Microsoft Copilot Training for
International Teams in Germany,
Live Online in English.
Bottom line: this is live online Copilot training for teams in Germany, delivered in English, for the international teams inside German organisations, from €1,530 per session.
Almost none of the Copilot trainers active in Germany deliver English-first (the market runs almost entirely in German). That's the gap this page is for.
Live online Microsoft Copilot training, delivered in English
The ladder covers the English-operating part of a German or DACH business: an international HQ function, a multinational's German subsidiary, or a DACH-wide team that never runs its own work in German.
Is there a live online Microsoft Copilot training delivered in English for international teams inside German organisations?
Yes. I run a 5-format live online Microsoft Copilot training ladder delivered entirely in English, priced in EUR, built specifically for the international, English-operating parts of German organisations.
I'm Eyal Marcus, an Israel-based AI consultant and trainer. I've run 264 live AI sessions across 112 organisations, including Intel, Amdocs, Sapiens, Rapyd, EY, Roche, JDC International and Mitrelli, with no commercial relationship with Microsoft (worth saying, since I sell training on their product).
See the full ladder for every format across Europe, or the multilingual teams page if English is just one of the working languages in the room.
Built for international teams across Germany, Austria and Switzerland
A scope note first: I run sessions in English for teams in Germany, Austria and Switzerland alike (DACH rollouts often run as one shared project). Any legal or works council framing on this page stays Germany-only, on purpose.
Is this training also relevant for teams in Austria or Switzerland?
Yes. Sessions run in English for international teams in Germany, Austria and Switzerland alike. Anything on this page about works councils or law is Germany-only (for Austrian or Swiss compliance questions, ask your own counsel).
What your works council will ask first
Rolling out Copilot in Germany? The works council questions get their own guide: what your works council will ask first. This page stays the bookable next step: English delivery, price and timing.
What will our works council ask before we roll out Microsoft Copilot in Germany?
Covered in detail on a dedicated guide to Copilot and German works councils, including the questions raised and the co-determination rules that apply. This page is the bookable next step once that groundwork is done, not a repeat of it.
The five-session ladder, priced in EUR
As of September 2026, this is the same five-format Copilot training ladder I run everywhere in Europe, priced here in EUR (no "price on request" games in this market). Every figure is a starting price, up to about 50 percent above depending on group size and customisation.
How much does Microsoft Copilot training cost for a company in Germany?
Prices start from €1,530 for a Lunch and Learn session (up to 100 people, 60 minutes), and range up to €7,280 to €10,920 for the Second Wave programme (4 sessions of 2 hours over 4 weeks, up to 20 people). Full pricing for all 5 formats is below.
01Executive Briefing (90 minutes)
From €1,820 to €2,730 ($2,110 to $3,160). Leadership team only, live online.
02Lunch and Learn (60 minutes)
From €1,530 to €2,300 ($1,780 to $2,670). One app or one role, up to 100 attendees.
03Team Workshop (2 hours)
From €1,820 to €2,730 ($2,110 to $3,160). Hands-on, up to 20 people.
04Second Wave (4 sessions over 4 weeks)
From €7,280 to €10,920 ($8,440 to $12,660). For rollouts that stalled, up to 20 people.
05Champions in a Box (2 sessions)
From €3,640 to €5,460 ($4,220 to $6,330). Train the trainer.
There's a path beyond a single session too, from an Executive Briefing or Team Workshop up to Second Wave (4 sessions over 4 weeks) and Champions in a Box, a train-the-trainer format. I have no commercial relationship with Microsoft. For teams outside Germany, see the wider European offer, same ladder, priced in USD, EUR and GBP.
Built for German and CET working hours
Does a Copilot trainer based in Israel work well with German office hours?
Yes. Israel runs about 1 hour ahead of Germany year-round, so a German working day overlaps almost completely with mine, with no meaningful time zone friction.
A 10 a.m. session in Berlin or Frankfurt is an 11 a.m. session for me (no one notices the gap). Sessions run inside normal CET and CEST working hours: no 6 a.m. logins, no late-evening calls to make a booking work.
Who this is for
This ladder is built for the IT or digital transformation lead and the HR or L&D head inside a German or DACH organisation, specifically the part of the business that already operates in English. Copilot training for international teams in Germany means the whole session (slides, exercises and the live Q&A) runs in English from the first minute.
It works whether Copilot is brand new to the team or already licensed and barely used (more common than you'd think), and it's built around your actual Microsoft tenant, not a generic slide deck.
Frequently asked questions
Is Copilot training delivered in English for teams in Germany?
Yes, entirely. Slides, exercises and the live Q&A all run in English, for the international, English-operating teams inside German organisations.
Do I need works council approval before booking this?
Many German rollouts involve a works council, and that conversation should start before training begins. See what your works council will ask first for the questions to expect. This page is the bookable step once that's underway.
Do you deliver training across Germany, Austria and Switzerland?
Yes, as delivery scope only, in English. Any legal or works council content on this page is Germany-specific.
What is included in the five-session ladder?
Executive Briefing, Lunch and Learn, Team Workshop, Second Wave and Champions in a Box: 5 formats from a single session to a 4-week relaunch and a train-the-trainer track. Full pricing is above.
Does this training satisfy the EU AI Act Article 4 requirement?
It contributes evidence toward it, but Article 4 has its own scope: see your Article 4 AI literacy obligation for the full explanation. For the separate, EU-level question of data residency, see how data residency works in the EU.
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