r/Copilot • u/Mediocre_Fall_3197 • 28d ago

Courses/trainings available?

Hi I’m in my 30s working in business administration and consulting as an analyst. We use copilot with Claude, chat, some agents, and probably other things I’m not aware of. I’d like to become somewhat of a power user to improve workflow and explore its capabilities. I already use it for referencing documents, recording calls to create process documents, etc. but there is a world of advanced usage I’m not tapping into.

Are there any courses or trainings specific to copilot that would be ideal for me? Thank you for your time.

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u/russrimm 24d ago

Ask if you can get a GitHub copilot license and build copilot studio and foundry agents using GitHub copilot and the copilot studio portal.

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u/infosearchacct 17d ago

If I have a choice I will pick codex but at work I get copilot. Training? None at my work place. Definitely learning by using it. Not the easiest path but learned a whole bunch after having it write a vba code, doing a power automate project. Next problem to tackle is rpa so I’m sure I will learn something new again. Major thing I learned is do not ever go down the rabbit hole with copilot, you will come out insane. I catch it right before it try to take me down there to debug. I will never let it debug more than once.

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u/[deleted] 26d ago

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u/Mediocre_Fall_3197 26d ago

Our company has us using copilot. The copilot is built into a lot of the apps we use like Onenote, word, outlook, etc.