10 Nanfor online courses to improve your skills and professional profile

10 Nanfor online courses to improve your skills and professional profile

Madrid, November 2026

Author: Javier Lozano · CEO of Nanfor - Last updated: November 9, 2026

The evolution of artificial intelligence, automation, data, cybersecurity, and digital services is transforming the skills that technology professionals and business users need.

Choosing the right training is not about accumulating courses, but about identifying which skills can enhance your professional profile and which are relevant to the work you want to do.

Nanfor has been providing technology training for professionals and businesses since 1988, with its own programs and specialized training in areas such as Microsoft, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, ITIL®, Linux, Azure, Power BI, Dynamics 365, and other technologies.

This selection brings together 10 Nanfor online courses aimed at different professional profiles, from users who want to start using artificial intelligence to specialists in development, automation, data, cybersecurity, information governance, and IT service management.

 

Which course should you choose based on your professional goal?

Before deciding, think about the roles you want to develop or the skills you need to strengthen.

  • Applying artificial intelligence in the public sector: Artificial Intelligence for Public Administrations.
  • Incorporating Microsoft Copilot into your daily work: Copilot Chat and Prompt Design.
  • Developing software with AI: Programming with Vibe Coding, AI Agents, and LLMs.
  • Creating automations and intelligent agents: AI Agents with n8n, RAG, and MCP.
  • Specializing in data engineering: DP-700 with Microsoft Fabric.
  • Developing skills in data governance and protection: Microsoft Purview.
  • Working in network and firewall administration: FortiGate Administrator.
  • Moving into offensive cybersecurity: Kali Linux, pentesting, and Ethical Hacking.
  • Managing digital services: ITIL® 5 Foundation.
  • Applying generative AI to business productivity: Business Productivity with Claude AI 101.

The key is to align the training with your starting point and the responsibilities you want to take on professionally.

 

1. Artificial Intelligence for Public Administrations

For professionals who want to apply AI in the public sector

Artificial intelligence is also transforming how public administrations work with information, documents, services, and processes.

Nanfor's Artificial Intelligence for Public Administrations course is designed for professionals who want to understand and apply these technologies while taking into account the particularities of the public sector.

The training covers areas related to generative artificial intelligence, productivity, document management, Microsoft Copilot, ChatGPT, Google Gemini, prompt engineering, and responsible AI adoption.

It also addresses issues that are particularly relevant in this context, such as data protection, security, regulatory compliance, and the European Artificial Intelligence Act.

This course is currently part of Nanfor's artificial intelligence training offering.

It may interest you if: you work in a public administration or a public sector-related organization and need to understand how to incorporate AI into different professional processes.

 

2. Copilot Chat and Prompt Design Course, Basic Level

To start using generative AI in Microsoft 365

Knowing how to correctly formulate an instruction has become an important skill for working with artificial intelligence assistants.

The Copilot Chat and Prompt Design Course, Basic Level introduces the fundamentals needed to design effective prompts and use Copilot Chat in professional scenarios.

The training covers prompt structure, common patterns, mistakes to avoid, and applications in tools such as Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, and Teams.

It also incorporates best practices related to security, privacy, and the responsible use of artificial intelligence.

It may interest you if: you regularly use Microsoft 365 and want to start incorporating generative artificial intelligence into tasks such as writing, summarizing, analyzing, and generating content.

 

3. Programming with Vibe Coding, AI Agents, and LLMs

For developers who want to incorporate AI into their workflow

Generative artificial intelligence is changing the way software is developed.

The Programming with Vibe Coding, AI Agents, and LLMs course is aimed at professionals who want to use language models and artificial intelligence agents as an active part of the development process.

The training covers tools and technologies such as GitHub Copilot, Claude Code, Windsurf, Ollama, and LM Studio, as well as concepts such as Vibe Coding, Prompt Engineering, Agentic Coding, MCP, and AI-First product development.

The goal is not only to generate code with AI, but to learn how to integrate these technologies into a modern development workflow.

It may interest you if: you are a developer, IT professional, or want to update your programming knowledge by incorporating AI tools and agents.

 

4. AI Agents with n8n: RAG, MCP, and Intelligent Automation

To learn advanced automation with artificial intelligence

Using an AI assistant and building an agent connected to business applications and data are different skills.

The AI Agents with n8n Course: RAG, MCP, and Intelligent Automation course delves into building agents capable of interacting with applications, documents, knowledge bases, and language models.

The training covers concepts such as:

  • n8n;
  • AI agents;
  • language models;
  • RAG, Retrieval-Augmented Generation;
  • MCP, Model Context Protocol;
  • workflows;
  • intelligent automation;
  • application and information source integration.

These skills can be applied to areas such as customer service, Human Resources, marketing, sales, technical support, or document management.

It may interest you if: you already have automation knowledge and want to move toward creating intelligent agents and workflows connected to business information.

 

5. DP-700: Data Engineering with Microsoft Fabric

For professionals who want to specialize in data engineering

Data is another of the major technology specialization areas.

The DP-700 Data Engineering with Microsoft Fabric course is aimed at professionals who need to develop skills related to data ingestion, transformation, protection, administration, and monitoring.

The curriculum allows you to work with technologies and components related to Microsoft Fabric, Lakehouse, Apache Spark, Delta Lake, Data Factory, pipelines, and data engineering processes.

This training has a clearly technical focus and should be distinguished from courses aimed at the general use of artificial intelligence.

It may interest you if: you work with data, SQL, PySpark, KQL, or Microsoft technologies and want to develop your profile toward data engineering and Microsoft Fabric.

 

6. Microsoft Purview: Data Governance, Protection, and Compliance

For security, compliance, cloud, and data governance profiles

As organizations handle more information sources, the need to protect, classify, and govern that data also increases.

The Microsoft Purview: Data Governance, Protection, and Compliance in Microsoft 365 and Azure course covers Microsoft Purview capabilities related to data governance, classification, information protection, data loss prevention, and regulatory compliance.

The profiles this training is aimed at include CISOs, CIOs, security and compliance managers, Data Governance Managers, cloud architects, and Microsoft consultants.

It may interest you if: you want to develop skills related to information protection, compliance, data security, and Microsoft 365 and Azure environment governance.

 

7. FortiGate Administrator

For network, systems, and cybersecurity professionals

Firewall administration and network protection remain fundamental skills within infrastructure and cybersecurity profiles.

The FortiGate Administrator course provides the knowledge to configure and manage Fortinet FortiGate devices in business environments.

The training covers aspects such as:

  • FortiGate and FortiOS;
  • interfaces;
  • security policies;
  • NAT;
  • routing;
  • users;
  • VLAN;
  • logs;
  • monitoring;
  • diagnostics.

It also includes labs with virtualized topologies aimed at working with network scenarios.

It may interest you if: you work or want to work in systems administration, infrastructure, networks, or cybersecurity and need to develop skills in Fortinet firewalls.

 

8. Kali Linux: Auditing, Pentesting, Offensive Security, and Ethical Hacking

To move toward offensive cybersecurity profiles

Cybersecurity covers different specializations. Managing a firewall is not the same as analyzing vulnerabilities or working with offensive security techniques.

Nanfor currently includes the following training in its own catalog: Kali Linux: Auditing, Pentesting, Offensive Security, and Ethical Hacking.

This type of learning allows you to direct your professional development toward areas related to security auditing, pentesting, and technical systems analysis.

It may interest you if: you already have technology knowledge and want to specialize in offensive security, auditing, or pentesting.

 

9. ITIL® 5 Foundation

For professionals who want to specialize in digital service management

Not all technology careers focus exclusively on programming, artificial intelligence, or cybersecurity.

The ITIL® 5 Foundation, IT Service Management Fundamentals and Value Co-Creation course allows you to develop knowledge of digital service management and value creation.

The program covers concepts related to IT service management, automation, artificial intelligence, agile methodologies, and service improvement in digital environments. The official training is sold with the corresponding PeopleCert exam voucher.

It may interest you if: you work in technology, support, operations, service management, digital products, or transformation and want to strengthen your IT Service Management knowledge.

 

10. Business Productivity with Claude AI 101

To incorporate generative AI into professional tasks

Generative artificial intelligence also offers opportunities for professionals who do not need to develop models, manage infrastructure, or program agents.

The Business Productivity with Claude AI 101 and Anthropic course is currently part of Nanfor's artificial intelligence catalog.

Its focus on productivity allows you to work with generative AI from a perspective applied to the professional environment.

This type of training complements Microsoft Copilot-focused paths and allows you to learn about another of the main current generative artificial intelligence ecosystems.

It may interest you if: you want to incorporate AI assistants into professional activities such as content generation and analysis, documentation, and business productivity.

 

How to choose between these 10 courses?

There is no single training suitable for all profiles.

A practical way to decide is to start with the professional role you want to develop:

If you want to develop skills in... Training you can explore
AI applied to Public Administrations Artificial Intelligence for Public Administrations
AI for Microsoft 365 users Copilot Chat and Prompt Design
Software development with AI Vibe Coding, AI Agents, and LLMs
Automation and intelligent agents AI Agents with n8n, RAG, and MCP
Data engineering DP-700 Microsoft Fabric
Data governance and protection Microsoft Purview
Networks and firewalls FortiGate Administrator
Pentesting and offensive security Kali Linux
IT service management ITIL® 5 Foundation
Productivity with generative AI Claude AI 101

The important thing is not to take as many courses as possible, but to select those that allow you to develop skills related to the professional profile you want to build.

 

How to add the training to your resume and professional profile

Completing training is only one part of the process. It is also important to know how to communicate what you have learned.

On your resume, you can include the training that is directly related to the position or specialty you are targeting.

For each course, indicate:

  • training name;
  • training provider;
  • main skills developed;
  • certification or credential obtained, if applicable;
  • relevant projects or practices you can explain professionally.

You can also include certain training and credentials on your LinkedIn profile.

Always prioritize those related to the roles and technologies that appear in the professional opportunities that interest you.

And remember: a completion certificate and a demonstrable professional skill do not mean exactly the same thing. Training accredits a learning process, but you must be able to explain what you have learned and how you can use it.

 

Continuous training to keep your skills up to date

Digital skills are evolving rapidly. Artificial intelligence, Microsoft Copilot, agents, automation, Microsoft Fabric, cloud, and cybersecurity are areas in constant transformation.

For this reason, a specific training course can address a particular need, while companies and professionals who need to update several skills may consider a broader learning pathway.

Nanfor offers a catalogue that combines its own training with official, specialised programmes in different technologies.

For companies that need to establish an ongoing training strategy, Nanfor also offers LaaS, an annual continuous training licence, designed to develop and update team skills.

Find the training that suits your next professional step

Updating your skills can help you adapt to new technologies, specialise in a particular area, or develop the skills needed for the professional roles you want to pursue.

At Nanfor, you can find training in artificial intelligence, Microsoft, data, programming, automation, cybersecurity, cloud computing, and IT service management, with different pathways tailored to your experience and goals.

Explore Nanfor's training formats to discover the learning options and choose the one that best suits your needs.

Explore Nanfor's course catalogue →

 

Frequently asked questions

Which online course should I choose to improve my professional profile?

It depends on your previous experience, your goals, and the skills you want to develop. You can focus your training on artificial intelligence, automation, development, data, cybersecurity, infrastructure, data governance, or IT service management. Before choosing, identify the skills you need to strengthen and relate them to the work you want to do.

What artificial intelligence training does Nanfor offer?

Nanfor offers training in generative AI, Microsoft Copilot, Claude, AI agents, automation, prompt engineering, AI-assisted development, and other business applications of artificial intelligence.

What can I study if I want to specialise in cybersecurity?

Nanfor offers training in different areas of cybersecurity, including administration and security with FortiGate, Palo Alto, Kali Linux, pentesting, and offensive security, as well as other technologies related to system protection and management.

Is it better to take general training or a specialised course?

It depends on your starting point. Introductory training can help you build a foundation in a technology, while specialised training makes more sense when you already know the professional area you want to explore in greater depth.

How can I include these courses on my CV?

Include the training courses directly related to the professional profile you are pursuing. State the name of the course, the organisation that provides it, and the main skills developed. If there is an associated certification or credential, you can list it separately.

Can a company subsidise its employees' training?

Some training programmes can be managed through FUNDAE when the relevant requirements are met. The subsidy depends on the conditions applicable to the company and the specific training, so subsidised training should not be used as a synonym for free training.

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