The codes are less important than the decisions learners must make. Select the closest responsibility to see the recommended preparation path.
Prepare leaders to evaluate AI opportunities, guide adoption, align investment to outcomes, and champion responsible transformation with Microsoft AI services.
The three paths share AI and Microsoft context, but they assess different responsibilities. Select a course to compare the current domains, weights, Temen application, and learner artifact.
Build the service and object model that Copilot administration depends on.
Understand how existing access and information controls shape what Copilot can retrieve and expose.
Connect license, feature, agent, billing, approval, monitoring, and lifecycle decisions.
Temen reviews the Microsoft skills measured before delivery. The percentages show the current Microsoft exam weighting, not the percentage of classroom minutes.
Each course is one instructor-led day. The content, language, exercises, and study plan change with the learner's role.
Prepare technical learners to understand Microsoft 365 administration, Copilot, agents, permissions, governance, security, and responsible operation.
Help business professionals identify valuable AI scenarios, connect them to business processes, and form credible outcome and investment proposals.
Prepare leaders to evaluate AI opportunities, guide adoption, align investment to outcomes, and champion responsible transformation with Microsoft AI services.
Temen uses current Microsoft objectives as the preparation boundary and adds realistic scenarios so learners understand why the knowledge matters.
Identify current knowledge and priority gaps.
Connect objective areas to the learner's role.
Work through scenarios and decision patterns.
Leave with current sources and a study plan.
The course is not a passive exam overview. Learners use an objective map, applied scenarios, visible artifacts, and a post-session plan that points back to current Microsoft sources.
A practical view of current confidence across the exam domains, used to focus the instructor-led day.
Role-specific scenarios that connect the Microsoft objectives to administration, business work, or leadership decisions.
The current Microsoft domains and weights, the concepts covered, and the learner's remaining review areas.
A sequenced next plan with current Microsoft sources, practice priorities, and the exam boundary clearly stated.
Use the expanded comparison guide to choose the learner role, review the current skill domains, understand the one-day experience, and confirm the certification boundary.
Training does not guarantee a passing score. Exam registration, availability, identity validation, policies, objectives, scoring, accommodations, retakes, and certification status remain controlled by Microsoft and its authorized exam providers.
Exam vouchers are optional only when Temen has a verified, current, authorized fulfillment path. A voucher is never implied by the training price.
Private scheduling confirms the learner role, experience, target exam, current Microsoft source review, time zone, capacity, and any approved optional voucher path.
Yes, when their responsibilities cross administration, business use, and transformation leadership. Most learners should begin with the role they perform today rather than collecting course codes.
No. Exam registration is separate unless an approved product explicitly includes an authorized voucher.
No. Temen provides preparation, practice, current sources, and a focused study plan. Microsoft controls the exam and credential.
The instructor checks the current Microsoft skills measured before delivery and records the review date in the learner package.
Tell Temen who is learning, which exam they are considering, and what experience they already have.
