Working with Microsoft Copilot

DataCamp

PaidBeginnerSelf-pacedNo codingCertificate

Last updated June 30, 2026

A practical course for professionals who want to get real work done with Microsoft Copilot rather than just experiment with it. It centers on a structured prompting method — framing each request by its goal, the context it sits in, the source material to draw on, and the result you expect — and shows how to apply that discipline across common Microsoft 365 apps to draft documents, build presentations, and analyze data with more control. From there it moves into building your own Copilot agents tailored to specific tasks, and into coordinating work across files and apps. You finish able to turn vague requests into precise prompts and to assemble Copilot into a dependable part of your daily workflow. You can sample the opening chapter before subscribing; the full course and its Statement of Accomplishment are part of DataCamp Premium.

What you'll learn

  • A structured way to write prompts (goal, context, source, expected result)
  • Applying it across document, presentation, and spreadsheet work
  • Multi-step prompting and iterative refinement
  • Building custom Copilot agents
  • Coordinating AI assistance across files and apps

Frequently asked questions about Working with Microsoft Copilot

Is Working with Microsoft Copilot free?

No — Working with Microsoft Copilot is a paid course.

What are the prerequisites for Working with Microsoft Copilot?

None.

Does Working with Microsoft Copilot offer a certificate?

Yes. DataCamp Statement of Accomplishment on completion (requires DataCamp Premium).

Why we suggest this course

A focused, no-coding path for office professionals who already have Microsoft 365 and want Copilot to earn its place in their day. The strength is the prompting framework: a repeatable way to brief the tool that travels across documents, slides, and spreadsheets, plus a first look at building custom agents for recurring jobs. One thing to know: it is built specifically around Microsoft Copilot and the Microsoft 365 environment, so it is most useful if that is the suite you work in.

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