Enhance Your Skills with Free Microsoft Courses: Explore Azure, Power Platform, and More with Online and Hands-On Training for All Levels

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Published on 23/01/2025 at 11:49

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Microsoft is offering 127 free courses through the Microsoft Learn platform. In addition to being accessible, the courses include completion certificates, encouraging professionals to expand their skills in technology.

With the growing shortage of specialized professionals in the technology sector, Microsoft aims to facilitate training through short, interactive, and practical courses. The courses offer work environment simulations and guides, allowing participants to acquire technical skills through specific tasks.

Microsoft Trainings

On the platform, you can find training sessions on various Microsoft solutions, such as Azure, Power Platform, Dynamics 365, and Microsoft 365. Important topics like cybersecurity are among the highlights. Microsoft Learn also serves as a support tool for educational institutions to complement their students’ education.

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Courses Available on the Platform

Among the free online (EAD) training courses offered, the following stand out:

Fundamentals of Microsoft Azure
RPA Developer on Microsoft Power Automate
Compliance and Information Protection Administration in Microsoft 365
Analytics Engineer in Microsoft Fabric
Task Automation with PowerShell
Configuration of Dynamics 365 Applications
SAP Planning on Azure
Administration of Microsoft SQL Solutions on Azure
Introduction to NoSQL Development on Cosmos DB

These are just some of the courses that range from basic fundamentals to advanced specializations, meeting the needs of both beginners and experienced professionals.

How to Participate in the Free Courses

To get started, visit the official Microsoft Learn site. If you don’t have a Microsoft account yet, click on “Sign Up” and follow the instructions.

After registering, explore the platform to find free online (EAD) training courses that meet your needs. You can search by topics or follow specific learning paths. When selecting a course, read the details and follow the instructions to start.

As you complete the modules, you can track your progress and obtain completion certificates that enhance your resume and improve your job market opportunities.

Enhance Your Skills with Free Microsoft Courses: Explore Azure, Power Platform, and More with Online and Hands-On Training for All Levels

Get Your Certification with Free Courses from Microsoft Learn! Online Training (EAD) in Azure, Cybersecurity, Power Platform, and More. Sign Up!

Microsoft Trainings

Courses Available on the Platform

How to Participate in the Free Courses

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