M365 foundations
Baseline capability across Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook and OneNote. Unglamorous, and usually the actual reason everything built on top of it stalls.
Organisations tend to invest in the exciting layer, Copilot, automation, dashboards, while baseline confidence in the everyday apps sits wherever it happened to land: strong in some people, patchy in others, and never actually addressed because it feels too basic to justify a training budget.
It's rarely too basic to matter. Uneven fundamentals are the quiet reason advanced tooling underdelivers, since a brilliant Copilot prompt still produces a document nobody can format properly, or a formula nobody else in the team can trust. This track closes that gap directly.
Five modules
- 01Documents that hold their shapeFormatting that survives editing and being passed between people, plus templates that are actually worth reusing.
- 02Numbers you can trustStructure and formulas that reduce the silent, expensive errors that come from sheets nobody quite understands.
- 03Slides built in half the timeLess time fighting alignment and layout, more attention on whether the message actually lands.
- 04An inbox that stops running youSearch, rules and calendar habits that give a meaningful chunk of the day back.
- 05Notes you can find againOne reliable place for the things that currently get lost across five different apps and a notebook.
Where confidence varies across the team
A good fit wherever there's a real gap between your most and least confident users of the core apps, which describes most organisations that have never run structured training on them. Works whether that's a handful of people or the whole business.
If the core apps are already solid and the actual pain is collaboration and Teams specifically, Teams adoption is the better starting point instead.
Find out where the gaps actually are.
Thirty minutes to tell you honestly whether this is the right starting point.