Microsoft Copilot Certification: Why would you need one & where to get it from
Microsoft is offering a 3-part training module
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Microsoft Certification does play a vital role when you are applying for jobs, and having one (or more) may increase your chances of making it through!
Besides, these are curated by subject matter experts, and over the years, Microsoft has shifted from product-based to role-based certifications, making them all the more valuable. Say, if you have Microsoft Certified: Azure Developer Associate, it makes a great deal of difference.
With AI (Artificial Intelligence) emerging as the next big thing in the technological world, it’s wise to be among the first to get all the relevant certifications. For instance, when videos created by Sora AI first emerged, the first thought that struck us was that it would soon replace humans in advertising and video creation.
So, at this point, it’s vital to get as many certifications. Since Microsoft is currently emerging as the market leader when it comes to investment in AI, Microsoft Copilot is an important one!
Where can I get a Microsoft Copilot Certification?
Sadly, at present, the tech giant does not offer a Microsoft Copilot Certification. So, you will have to continue learning the ins and outs of the AI-based chatbot, experiment with the different aspects, get it to develop complex codes, and explore the limitless possibilities.
If you are interested, Microsoft is offering quick training to help you understand Copilot for Microsoft 365 a lot better!
It comprises three modules and will take roughly 2 hours of your time. The training will guide you through the basics of Copilot, its application across Microsoft products, and tips to get the most out of the AI-based tool.
Do keep checking the Microsoft Credentials webpage to be the first to discover the Microsoft Copilot Certification, if and when the tech giant releases it.
Until then, find out if Copilot Pro is better than the free version and which of the two is best suited for your needs.
What do you think of Microsoft’s Copilot training modules? Share your feedback in the comments section.
