SharePoint Certification Training Course

The primary objective of SharePoint training is to develop the technical knowledge required to configure, manage and support SharePoint-based collaboration environments.

Key learning objectives include:

• Understand SharePoint Online architecture, Microsoft 365 integration and site structures.
• Create and configure modern team sites, communication sites and SharePoint pages.
• Manage document libraries, metadata, content types and version history.
• Create SharePoint lists, columns, views and information tracking solutions.
• Configure site permissions, groups and external sharing settings.
• Understand integration with Microsoft Teams, OneDrive and Microsoft 365 services.
• Develop basic workflow automation using SharePoint and Power Automate.
• Apply administration, governance, troubleshooting and information management principles.

These objectives help learners develop a foundation in SharePoint administration and modern workplace collaboration.

Learning SharePoint can strengthen your ability to manage organisational content, support Microsoft 365 collaboration and administer document management environments. Many organisations use SharePoint Online for intranet portals, team collaboration, document libraries and business information management. Relevant career paths include SharePoint Administrator, Microsoft 365 Administrator, SharePoint Support Engineer, Collaboration Specialist, Document Management Specialist and Microsoft 365 Consultant.

Knowledge of SharePoint sites, permissions, metadata, Power Automate and Microsoft Teams integration can strengthen a candidate’s technical profile. Employers may also expect experience with Microsoft Entra ID, PowerShell, Microsoft Purview, Power Platform and Microsoft 365 governance. SharePoint development roles may require additional knowledge of SharePoint Framework (SPFx), TypeScript, React and Microsoft Graph. Combining SharePoint knowledge with these technologies can support broader administration, consulting and development responsibilities. Career progression depends on practical experience, technical competence and employer requirements rather than training completion alone.

SharePoint training is suitable for learners interested in Microsoft 365 collaboration, document management and enterprise information systems.

• SharePoint Administrators: Develop skills in site management, permissions and governance.
• Microsoft 365 Administrators: Strengthen knowledge of SharePoint Online administration.
• IT Support Engineers: Learn to troubleshoot SharePoint access and collaboration issues.
• Business Analysts: Understand how SharePoint supports information tracking and business workflows.
• Document Management Professionals: Explore libraries, metadata and version control.
• Microsoft Teams Administrators: Understand how SharePoint supports Teams file storage.
• Power Platform Professionals: Learn to connect SharePoint lists with Power Automate.
• Project Coordinators: Develop knowledge of team sites and collaborative document management.
• SharePoint Developers: Build foundational platform knowledge before studying SPFx and custom solutions.
• IT Graduates and Professionals: Explore Microsoft cloud collaboration technologies.

Basic computer knowledge and familiarity with Microsoft 365 applications are recommended before enrolling in SharePoint training. Learners should understand common document management operations, including creating files, organising folders and sharing information. Experience with Microsoft Teams, OneDrive or Microsoft 365 administration can make certain topics easier to follow.

Administrative learners may benefit from understanding user accounts, groups and access permissions. Programming knowledge is not generally required for introductory SharePoint administration. However, development-focused topics such as SPFx require additional web development skills. Access to a suitable Microsoft 365 environment with SharePoint permissions may be required for practical exercises. Confirm CourseJet’s Specific Prerequisites, Microsoft 365 Licence Requirements and Training Environment Access.

CourseJet typically conducts SharePoint training in small batches of 2–3 learners. This approach supports direct interaction with the instructor during discussions about SharePoint sites, document libraries, permissions and Microsoft 365 integration. Smaller groups provide opportunities to clarify technical questions and explore common administrative challenges.

The live online format also supports explanations of Power Automate workflows, information governance and SharePoint troubleshooting. One-to-one SharePoint training may be available for learners seeking personalised instruction or flexible scheduling. Individual training availability, batch timings and trainer arrangements should be confirmed with CourseJet before enrolment.