Two Cores

Team training · Microsoft Copilot

Microsoft Copilot training for your team.

Your organisation may already pay for Copilot. Most people still use it like a search box. Andrew teaches your team to use it on real tasks in Word, Excel, Outlook and Teams, inside the setup your IT team controls.

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A Copilot session

  1. Step 1Bring a taskA report, an inbox, a spreadsheet or a meeting that eats the week.
  2. Step 2Work it in CopilotDrafting, summarising and analysing in the apps people already use.
  3. Step 3Check and keep itTest the result and save the prompts that worked.

Inside your Microsoft 365 tenant and its permissions.

What it does well

Where Copilot earns its place.

Copilot works inside the Microsoft 365 apps and can draw on the documents, emails and meetings each person can already open. That makes it strongest on everyday office work.

  • Outlook

    Summarise long threads, draft replies and catch up after time away.

  • Teams

    Recap meetings, pull out actions and ask what was decided.

  • Word and PowerPoint

    Turn notes or an existing document into a first draft or a deck.

  • Excel

    Explain a sheet, suggest formulas and spot patterns in data.

Starting points

Where teams start with Copilot.

  • Starting point

    Writing the monthly report

    “I rebuild the same report from scratch every month.”

    Could becomeA reusable prompt that drafts it from last month's figures and notes

  • Starting point

    Keeping up with email

    “I come back from leave to four hundred messages.”

    Could becomeA catch-up routine that summarises threads and drafts replies

  • Starting point

    Running project meetings

    “Nobody remembers who agreed to do what.”

    Could becomeMeeting recaps with owners and dates, posted to the team

  • Starting point

    Answering policy questions

    “The same questions arrive every week.”

    Could becomeAnswers drawn from your own policy documents, with links

Indicative examples. Before the session, Andrew asks each person what would make the biggest difference to their week.

Setup and data

Copilot questions we sort out before the session.

Which licence does each person have?

Microsoft 365 Copilot Chat and the full Microsoft 365 Copilot licence do different things. We plan exercises around what people can actually use.

What can Copilot see?

It follows your existing SharePoint, OneDrive and Teams permissions. Untidy permissions show up quickly, so we check them with your IT team first.

Which features are switched on?

Your administrators control which Copilot features and apps are available. We work within that.

What data can be used in exercises?

We agree this with you and use non-confidential examples where needed.

Formats

Choose how to run it.

Half day · about 3.5 hours

Half-day build session

One focused task. Best with a little pre-work.

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Full day · 9am to 4pm

Full-day workshop

Time to explore, build, test and refine.

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Several sessions

Tailored programme

A kick-off, build plans and grouped sessions.

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Training on another tool? ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude Code, Codex. Sessions can cover more than one.

Common questions

Before you book.

Do people need the full Copilot licence?

No. We can train on Microsoft 365 Copilot Chat, the full licence, or a mix. We plan the exercises around what each person has.

Is this run by Microsoft?

No. Two Cores is independent. Andrew teaches the practical use of Copilot alongside other tools where that helps.

Can you train our IT team too?

The sessions are for the people doing the work. We involve IT in the planning so the setup questions are answered before the day.

Get more from the Copilot licences you already pay for.

Tell Andrew which teams have Copilot and what they spend their week on. We'll suggest a format and the tasks to start with.

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