, allowing you to work with content and decisions without constantly switching between tools.
Confidence in real tasks - You will practice using Teams on realistic examples, so after the training you can apply the features in your daily work more easily and avoid common mistakes made by new users.
Stronger Office integration - You will understand how Teams works with other Office applications, helping you connect communication, files, and tasks more smoothly in one consistent work environment.
Basic computer skills - You should be comfortable using a computer, opening applications, switching between windows, and working with basic interface elements in your operating system.
Internet use - You should know how to connect to the Internet, open websites, sign in to online services, and handle basic tasks in a web browser without extra assistance.
User account basics - You should understand how to sign in to your work or training account and use your login details, because Teams operates within the Microsoft 365 service environment.
Online communication basics - You should have basic experience with messengers, email, or online meetings, so it is easier for you to understand how chats and calls work in Teams.
