The GitHub Copilot Training course is designed for professionals who want to incorporate generative AI into software development, improve coding efficiency, and use AI-powered development tools responsibly.
Through this training, participants will:
Learn to use GitHub Copilot to accelerate code generation, code analysis, debugging, and refactoring.
Develop Prompt Engineering skills to obtain more relevant and effective coding suggestions.
Explore how Copilot Chat, Agent Mode, and Cloud Agent can support the automation of software development tasks.
Apply AI-assisted capabilities to unit testing, code reviews, and pull request workflows.
Understand how to reduce ethical, security, and operational risks by applying responsible AI principles.
The GitHub Copilot Training course examines how GitHub Copilot, a generative AI-powered coding assistant, can be used effectively throughout software development activities.
The course helps participants develop the knowledge and skills needed to use Copilot for code generation, code understanding, refactoring, debugging, and test development.
Participants will explore capabilities such as Copilot Chat, Prompt Engineering, Copilot Spaces, Agent Mode, Cloud Agent, and Model Context Protocol (MCP). The training also demonstrates how GitHub Copilot can be used across different development environments and incorporated into the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC).
An important part of the programme focuses on understanding and reducing the ethical and operational risks associated with generative AI tools. Participants will examine Microsoft and GitHub's six principles of responsible AI, alongside approaches to responsible usage and governance.
By exploring both foundational and advanced Copilot capabilities, learners will gain an understanding of how AI-assisted development can help increase productivity, reduce repetitive tasks, and improve code quality.
Exams and Assessments
The GH-300 exam associated with this training is available separately.
The GH-300 examination can be taken independently of the course.
























