Large language models have moved from novelty to standard workplace software. Across these courses the core skills are the same: write clear instructions, check the output, protect data, and know when to automate a task with an agent or ground answers in your own documents.
If you have never used an AI assistant at work, start with AI Essentials for Work, then Microsoft 365 Copilot and Agents if your organisation runs on Microsoft 365.
Engineers and developers should take Generative AI and LLM Foundations, then Prompt Engineering, then build with n8n agents or LangChain retrieval. Those three are technical; the first two are not.
- Where do beginners start?
- AI Essentials for Work, then Microsoft 365 Copilot or Prompt Engineering.
- Do I need to code?
- Not for AI Essentials or the Copilot courses. The n8n and LangChain courses are more technical and assume some comfort with code.
- Which tools are covered?
- ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Microsoft 365 Copilot, Copilot Studio, n8n and LangChain.
- Is it free, and is there a certificate?
- Every lesson, note and assessment is free. The EDWartens certificate is optional and paid, and you can finish without it.