Paid for, barely used
Companies already pay for Microsoft Copilot. Most employees use only the chat box while workflows, agents, approvals, apps, and dashboards remain underused.
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Become the person who makes AI actually happen inside your company.
A six-session live online diploma for business professionals. Bring one real problem from your job. Leave with a working solution built in the Microsoft environment your company already uses.
See the AI champion journey
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November 2026 intake · Live Online Diploma
EGP 30,000
- Starts
- OnboardingWednesday, 4 November 2026Session 1Monday, 9 November 2026
- Format
- 6 live online sessionsEvery Monday, 7:00–11:00 PM Cairo time
- Build
- 6 assignments + 14 guided buildsOne working workplace solution
Practical by design
6live online sessions
14guided builds
1real workplace solution
Our impact
Professionals from Egypt’s Leading Corporations Learn AI with Meska
Professionals across these organizations have joined Meska’s AI learning experiences.
Paid for, barely used
Your company already has Copilot. The missing piece is someone who can make it useful.
The diploma is not a tour of software features. It prepares the business-side AI champion who turns a recurring problem into a governed working solution.
Business knows the problem. IT knows the system.
The missing person is the bridge: someone who can frame the work, build responsibly, and involve IT before rollout.
From AI user to AI champion
You bring one recurring problem and leave able to demonstrate a governed solution colleagues can use.
Who it is for
Picture the work before. Then picture it with a system behind it.
Choose a role to see the practical shift the diploma is designed to create.
Team leads and managers
Before
Hours go into collecting updates, writing reports, and chasing approvals.
After
An agent maintains the log, approvals route correctly, and the manager edits an automatically prepared report.
The role you are building
The business-side bridge every Microsoft company needs.
An AI champion understands the work, can build a useful first solution inside approved boundaries, and knows when to involve IT for permissions, ownership, data access, governance, and rollout.
- 01Start with the business problem
- 02Keep a human approval step
- 03Build in the approved company environment
- 04Measure the result
- 05Hand off clearly to IT
Six-step progression
Build the solution one working layer at a time.
Every session ends with a concrete deliverable. Demo Day turns the full solution into a business case for leadership and IT.
Explore all six sessions and dates↘
Operate
Run a working morning through Copilot: inbox, meetings, briefs, research, and follow-ups. Deliverable: a project workspace and a clearly framed business problem.
Create
Work across Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, and Teams, then build the first workflow. Deliverable: a brief, model, deck, and workflow that files or routes the result.
Delegate
Use Microsoft research and analysis capabilities, check evidence and quality, and build a first grounded agent. Deliverable: a cited research pack and an agent colleagues can use.
Delegate More
Connect agents, workflows, and human approval while learning identity, permissions, ownership, and governance. Deliverable: agent → workflow → approval → filed output.
Build
Build a more capable agent in Copilot Studio, connect approved tools, and place a practical Power App or interface in front of it. Deliverable: a working agent and usable interface.
Ship
Complete the end-to-end solution, measurement dashboard, rollout logic, and Demo Day narrative. Deliverable: the functioning solution and Demo Day plan.
OnboardingWednesday, 4 November 2026
Session 1Monday, 9 November 2026
Session 2Monday, 16 November 2026
Session 3Monday, 23 November 2026
Session 4Monday, 30 November 2026
Session 5Monday, 7 December 2026
Session 6Monday, 14 December 2026
Demo DayDuring the week beginning 21 December 2026 · exact date to be confirmed
Choose your department
One business problem. Seven practical starting points.
Each path joins an agent, a workflow, a human decision, and a measurable result.
The weekly report and change-control workflow
Capture change requests, assess the impact, route approval, prepare the report, and expose open changes on a dashboard.
- 1Request
- 2Capture
- 3Assess
- 4Approve
- 5Report
- 6Measure
Skills to business value
What you learn, what you do, and why the company cares.
Select a capability to connect the classroom work to a practical business outcome.
Capability
Frame the right business problem
What you’ll be able to do
Define the user, trigger, approved data, decision, output, owner, and success measure before building.
Professional and business benefit
Prevents disconnected AI experiments and gives IT a concrete use case to review.
Sessions 01
Built by Meska students
The proof is in what people can show.
These are existing Meska student projects reused unchanged as evidence of the wider build culture. They are not presented as Microsoft Copilot diploma projects.
01
HR Action Queue
A control tower that turns HR policy gaps, onboarding tasks, transfers, and overdue actions into one operational queue.
02
Regulation-Grounded Learning
An interactive CBE eKYC learning experience with clause-grounded questions, mastery checks, and linked remediation.
03
Real-Estate Social Manager
An AI workspace for property media, content strategy, campaign planning, publishing, and social analytics.
04
ERP Procurement Assistant
An Arabic-first assistant that creates RFPs from company needs and supports structured supplier-offer evaluation.
05
Multilingual Professional Portfolio
A polished marketing and creative portfolio with multilingual navigation, project work, services, and call booking.
06
Tender Evaluation Workbench
A governed procurement workflow for tender intake, product matching, supply routing, pricing, approvals, and audit trails.
What graduates leave with
A workplace solution, not a folder of notes.
The final output is designed to be useful to colleagues, credible to leadership, and legible to IT.
One working solution to a real workplace problem
A published or deployment-ready grounded agent
A workflow containing a real human approval step
An app or usable interface tested by colleagues
A dashboard tied to the problem’s measure
A one-page hand-off brief for IT
Six completed assignments with feedback
A portfolio-quality Demo Day presentation
The vocabulary to discuss identity, permissions, ownership, data access, governance, and rollout with IT
Your instructors
Named profiles, with verification kept honest.
The supplied instructor links are shown exactly. Unverified teaching claims remain visibly pending rather than being invented.
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Ahmed Elhadedy
Instructor profile under verification
Meska Microsoft Copilot Diploma
Biography pending verification. Meska must confirm the current role and relevant Microsoft Copilot experience before production publication.
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Sayed Abouauf
Head of Structural Department, Saudi Diyar Consultants
Diploma role pending Meska verification
The supplied LinkedIn profile verifies the current organization and structural-engineering leadership. Relevant Microsoft Copilot teaching experience still requires Meska confirmation.
View supplied LinkedIn profileFor HR, L&D, COO, and IT
Turn licence adoption into a network of responsible builders.
One intake creates departmental champions, visible use cases, and clear hand-offs instead of another awareness-only initiative.
Champions in each department
Build a network of business-side people who understand their team’s work and can identify responsible Copilot use cases.
A visible use-case pipeline
Every participant brings a working solution and a one-page hand-off brief IT can assess for rollout.
Adoption you can demonstrate
Replace abstract AI progress slides with live use cases, adoption measures, and named owners.
Governance from the start
Participants learn to involve IT, respect existing permissions, keep humans in control, and document ownership.
Meska learner stories
Hear what the wider Meska learning experience feels like.
These existing learner stories are reused unchanged. They are not represented as testimonials from this future Microsoft Copilot diploma intake.
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November 2026 intake
Bring one real problem. Leave with a working solution.
EGP 30,000 · installments available through the advisor flow · Microsoft 365 Copilot access required.
Clear answers before you decide
Everything practical, grouped so you can find it quickly.
Where Meska has not confirmed a policy or product entitlement, the answer says so plainly.
01What is the Meska Microsoft Copilot Diploma?+
A six-session live online diploma for business professionals who want to solve one real workplace problem with Microsoft Copilot, agents, workflows, approvals, apps, and measurement.
02Who is it for?+
Managers, analysts, coordinators, HR, finance, operations, service, sales, marketing, and ambitious professionals working in a company that uses Microsoft 365 and gives them access to a Microsoft 365 Copilot licence.
03Who is it not for?+
It is not designed as a developer or IT-administrator certification path, a generic AI theory programme, or a substitute for the required company licences and permissions.
04Do I need a Microsoft 365 Copilot licence?+
Yes. You need access through your company. Free consumer Copilot by itself is not sufficient for the company-grounded work in this diploma.
05Can someone from a Google Workspace company join?+
Only if they also have an approved Microsoft 365 environment and Microsoft 365 Copilot access for the practical work. Otherwise, this diploma is not a fit yet.
06Do I need coding or an IT background?+
No. The diploma is designed for business professionals. You will still learn the governance vocabulary needed to work effectively with IT.
07Is this aimed at developers?+
No. Developers may find parts useful, but the core audience is the business side: people who understand the problem and need to build a responsible first solution.
08What language is the diploma delivered in?+
Delivery can be in English or Arabic.