Build your first working AI assistant prototype in an afternoon.
Go from “I’ve heard about AI” to “I built one that actually works” — in under four hours, without writing code. Follow official Microsoft learning content, build in a guided sandbox, and finish with a tested prototype plus evidence you can show a manager or a recruiter.
In under four hours, you walk away with three real things.
Not just theory. Not just a certificate of attendance. Things you can open, test, and show.
A working assistant you built
A real AI assistant prototype you assembled and tested yourself in a guided sandbox — answering realistic questions from sample material.
An Evidence Pack you can show
Screenshot, transcript, use-case summary, a Responsible AI checklist, plus ready-to-paste LinkedIn and resume wording. Proof you did the thing.
A Microsoft training badge
Complete the official Microsoft self-paced content in your own Microsoft Learn account, and the applicable Microsoft training badge appears in your Microsoft Learn profile.
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Yes, the Microsoft content is free. Your time isn’t.
You could piece together free resources yourself. AI Agent Starter gives you a guided route, sandbox, templates, support, and finished evidence — a straight line to a completed project in one afternoon.
- A ready-made beginner route — no learning plan to design.
- A managed sandbox — nothing to install or configure.
- Role templates that turn learning into a real project.
- An Evidence Pack that makes the result showable.
- Support if access, setup, or the lab gets in your way.
This is the Evidence Pack you finish with.
Every item is generated from the assistant you build — ready to screenshot, paste, or attach. (Preview shown with sample content.)
Assistant: Employees can apply for annual leave with manager approval…
A saved log of your test questions and the assistant’s answers — proof it works, not just that it exists.
One page describing the problem your assistant solves, the sample data it used, and how you tested it.
A short, ticked checklist showing you considered accuracy, privacy, and appropriate use.
“Just built my first working AI assistant prototype using Microsoft AI tools and earned a Microsoft training badge. Here’s what I learned…”
“Built and tested a no-code AI assistant using Microsoft AI tooling; completed official Microsoft Learn content and produced a Responsible AI checklist.”
Best used as practical portfolio evidence — not as a replacement for a formal certification.
Choose an assistant that fits your work.
Not sure? Start with the Workplace FAQ Assistant and switch later. You don’t need to decide on day one.
Workplace FAQ Assistant
The recommended starting point. Answers questions from sample workplace information.
HR Policy Assistant
For HR professionals, managers, and people teams.
Contract Clause Finder
For law students, paralegals, and legal ops.
Invoice Q&A Assistant
For finance, admin, bookkeeping, and operations.
Sales FAQ Assistant
For sales, marketing, support, and small business.
Study or Career Assistant
For students, graduates, and job-seekers.
Four steps, one afternoon.
Enrol & open the beginner route
Start with the default assistant if you’re unsure. Pick a role-specific one later.
Complete the Microsoft content
Work through the relevant Microsoft self-paced content in your own Microsoft Learn account.
Build & test in the sandbox
Follow the guided steps, test your assistant, and capture it working.
Collect your Evidence Pack
Screenshot, transcript, use-case summary, Responsible AI checklist, plus LinkedIn and resume wording.
What it takes, and what you’ll need.
No surprises on time or setup. Here’s the honest picture.
Where the four hours go
- Microsoft learning content60–90 min
- Guided build in the sandbox60–90 min
- Testing & Evidence Pack30–45 min
- Optional review / catch-upas needed
Self-paced, so you can split it across sittings. The pathway is designed to be completed in under four hours.
What you need
- A laptop or desktop and an internet connection
- A free personal Microsoft account
- Basic comfort using a web browser
- No coding experience
- No paid Azure subscription — the sandbox is provided
Straight talk: what this is, and what it isn’t.
We’d rather you enrol knowing exactly what you get — so it’s all in one place.
What you get
- A working AI assistant prototype you built and tested.
- An Evidence Pack you can put on LinkedIn and your resume.
- A Microsoft training badge via official Microsoft Learn content.
- An INBIOT completion certificate for the build you finished.
- Ticket support, plus the launch-only live clinic with a Microsoft Certified Trainer.
What it isn’t
- Not a Microsoft Certification — that’s a separate proctored exam.
- Not a degree, diploma, or nationally recognised qualification.
- Not a production system — your assistant is a sandbox prototype.
- Not the only way to learn — the Microsoft content is free on its own. The paid part is the guided build, the sandbox, and the finished proof.
- Not live one-to-one teaching — that’s a separate guided pathway.
Not the right fit? Don’t leave empty-handed — here’s exactly where to go:
Enrol now and a live human clinic is included.
Everyone gets ticket support for access, setup, and lab issues. Learners who enrol during the launch window also get a seat in a live build clinic with a Microsoft Certified Trainer — real-time help getting your assistant working. This is a launch bonus and won’t be part of the standard product afterward.
Launch learners receive access to one scheduled live build clinic. If you can’t attend, you can keep going with the self-paced pathway and ticket support.
A low-risk way to build your first AI project.
Under 4 hours
Self-paced and short. You can finish in a single afternoon — no long course to abandon halfway.
7-day refund
Request a refund within 7 days if you haven’t completed the sandbox build or generated your Evidence Pack. See full terms.
You’re not on your own
Ticket support for setup and lab issues, plus the launch-only live clinic if you enrol now.
Straight answers before you enrol.
I’m a complete beginner — can I really do this?
Yes. Start with the Workplace FAQ Assistant. There’s no coding, and you don’t need to understand any Microsoft tool names before you begin — the program guides you through each step.
How long does it take?
The pathway is designed to be completed in under four hours, fully self-paced. You can spread it across sittings if you prefer.
The Microsoft content is free — why pay AUD 199?
You’re paying for the shortcut: a ready-made beginner route, a managed sandbox with nothing to install, role templates, the Evidence Pack, and support — so you finish a real project instead of piecing it together and hoping it’s right.
Do I get a Microsoft Certification?
No. You earn a Microsoft training badge through Microsoft Learn. A formal Microsoft Certification is a separate proctored exam — and we’ll point you to that pathway if you want it next.
What if I change my mind?
You can request a refund within 7 days if you haven’t completed the sandbox build or generated your Evidence Pack. Given it’s under four hours and low-cost, the risk of trying it is small. See the full refund policy.
Do I need to upload my company’s real documents?
No. You build using the sample learning data we provide. Please don’t upload confidential, personal, client, legal, medical, financial, or employer-sensitive information into the sandbox.
Can I put this on LinkedIn or my resume?
Yes — accurately. Showcase your Microsoft training badge, your assistant prototype, and your Evidence Pack. Just don’t describe it as a nationally recognised qualification or a Microsoft Certification unless you separately pass the exam.
Build your first AI assistant this week.
Under four hours, no coding, official Microsoft content, and evidence you can show. Enrol during launch and the live clinic with a Microsoft Certified Trainer is included.
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