Use & build with Copilot
Develop your own Copilot skills and, when relevant, prepare to deliver customer engagements.
Explore the user journeyYour GitHub Copilot learning journey
Build the knowledge you need to use, build with, or sell GitHub Copilot. Choose the journey that fits your goal, and explore both whenever you need.
What do you want to do?
Sell GitHub Copilot
Build the knowledge to discover customer needs, communicate value, and guide the next conversation.
Explore the sales journeyUse & build with Copilot
Everyone can use and build with Copilot, including sellers. Explore the user journey below to learn the concepts, practice the skills, and build at the level that fits your experience.
Find the courses for your level
Choose the description that sounds like you. You can start at any level or revisit earlier skills.
Beginner
I'm new to Copilot
Understand the basics, write your first prompts, and try Copilot in everyday development.
View beginner coursesIntermediate
I've tried the basics
Improve your prompts, customize your experience, and use Copilot for testing and code review.
View intermediate coursesProficient
I use Copilot regularly
Apply Copilot across projects, share context with your team, and prepare for certification.
View proficient coursesAdvanced
I'm ready for agentic workflows
Explore agent mode, MCP integrations, and modernization with Copilot.
Proposed courses; level definition is being finalized.
View advanced coursesLive training
Learn with an instructor, practice together, and ask questions in real time. Look for the audience label to find sessions for Copilot users, customer delivery, or sellers.
Example session topics for this layout, not scheduled events. Confirmed dates, instructors, registration links, and recordings will appear here.
Getting started with Copilot
A guided introduction to prompts and everyday development tasks.
Date and registration to be confirmed
Copilot in practice
A hands-on workshop covering context, customization, testing, and code review.
Date and registration to be confirmed
Copilot sales conversations
Practice discovering customer needs and connecting Copilot capabilities to customer outcomes.
Proposed session; date and registration to be confirmed
Partner delivery preparation
Explore how to apply Copilot skills when delivering on behalf of GitHub.
Date and registration to be confirmed
Showcase your work
Learn from peers across both journeys. Share repositories, demos, reusable workflows, and lessons from customer conversations.
Example showcase slots. Links will be added as contributions are approved; these are not published projects.
Projects and demos
Show what you built with Copilot, your learning level, and what you learned along the way.
Repository or demo link pending
Prompts and reusable workflows
Share useful prompts, custom instructions, or agent workflows that others can try.
Example or walkthrough link pending
Discovery and value-conversation lessons
Share an approved, anonymized example of how you connected a customer need to a Copilot use case.
Peer-learning example pending
Customer engagement lessons
Share an approved, anonymized case study with practical takeaways for other delivery practitioners.
Case study link pending
To contribute, include a title, your journey (and learning level, if relevant), a link to the work, and a short takeaway. Submission details are coming soon. Customer examples must be anonymized and approved for sharing.
Frequently asked questions
Which journey should I choose?
The Use & build with Copilot user journey is for everyone, including sellers, who wants to develop hands-on Copilot skills or prepare for customer delivery. Choose Sell GitHub Copilot for Partner Guides, Sales Credentials, Tech Forum, and PKO Session Recordings. These journeys represent learning goals, not exclusive roles. You can explore both; the learning levels are not a required sequence for the seller journey.
Are Sales Credentials the same as certifications or Partner Delivery Credentials?
No. Sales Credentials have a separate place in the seller resource hub. Certifications validate your own knowledge and skills, while Partner Delivery Credentials support delivering customer engagements on behalf of GitHub. Seller credential details and requirements will be added when confirmed; do not treat certification or delivery milestones as seller prerequisites.
Do I have to complete every level in order?
No. Start with the level that matches your experience. If the topics feel unfamiliar, revisit the previous level.
Where are the course links?
Choose a level. Each pathway groups concept-based modules under Learn and hands-on exercises under Practice.
What is the difference between certifications and partner delivery credentials?
Certifications validate your own knowledge and skills. For example, the GitHub Copilot certification is a milestone in the Proficient pathway.
Partner delivery credentials validate your ability to deliver for customers on behalf of GitHub. They focus on customer engagements, including GitHub Copilot: Core Skills & Application and GitHub Copilot: Deploying & Scaling AI Across the Enterprise. A certification is not the same as a delivery credential.
You do not need a delivery credential for individual self-paced learning. Credential requirements and enrollment links will be added when confirmed.
Do I need a delivery credential to learn?
No. Delivery credentials are separate from individual learning and support customer engagements on behalf of GitHub.
How do I join live training or share my work?
Confirmed registration links will appear in Live training. Contribution instructions will appear in Showcase your work; neither is available yet.