Microsoft Copilot Training Courses

If you're comfortable in Excel but have never used Copilot for the analysis you already do -- variance reviews, month-end reconciliations, budget tracking -- this course is where that changes. The course moves in a deliberate sequence: get comfortable with what Copilot can and can't do, then practice asking it plain-language questions about your own ledgers and budgets, then use it to write and debug formulas, then apply it to the finance workflows you run every month -- variance analysis, forecasting sanity-checks, scenario narratives, and month-end close support. Each stage builds on the one before it, so by the end of the four hours you have a repeatable way of bringing Copilot into your own recurring reporting cycle.

If you've used Excel for years but have never touched Copilot -- or clicked the icon once and closed it again -- this course is where that changes. The course moves in a deliberate sequence: get comfortable with what Copilot can and can't do, then practice asking it plain-language questions about your own data, then use it to write and debug formulas, then turn raw numbers into charts and summaries you'd actually send to a colleague. Each stage builds on the one before it, so by the end of the four hours you're not just aware that Copilot exists -- you have a repeatable way of using it in your own recurring reports and lists.

Build better business presentations with Microsoft Copilot in PowerPoint. This focused, hands-on workshop shows you how to turn an idea, outline, or existing document into a useful first draft; refine slides and structure with plain-language prompts; create practical status, pitch, and recap decks; and make smarter design decisions. You will practice the review habits that keep AI-assisted presentations accurate, clear, and ready for the audience that matters.