Copilot Training in Brisbane, Perth and Hobart

Hypergen delivers Microsoft 365 Copilot training in Brisbane, Perth and Hobart on request. Hypergen is based in Geelong, Victoria, and we arrange each interstate session directly with you. Teams in Melbourne, Sydney and Adelaide can find details on our Melbourne, Sydney and Adelaide pages.

Morning

Microsoft 365 Copilot training

Four hands-on modules: Copilot fundamentals, the prebuilt Word, Excel, Researcher and Analyst agents, building your own agent, and a prompting masterclass.

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Optional afternoon

Use case exploration or Copilot Cowork

Your team either works through its own processes to find where Copilot can save time, or takes a more advanced build session with Copilot Cowork.

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Private Copilot training for teams in Brisbane, Perth and Hobart

People learn Copilot fastest on work that resembles their own, so every session is private corporate training for one business or government organisation, held on-site at your office or at a venue we arrange. A group of around 15 leaves the facilitator time to help each person during the exercises, although the number is a guide.

Participants work hands-on in Copilot on their own computers with a file pack of sample documents and prompts, and leave with a Hypergen certificate of completion. The full course outline is on our Microsoft 365 Copilot training page.

How the training day runs

The morning covers the four Microsoft 365 Copilot modules. The afternoon is optional, and teams choose one of two sessions. Use case exploration suits teams that want to apply the morning straight away: the group works through its own processes, identifies where Copilot and agents can save time, and agrees which ideas to try first. The alternative is the advanced Copilot Cowork build session described below.

Remote and hybrid Copilot training

Organisations with staff across Queensland, Western Australia or Tasmania often cannot bring everyone into one room, so remote and hybrid delivery are both available. Hypergen has delivered hybrid sessions successfully, and our facilitators put questions to online participants directly and bring them into the exercises so nobody on the call is left out.

Following along is easier when the content and Copilot sit side by side, so we recommend that people dialling in use two screens: one to see Hypergen's content and the other to follow along on their own computer.

Advanced Copilot Cowork afternoon in Brisbane, Perth and Hobart

Copilot Cowork plans and carries out multi-step work across your Microsoft 365 apps and files, and it calls for different habits from the prebuilt Word, Excel and PowerPoint agents. Hypergen has trained organisations on Cowork since Microsoft released it in early April 2026.

The optional advanced afternoon is a build session, available on request in Brisbane, Perth and Hobart after the morning Copilot training. Participants put Cowork to work on documents, spreadsheets and reusable skills drawn from their own roles. Each participant needs a paid Microsoft 365 Copilot licence with Cowork enabled, and our article on Copilot Cowork billing explains the usage costs. Module details are on the Copilot Cowork training page.

Canberra, Darwin and regional centres

Hypergen also delivers Copilot training in Canberra, Darwin and regional centres on request, in the same private format. Regional teams can host the session at their own site or join remotely. Once your team is trained, Copilot adoption and support helps turn the training into daily use.

Frequently asked questions about Copilot training in Brisbane, Perth and Hobart

Can Hypergen deliver Copilot training in Brisbane, Perth or Hobart?

Yes. Hypergen delivers Microsoft 365 Copilot training in Brisbane, Perth and Hobart on request, and in Canberra, Darwin and regional centres. Hypergen is based in Geelong, Victoria, and arranges each session directly with your organisation, on-site at your office or at a venue we arrange, with remote and hybrid options for staff elsewhere.

How many people should attend a private Copilot training session?

A group of around 15 people leaves the facilitator time to help each person during the hands-on exercises, so it is a good size for Hypergen's Microsoft 365 Copilot training. The number is a guide, and Hypergen adjusts each private session for larger or smaller groups.

Can staff join Copilot training remotely or in a hybrid session?

Yes. Hypergen has delivered hybrid Copilot training successfully, and facilitators engage online participants directly so they take part as fully as the people in the room. Hypergen recommends that anyone dialling in uses two screens: one to see Hypergen's content and the other to follow along on their own computer.

What does the optional afternoon of Copilot training cover?

Hypergen's Copilot training day starts with Microsoft 365 Copilot training in the morning. The optional afternoon is either use case exploration, where the team finds where Copilot can save time in its own processes, or a more advanced Copilot Cowork build session, which needs a Copilot licence with Cowork enabled.

Does Hypergen run public Copilot training sessions?

No. People ask their most useful questions about their own work, and a private setting lets them speak openly, so Hypergen runs Copilot training for one organisation at a time. That makes it harder to serve organisations of one or two people. If you can bring a group together, such as partner businesses, Hypergen is open to running a session for it. Hypergen also occasionally runs sessions that include local organisations, among them those it donates to, as part of building AI skills in the region.

Planning Copilot training in Brisbane, Perth or Hobart?

Tell us your city, group size and whether any staff will join remotely, and we will propose a date and format for your team.

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