Microsoft Copilot course · Live · As of 30 October 2026
25 short modules, from a first useful prompt to Word, Excel, Teams, agents and Cowork. Every lesson is checked against Microsoft's own pages and names the licence it needs, so your people learn the Copilot on their screen.
Priced per seat, per year.
The short answer
Teaching the version people actually have, on the work they already do, and checking they can do it. Microsoft shipped 44 new features between 23 September and 27 October 2026, so a course recorded last spring already shows old buttons.
Train Space's Copilot course is dated, sourced and updated as Microsoft ships, with a scored check after every module.
The syllabus
The full course, in order. Each module is a short film, a short read, one prompt to try in your own Copilot and a scored check.
When Microsoft ships
Copilot is a moving target: features get renamed, move between licences, leave preview or retire. A recorded course can't follow that. This one is built to.
Microsoft 365 Copilot: 44 new features between 23 September and 27 October 2026.
Microsoft's Copilot release notes and roadmap feed a review queue.
↻ Change spottedEach change is checked on Microsoft's own page and in a live account before it ships.
✓ Reviewed, then publishedA Copilot lesson whose sources haven't been rechecked in 45 days fails the build. It can't ship stale.
✦ Dated as of 30 October 2026For the people rolling Copilot out
What IT, L&D and team leads get beyond the lessons.
People learn what their own licence includes, so nobody hunts for a button they don't have.
A core module on what's safe to put into Copilot, and another on telling preview from released.
Scored checks, a credential per person, and a record managers can export.
A few good questions
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Ask your questionTeach the version they have, on the work they do. Start with which Copilot each person has and what is safe to put into it, then one app at a time on a real task, then agents and Cowork for the people ready for them. Check each skill, and update the lessons when Microsoft ships, because Copilot changes every month.
It is free and teaches Copilot well. It doesn't score a check on each skill, cover the other AI tools your teams use, or give you a dated record of who is current. Many companies use it as reading and Train Space for the practice, the check and the record.
Every feature card names the licence Microsoft says it needs, from Copilot Chat, which is free with a work account, to the Microsoft 365 Copilot licence and features billed in Copilot Credits. The full list of 106 cards is public on the Copilot features page.
Microsoft's release notes feed a review queue and a person rewrites each change. Copilot lessons cite Microsoft's own pages and must be rechecked every 45 days, or the build fails. The whole course is dated: as of 30 October 2026.
Yes. The advanced modules cover which agents you can use, building your own agent, what you can safely let Cowork do for you, and telling preview features from released ones.
A credential, "Current with Microsoft Copilot", for completing every core module, with a public verification link and an Add to LinkedIn button. Managers see who is current and can export the record.
Put the learning to work
See the Copilot course with your own team.
Priced per seat, per year.