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The stages

Five stages. One course.

From curiosity to a new way of working. Every great expedition needs a route. It's not enough to discover a new territory. You have to explore it, learn to find your bearings, and dare to move forward. That's why our expedition unfolds in five stages: a progressive path from discovering Microsoft Copilot's potential to turning it into new ways of working. The in-person session marks the start. The real transformation begins when we bring every discovery into our everyday work.

  1. Understanding Microsoft Copilot's potential

    Discover

    It all starts with a question: How can Microsoft Copilot help me in my everyday work? We'll discover its possibilities through real use cases and examples close to our own reality.

    You don't need to know it all from day one. You just need to start looking beyond.

  2. Taking the first steps

    Explore

    The time has come to get closer to the tool. You'll have your first conversations, learn to ask better questions, and discover how to get more useful answers.

    Because working with Microsoft Copilot isn't just about asking. It's about learning to ask, provide context, and improve the outcome.

  3. Bringing Microsoft Copilot into everyday work

    Navigate

    This is where the real journey begins. Reports. Presentations. Research. Analysis. Collaboration. Problem-solving.

    You'll discover how to use Microsoft Copilot in real situations to work more efficiently and reclaim time for higher-value tasks. Learning stops being theory and becomes part of your everyday life.

  4. Discovering new possibilities

    Experiment

    Exploration doesn't end when we find an answer. Every trial can open a new possibility. We'll experiment with new use cases, share discoveries, and learn from other colleagues and teams.

    Because a good idea can solve a problem. But a shared idea can help the whole organization go further.

  5. Making Microsoft Copilot part of everyday life

    Transform

    The ultimate goal isn't learning to use a tool. It's making it stop being a novelty and become a regular work companion. The organization begins to adopt new practices, new habits, and new ways of collaborating.

    The expedition doesn't end when the training ends. That's where the real journey begins.

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