Once employees have a foundation, their learning can branch based on what they actually do.
The AI Learning Pathway includes several different destinations:
Workflow Productivity
Employees who primarily want to use AI to improve how they work can develop skills with Microsoft 365 Copilot, Copilot use cases, and generative AI for business workflows.
Role-Based AI
AI skills can also be tailored to specific functions. The pathway includes options for sales, marketing, HR, and media, helping employees apply AI to the work they already perform.
IT and Administration
Organizations preparing to implement or expand Copilot need employees who can support the technology behind the rollout. Training can cover Microsoft 365 and AI administration, security and compliance, and managing and extending Microsoft 365 Copilot.
Developers
Technical teams have a different destination. Developers can progress into building AI applications, agents, and secure cloud AI solutions using technologies such as Azure and Claude Code.
Agents and Automation
As organizations move beyond using AI tools toward transforming workflows, employees can develop skills in agentic AI, business process transformation, and extending Copilot through Copilot Studio.
Leadership
Leaders have their own role in successful AI adoption. A leadership pathway progresses from business AI fundamentals through generative and agentic AI and ultimately toward driving AI transformation across the organization. The focus is on responsible adoption, aligning AI with business value, and leading organizational change.