Join the new GitHub Copilot Global Bootcamp from June 17 to July 10, featuring virtual and in-person workshops worldwide! Learn to master AI-powered coding tools, explore new GitHub Copilot features, and boost your developer productivity with hands-on sessions and community networking. Bullet points:
GitHub Copilot Global Bootcamp Returns with Virtual and In-Person Workshops
Get ready, developers! The GitHub Copilot Global Bootcamp is back from June 17 to July 10, 2025. This time, it’s bigger and better, offering both virtual and in-person workshops worldwide.
What’s New in This Edition?
The first bootcamp in February attracted over 60,000 developers globally. Now, the second edition expands with local meetups alongside online sessions. You can join from your city or your couch!
Microsoft recently announced some exciting updates at Build 2025, making this bootcamp even more relevant:
- The GitHub Copilot Chat extension is going open source, boosting transparency and collaboration.
- Visual Studio Code is evolving into an open source AI editor with deep AI integration.
- New APIs and tools simplify building with AI and large language models (LLMs).
“This bootcamp is your opportunity to explore new tools and be part of the global AI software development conversation.”
Who Should Join?
Whether you’re a beginner, a university student, or a seasoned pro, this bootcamp is designed for you. It focuses on practical GitHub Copilot use cases and how to boost productivity with AI.
Virtual Workshops
The online sessions cover multiple languages and time zones. For example:
- Brazilian Portuguese sessions on June 24 and 25
- English workshops on July 8 and 10 (Pacific Time)
- Spanish sessions on July 8 and 10
In-Person Workshops
Local developer communities are hosting hands-on events across the globe. Cities include Melbourne, Brasília, Buenos Aires, Spokane, Casablanca, and many more. These sessions feature live demos and networking opportunities.
Boost Your Credentials with Microsoft Applied Skills
Alongside the bootcamp, Microsoft offers the Applied Skills program. It’s a free, hands-on credentialing system that validates real-world technical skills.
The latest addition? The GitHub Copilot Applied Skill, proving your ability to leverage AI for faster, higher-quality coding.
“No multiple-choice questions, just real work — demonstrating your skills through interactive, task-based assessments.”
Why This Matters
AI is reshaping software development. GitHub Copilot and Visual Studio Code’s AI features are at the forefront. Joining this bootcamp means staying ahead in the fast-evolving tech landscape.
Plus, whether you join virtually or in person, you’ll connect with a global community passionate about AI-driven coding.
Don’t miss out! Check the official GitHub Copilot Global Bootcamp page to register for your preferred sessions and locations.
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