Microsoft Copilot training for teams already paying for it
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Most companies buy Microsoft 365 Copilot before anyone decides what good use of it looks like. Licences go out, a few people find the prompts that work in Word, Excel and Teams, and everyone else keeps working the way they did before. The result is a line item that never turns into time saved. The Vero AI Catalog's Copilot track fixes that with ten courses covering Microsoft 365 Copilot for daily work, Copilot Studio for teams building their own agents, and GitHub Copilot for engineers.
Every course is delivered by OneRange Vero as an interactive session rather than a recorded video. The tutor explains, works an example against the person's own kind of task, checks understanding and adapts the next step to the answer given. Someone who already knows a topic moves through it in minutes. Results are measured against named skills in the OneRange taxonomy, so a manager sees who can do what, not who clicked finish. Assign one course to one person, a playbook to a team, or the whole track to the company.
Courses in this track
Microsoft 365 Copilot
- Microsoft Copilot: Intro — An absolute-baseline, 20-minute introduction to Microsoft 365 Copilot for first-time users. Learners see what Copilot is, where it appears across Microsoft 365, and how to make their first request. It demystifies Copilot for complete beginners. (Level: beginner · 18 minutes · TUL-COP-001)
- Microsoft Copilot: Essentials — A practical introduction to Microsoft 365 Copilot across the apps employees already use. Learners apply Copilot in Word and Outlook, Excel and PowerPoint, and Teams. They leave able to draft, summarize, analyze, and recap work directly inside M365. (Level: beginner · 120 minutes · TUL-COP-101)
- Microsoft Copilot: Essentials — Research Playbook — A focused, 30-minute playbook for doing research and synthesis work in Microsoft Copilot. Learners run real tasks end to end - sources, citations, deep dives, and verification - and leave with repeatable workflows they can use the same day. (Level: beginner · 30 minutes · TUL-COP-121)
- Microsoft Copilot: Essentials — Data & Analysis Playbook — A focused, 30-minute playbook for doing data and analysis work in Microsoft Copilot. Learners run real tasks end to end - data cleanup, analysis, charts, and interpretation - and leave with repeatable workflows they can use the same day. (Level: beginner · 30 minutes · TUL-COP-122)
- Microsoft Copilot: Essentials — Coding Playbook — A focused, 30-minute playbook for doing coding work in Microsoft Copilot. Learners run real tasks end to end - code generation, explanation, debugging, and review - and leave with repeatable workflows they can use the same day. (Level: beginner · 30 minutes · TUL-COP-123)
- Microsoft Copilot: Advanced — Power Workflows & Automation — This course fills the step between everyday fluency and building on the platform: running Microsoft Copilot at an expert level without writing code. Learners design multi-step workflows, automate recurring work with agents, Copilot notebooks, and cross-app flows, and set personal systems that compound over weeks. They finish as the person on the team others come to for Microsoft Copilot technique. (Level: Advanced · 150 minutes · TUL-COP-251)
- Microsoft Copilot: Mastery — Extending & Admin — An expert course on extending and administering Microsoft 365 Copilot across an organization. Learners build connectors and agent extensions, configure tenant controls, and design a governance model that scales. (Level: expert · 180 minutes · TUL-COP-301)
Copilot Studio
- Microsoft Copilot: Core — Copilot Studio — This advanced course covers sophisticated Copilot workflows and building custom agents in Copilot Studio. Learners design cross-app M365 workflows, build agents, connect data sources and actions, and address governance and rollout. The outcome is the ability to extend Copilot for a team or organization. (Level: intermediate · 180 minutes · TUL-COP-201)
GitHub Copilot
- GitHub Copilot: Core — This course teaches developers to use GitHub Copilot effectively in their editor. Learners apply inline completion and Copilot Chat, generate tests and docs, refactor code, and follow secure-use and review practices. They finish coding faster without sacrificing quality. (Level: intermediate · 120 minutes · TUL-COP-110)
- GitHub Copilot: Advanced — An advanced course on GitHub Copilot's agentic capabilities: workspace-level tasks, AI-assisted PR review, and large-scale test generation. Learners also set usage policy that keeps quality and security intact. (Level: advanced · 150 minutes · TUL-GHC-201)
Prove the skill
- Microsoft Copilot Essentials Proficiency — Measures whether someone can pick the right Copilot surface for a task, write a prompt that produces a usable draft in Word, Excel or Teams, and judge what comes back.
- Microsoft Copilot Advanced Proficiency — For heavier users: multi-app workflows, working with organisational data, and knowing when Copilot is the wrong tool for the job.
- Microsoft Copilot Mastery Assessment — The mastery-level check for the people extending Copilot and setting the standard across the company.
How the training works
Every course here is delivered by OneRange Vero as an interactive session. There is no video to sit through and no slide deck to click past: the tutor explains an idea, works an example, asks the person to try it, and adjusts what comes next to the answer it gets back. Practice, scenarios, labs and role-plays are part of the session rather than an add-on.
Courses can be grounded in your own material, so examples, terminology and policies match how your company actually works. Results map to named skills in the OneRange taxonomy of more than 10,000 skills, so a manager sees proficiency per skill instead of a completion tick. Assign to one person, a team or the whole company, and track progress from the Vero dashboard.
Frequently asked questions
How long does the training take?
Microsoft Copilot: Essentials runs about two hours at a typical pace and the playbooks are roughly thirty minutes each, with longer Core, Advanced and Mastery courses for people going further. Sessions adapt, so someone who already uses Copilot daily finishes considerably faster than the estimate.
How is it assigned to a team?
An administrator assigns it from the Vero dashboard to one person, a team, a department or everyone at once. Progress and results appear per person and per skill, so a manager can see who has finished, who is mid-course, and where the remaining gaps are.
Can we customise it with our own documents and terminology?
Yes. An administrator can add your company's own standing instructions, examples and documents so the course teaches the tool in the context of your systems, terminology and policies, without changing the underlying catalog course. See how the customization layer works on the Vero page.
Is there an assessment?
Yes. The Microsoft Copilot Essentials Proficiency assessment scores open responses against a rubric, with Advanced and Mastery assessments for people further along. Every course also ends with its own check, so you get a per-course result alongside the standalone proficiency score.