Copilot training
for business
Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook and Teams: in-person training at your offices so your teams go from having a Microsoft 365 Copilot licence to really using it, on their everyday tasks.
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What is Mister AI's Copilot training?
Mister AI's Copilot training is an in-company course, delivered in person at your offices by a senior trainer, for a group of up to 15 people.
It comes in two one-day levels of 7 hours: Booster for the basics, then Performer for advanced use, from €1,800 excl. VAT per day per group.
What your teams will learn
What your teams will be able to do with Copilot after the training
Copilot does not replace your people's work: it produces a first draft that they review and adjust. The training focuses on uses with an immediate payoff.
Which tasks could your teams hand over to Copilot?
A consultant works with you to identify the highest-value uses, team by team, before building the programme.
Level 1 programme: Copilot Booster, the basics
Getting started with Copilot
9:00 – Round table: how the team uses AI today and the goals for the day.
9:20 – Overview: Copilot Chat and Microsoft 365 Copilot in the apps, what they can do and their limits.
9:50 – Getting started: access, interface and first uses in the company's Microsoft 365 environment.
10:15 – The ground rules: access rights, sensitive data and good practice.
Writing good requests
10:30 – What makes a good request: context, role, examples and expected format.
11:00 – Workshop: rewrite three real requests from the team together and compare the results.
11:45 – Iterate, review and check: get reliable answers, in your organisation's tone.
12:15 – Build your library of standard requests for everyday use.
Copilot in your apps
14:00 – Word and Outlook: write, summarise and reply faster, find what matters in a long email thread.
14:40 – Excel: analyse data, create formulas and charts in plain language.
15:10 – PowerPoint: create a presentation from a document, structure it and improve it.
15:35 – Teams and agents: meeting summaries and actions, then first agents to automate recurring tasks.
Use cases in your company
16:00 – Workshop by role: each participant works on a real everyday task with Copilot, supported by the trainer.
16:50 – Debrief: the group shares the best uses it found and the points to watch.
17:15 – Personal action plan: three uses to put in place the very next day, and feedback on the day.
Level 2 programme: Copilot Performer, advanced level
Level 2 follows level 1. Like the first, it has four sessions, and the last one always focuses on your company's business use cases.
Included in your Copilot training
A self-assessment questionnaire before the training, to match the level to the group.
An end-of-day quiz to check what has been learned.
The training materials, sent after the session.
A ready-to-use bank of reusable prompts.
Our results
in figures
Updated: October 2026
Updated: September 2026
Updated: September 2026
Everything you need to know
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Copilot, as seen by our training participants
Excerpts from the satisfaction surveys filled in at the end of our sessions by participants talking about Copilot (translated from French).
“ High-quality training, with clear explanations illustrated by concrete business cases. It really helps you understand how to use AI and the Copilot tool. ”
“ An excellent trainer who listened to our questions, and a much broader view of how to use Copilot. ”
“ A great introduction to Copilot. Concrete applications for our accounting team, with good prompt examples. Useful warnings about the risks of AI, for safe use. ”
“ A very interesting and very complete Copilot training. I can't wait for the next one, at the advanced level! ”
They train their teams on Copilot with Mister AI
The French Football Federation trained its teams on Microsoft Copilot, role by role, to turn available licences into real use: see the programme run with the FFF. At Substipharm, a Copilot pilot with 22 key users led to a plan of 24 training sessions.
Training is not always enough: roll out Copilot at scale
Before the training, an AI audit identifies the highest-value use cases, role by role. Afterwards, our AI change management support makes new habits stick, and our consultants can build a custom AI tool with Copilot Studio.
Frequently
asked questions
Who is the Copilot training for?
The Copilot training is for professionals who work in Microsoft 365 and want to use Copilot in their daily work, with no technical prerequisites. Level 1 (Booster) covers the basics; level 2 (Performer) is for those who have completed level 1.
How much does Copilot training cost for a business?
Our Copilot training for businesses starts at €1,800 excl. VAT per day, for a group of up to 15 people, at your offices. The final price depends on the number of sessions and how much tailoring you need: we send you a quote after a scoping call.
How long does Copilot training last?
Each level lasts one 7-hour day, for a group of up to 15 people. Level 1, Booster, covers the basics with no prerequisites; level 2, Performer, follows level 1 and moves on to advanced prompting, agents and Copilot Studio.
Can the Copilot training be funded?
Mister IA Entreprise is a Qualiopi-certified training provider: in France, the training can be funded by your OPCO, depending on your rights and your sector's rules. Elsewhere, we provide the documents your training budget or funding scheme requires (programme, quote, training agreement).
Do you need a Microsoft 365 Copilot licence to take the training?
It is recommended, so people can practise Copilot directly in Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook and Teams. Without a licence, part of the training can be done with Copilot Chat. Mister AI helps you choose and roll out your licences.
What is the difference between Copilot Chat and Microsoft 365 Copilot?
Copilot Chat is the chat assistant included in many Microsoft 365 subscriptions. Microsoft 365 Copilot is an add-on licence: it works directly in Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook and Teams and draws on your work data (emails, files, meetings), within your access rights. The training covers both.
Is our data safe with Copilot?
Microsoft 365 Copilot works within your Microsoft 365 environment and respects existing access rights: each person only reaches the documents they are already allowed to see. Microsoft states that it does not use your company data to train its foundation models. The training covers good practice for sharing and privacy.
What is the difference between Copilot, ChatGPT and Claude?
They are three generative AI assistants with similar uses. Copilot stands out for being built directly into the Microsoft 365 tools your teams already use. ChatGPT (OpenAI) and Claude (Anthropic) each have their own strengths. We train on all three and help you choose the one that best fits your teams. Privacy often weighs in the decision: we can walk you through the options during the scoping call.
What are the prerequisites for the training?
No technical prerequisites. Each participant needs a computer with internet access and a work Microsoft 365 account; a Microsoft 365 Copilot licence lets them practise directly in Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook and Teams. We adapt the pace to the group's starting level.
Can the Copilot training be delivered remotely?
Our standard format is one in-person day at your offices, for a group of up to 15 people: it is the format that gets the best results. If your teams work across several sites, we look at a suitable format with you during the scoping call.
How do assessment and the end-of-training certificate work?
Each participant fills in a self-assessment questionnaire before the training, then takes a quiz at the end of the day to check what they have learned. After the training, they receive an individual training certificate.
What happens after the Copilot training?
Each participant leaves with an action plan and their first use cases. To go further, Mister AI offers level 2 (Performer), AI change management support and AI licence management for your Copilot licences.
