Hyderabad, India
mailto:[email protected]
Call us: +91-7207950202
Build practical skills in Microsoft Power Apps and Power Automate through structured training covering business applications, workflow automation, Dataverse, integrations and real-world use cases.
Microsoft Power Apps and Power Automate are key components of the Microsoft Power Platform, helping organizations build business applications, automate workflows and connect processes across different systems.
Eduzek's Microsoft Power Apps & Power Automate training is designed to help learners understand these technologies through structured, practical learning. The course covers Power Apps application development, Power Automate cloud flows, Dataverse, SharePoint, external APIs, Microsoft services and business automation scenarios.
The training is suitable for professionals, non-IT users, students and aspiring learners who want to develop practical Power Platform skills. Learners work through concepts ranging from Power Apps fundamentals and application design to advanced topics such as delegation, custom connectors, workflow logic, integrations, administration and performance optimization.
With 40 hours of training, online learning options and a course completion certificate, the program provides a structured way to build Power Apps and Power Automate skills for professional use.
Professionals who want to add Microsoft Power Apps and Power Automate skills to their existing technical, business or operational experience.
IT professionals looking to develop practical Microsoft Power Platform skills for application development, workflow automation and integrations.
Developers who want to work with Power Apps, Power Automate, Dataverse, APIs and Microsoft service integrations.
Business analysts who want to understand how applications and automated workflows can be designed around business processes.
Students who want to build practical skills in Microsoft Power Platform alongside their academic education.
Non-IT professionals interested in using Power Apps and Power Automate to build applications and automate repetitive business tasks.
Learners who want to start developing practical knowledge of Power Apps and Power Automate with structured guidance.
| Group Batch | Join a scheduled online cohort with a fixed curriculum and course schedule while learning alongside other participants. |
|---|---|
| 1:1 Training | Get private training sessions with learning scope and pace tailored to your goals and timeline. Offline delivery is available based on request. |
| Corporate Training | Get training tailored to your team's tools and workflows with flexible scheduling and certification available. |
| Online Learning | Public batches are conducted online, providing access to the Power Apps and Power Automate course from anywhere in India. |
| Course Duration | 40 Hours |
| Course Level | Intermediate |
| Training Mode | Online for public batches |
| Training Formats | Group Batch, 1:1 Training and Corporate Batch |
| Certification | Course completion certificate included |
| Practical Focus | Business scenarios, application development and workflow automation |
Learn from trainers described by Eduzek as industry experts and certified professionals.
Explore application development and automation through practical business scenarios rather than only theoretical concepts.
The curriculum covers Power Apps, Power Automate, Dataverse, Power Pages, integrations and administration.
Choose from group batches, 1:1 training and corporate training depending on your learning or organizational requirements.
Receive a course completion certificate after completing the training.
Learning Microsoft Power Apps and Power Automate can be a valuable way to build skills in application development, workflow automation and business process improvement.
Organizations use Microsoft Power Platform to build business applications, automate repetitive processes, connect data and create solutions that help teams work more efficiently. Power Apps can be used to build applications for business processes, while Power Automate can automate workflows across applications and services. Microsoft Dataverse provides a common data layer for many Power Platform solutions, while connectors and APIs help applications and workflows communicate with other systems.
For professionals, this means Power Platform skills can complement an existing background in software development, IT, business analysis, operations, consulting, Microsoft 365, SharePoint, CRM, ERP or business process management.
The career value of Power Platform is not limited to learning how to create a simple application or workflow. As your skills develop, you can move towards solution development, application support, automation, integrations, business analysis, consulting, administration and more advanced Power Platform development.
Microsoft's own Power Platform learning and certification ecosystem covers roles and skills including App Maker, Business User, Functional Consultant, Administrator and Developer. The broader platform includes Power Apps, Power Automate, Power BI, Power Pages, Dataverse and Copilot Studio, allowing professionals to develop skills across application development, automation, analytics, websites, data and AI-powered solutions.
How Power Apps Skills Can Help Your Career Power Apps skills can be useful for professionals who want to move into low-code application development or add application-building capabilities to their existing technical or business role.
With Power Apps, professionals can learn to create Canvas Apps and Model-Driven Apps, work with forms and data, connect applications to SharePoint and Dataverse, build business logic and integrate applications with other Microsoft services.
These skills can be relevant to organizations looking to digitize manual processes such as employee requests, approvals, inspections, inventory management, customer management, service operations, internal reporting and other business workflows.
For developers, Power Apps can become another development capability alongside technologies such as .NET, JavaScript, APIs, databases and cloud services.
For business analysts and functional professionals, understanding Power Apps can help bridge the gap between business requirements and working business applications.
For IT and Microsoft 365 professionals, Power Apps can complement knowledge of SharePoint, Teams, Excel, Outlook, Dataverse and other Microsoft technologies.
How Power Automate Skills Can Help Your Career Power Automate focuses on workflow and process automation. Learning it can help professionals understand how repetitive business activities can be converted into automated processes.
Professionals can learn to create automated, instant and scheduled workflows, work with triggers and actions, configure approvals, use conditions and expressions, connect different applications and manage automated processes.
Power Automate can be used with Microsoft 365 applications and services such as SharePoint, Outlook, Teams and Forms, as well as Dataverse, APIs and other external systems.
This creates opportunities for professionals interested in workflow automation, business process improvement, robotic process automation, application support and digital transformation.
Power Automate skills can also complement Power Apps knowledge. Instead of only building an application, a professional can understand how the application can trigger an automated workflow, update business data, send notifications, initiate approvals or connect with another system.
This combination can be particularly useful when organizations need people who understand both business requirements and the technology required to automate them.
Why Learn Power Apps and Power Automate Together? Power Apps and Power Automate are often more useful when understood as connected technologies rather than completely separate skills.
Power Apps can provide the application or user interface. Dataverse, SharePoint or another connected data source can store business information. Power Automate can then automate processes around that data.
For example, a business may use a Power App to capture a customer request, store the information in Dataverse, automatically notify the relevant team through Power Automate, initiate an approval process and update the status once the process is completed.
Learning both technologies gives professionals a broader understanding of how low-code applications and workflow automation can work together.
This can help learners move beyond individual tool knowledge towards understanding complete business solutions.
For someone building a career in Microsoft technologies, Power Apps and Power Automate can also provide a foundation for exploring additional areas of the Microsoft Power Platform ecosystem, including Dataverse, Power BI, Power Pages and Copilot Studio.
What Career Opportunities Can Power Platform Skills Open Up? Depending on your previous experience, technical background and level of Power Platform knowledge, these skills can be relevant to a range of roles.
Power Platform Developer Build, customize, test and maintain business applications and automation solutions using Power Apps, Power Automate, Dataverse and related technologies.
Power Apps Developer Focus on developing Canvas Apps, Model-Driven Apps, forms, business logic, integrations and user-facing business applications.
Power Automate Developer Design and maintain automated workflows, approvals, integrations, notifications and business process automations.
Power Platform Consultant Work with organizations to understand business requirements and design Power Platform solutions around their operational needs.
Power Platform Functional Consultant Translate business requirements into functional solutions and work with Power Apps, Power Automate, Dataverse and other Power Platform capabilities.
Business Analyst Use Power Platform knowledge to understand business processes, identify opportunities for automation and work with technical teams to design solutions.
Power Platform Administrator Work with environments, security, permissions, governance, monitoring and administration of Power Platform solutions.
Low-Code Application Developer Build business applications using low-code development platforms while combining application design, data and automation skills.
Automation Developer Work on workflow automation, repetitive task automation and process improvement using Power Automate and related technologies.
Microsoft 365 / SharePoint Specialist Combine Microsoft 365, SharePoint and Power Platform knowledge to build internal applications and automate business processes.
Digital Transformation Consultant Help organizations identify manual processes, application requirements and automation opportunities and translate them into technology solutions.
Solution Developer Build broader business solutions by combining Power Apps, Power Automate, Dataverse, APIs, Microsoft services and other technologies.
As experience increases, professionals may also progress towards senior developer, technical consultant, solution architect or Power Platform architecture-oriented roles, depending on their broader technical skills and project experience.
Who Can Benefit From Learning Power Apps & Power Automate? The skills can be relevant to people at different stages of their careers.
Working Professionals Professionals can add Power Platform skills to their existing experience and use them to move towards application development, automation, business analysis, consulting or digital transformation roles.
Software Developers Developers can add low-code application development and workflow automation to their existing programming, API, database and cloud skills.
IT Professionals IT professionals can use Power Apps and Power Automate to expand their capabilities in application support, Microsoft 365, SharePoint, automation and business process solutions.
Business Analysts Business analysts can use Power Platform knowledge to better understand how business requirements can be translated into applications and automated workflows.
Microsoft 365 Professionals Professionals working with Microsoft 365, SharePoint, Teams, Excel or Outlook can build complementary Power Platform skills.
Operations Professionals Operations teams can use automation and application development knowledge to identify manual processes and build technology-enabled solutions.
Fresh Graduates & Students Students and graduates can begin developing practical knowledge of business applications, workflow automation and Microsoft's low-code ecosystem.
Non-IT Professionals Power Apps is a low-code platform, making it possible for people from non-traditional development backgrounds to explore application-building concepts. However, advanced roles may require additional technical knowledge and project experience.
Power Apps & Power Platform Salary in India Salary for Power Apps and Power Platform professionals varies considerably depending on experience, technical skills, job title, location, employer, certifications and the complexity of projects handled.
As an indicative market reference, salary data published by AmbitionBox in 2025 reported Power Apps Developer salaries in India in the range of approximately ₹3.5 lakh to ₹13 lakh per year, based on more than 1,900 reported salaries.
Individual roles can fall outside this range. For example, current job listings can show substantially different compensation depending on experience and responsibilities. A current Power Apps Developer listing on Indeed for a 5+ year role lists compensation of ₹1 lakh to ₹1.3 lakh per month.
These figures should be treated as market references rather than guaranteed salaries. Your compensation can depend on your existing experience, technical depth, portfolio, interview performance, employer, location and the scope of the role.
Power Platform Career Opportunities Abroad Power Platform skills are also used in international technology and digital transformation projects.
Job opportunities can be found in markets such as the United States, United Kingdom and other regions where organizations use Microsoft technologies for application development, workflow automation, business process improvement and digital transformation.
International job titles may include Power Platform Developer, Power Apps Developer, Power Platform Consultant, Power Platform Engineer, Functional Consultant, Automation Developer, Microsoft 365 Developer and Solution Architect.
Current international job listings demonstrate that compensation varies substantially by country, experience level and role. For example, current US listings for Power Platform Developer positions include advertised ranges around US$100,000–US$150,000 and US$115,000–US$145,000 per year. Current UK listings include Power Platform Developer roles around £50,000–£65,000 per year.
International salaries should not be directly compared with Indian salaries because taxation, cost of living, employment benefits, location and eligibility requirements differ between countries.
What Skills Can Increase Your Power Platform Career Options? Power Apps and Power Automate are valuable skills, but professionals can expand their career options by developing complementary technical and business capabilities.
Useful areas to explore include:
Microsoft Dataverse and data modelling
Power BI and business intelligence
SharePoint and Microsoft 365
REST APIs and integrations
SQL and database concepts
JavaScript, HTML and CSS
Power Fx
JSON and API data structures
Azure services
Power Automate Desktop and RPA
Application lifecycle management
Power Platform administration and governance
Security and access management
Business analysis and requirements gathering
Solution architecture
Copilot Studio and AI-powered automation
The combination of Power Platform with programming, data, cloud, business analysis or Microsoft 365 skills can help professionals work on broader business solutions rather than limiting themselves to a single tool.
For advanced developer-oriented roles, Microsoft also identifies technologies such as JavaScript, JSON, TypeScript, C#, HTML, RESTful Web APIs, Visual Studio, Visual Studio Code and Microsoft Azure as relevant knowledge areas.
Is Power Apps & Power Automate a Good Skill for Working Professionals? For working professionals, learning Power Apps and Power Automate can be useful when the goal is to add practical application development and automation capabilities to an existing career.
Instead of starting completely from scratch, professionals can connect Power Platform skills with what they already know.
A business analyst can combine process knowledge with Power Apps and Power Automate.
A SharePoint or Microsoft 365 professional can add application development and workflow automation.
A software developer can add low-code development, Power Platform integrations and business application skills.
An operations professional can learn how repetitive processes can be converted into automated workflows.
An IT professional can expand into application support, automation, administration and digital transformation.
A fresher or student can begin with the fundamentals and progressively build application development and automation skills.
The most important factor is not simply completing a course. Employers generally look for the ability to understand requirements, build or support solutions, troubleshoot problems and demonstrate practical knowledge. Building projects and gaining hands-on experience can therefore be an important next step after training.
Turn Power Platform Training Into Practical Career Skills Choosing a Power Apps and Power Automate course should be about more than learning individual features.
The goal should be to understand how applications, data, automation and business processes work together.
Eduzek's Microsoft Power Apps & Power Automate training brings together Power Apps, Power Automate, Dataverse, SharePoint integration, APIs, Microsoft services, workflow automation, administration and practical business scenarios in one structured program.
The course can be relevant for working professionals, IT professionals, developers, business analysts, students and learners looking to build Microsoft Power Platform skills.
Whether your objective is to strengthen your existing role, move towards application development and automation, prepare for Power Platform-related opportunities or build a foundation for further Microsoft certifications and learning, developing practical Power Platform knowledge can be a useful step in your professional development.
Explore the curriculum, understand the training format and speak with the Eduzek team to determine whether the course matches your current experience and career goals.
“I would like to thank Ganesh for his excellent training in PowerApps and Power Automate. Shout out to his patience and knowledge. Ganesh is extremely dedicated, knowledgeable, and professional. He delivered more than what he promised in the demo session and cleared all my doubts. Worth the money!”
“Eduzek is a great platform to learn Power BI, PowerApps, and Power Automate for working professionals. The course tutorial and duration are designed in a perfect way. The teaching staff is very supportive and flexible in terms of class timing.”
“Eduzek helped me in learning Power Automate. I just completed my training and you can reach Ganesh anytime in case of queries and get them resolved, which I liked the best.”
“Excellent training from Ganesh on PowerApps, Power Automate, and SharePoint. I highly recommend Eduzek institute to get trained on these topics.”
“Good training and clearing the doubts with live project examples...”
Microsoft Power Apps is a low-code application development platform used to build business applications and connect them with business data and processes.
Microsoft Power Automate is a workflow automation platform used to create automated, instant and scheduled workflows across connected applications and services.
The Eduzek course covers Power Apps, Power Automate, Dataverse, Power Pages, SharePoint integration, APIs, Microsoft service integrations, workflow automation, administration, performance optimization and practical business scenarios.
The course duration listed by Eduzek is 40 hours.
Yes. Eduzek states that public group batches are conducted online. 1:1 and corporate training can also be delivered offline based on request.
Yes. Eduzek states that the course is beginner friendly and that learners without a coding background can join.
Yes. The course is designed for professionals as well as other learners who want to develop practical Power Apps and Power Automate skills.
The curriculum includes a Power Apps real-world application project covering areas such as SharePoint data, forms, conditional formatting, search, filtering, delegation and user interactions.
Yes. The Power Automate curriculum covers automated, instant and scheduled flows, dynamic content, expressions, conditions, loops, approvals, integrations, APIs, Azure services and advanced workflow topics.
Yes. Eduzek states that a course completion certificate is included with the training.
Eduzek offers Group Batch, 1:1 Training and Corporate Batch formats. Public batches are conducted online, while 1:1 and corporate training can be delivered offline based on request.
Eduzek states that the course is beginner friendly and can be joined by non-IT users without a coding background.
The course covers integrations with SharePoint Online, Microsoft Dataverse, Excel, Microsoft Teams, custom connectors, REST APIs, and external services.
Canvas Apps focus on customized user interfaces, custom layouts, and flexible user experiences, while Model-Driven Apps focus on data structure, component-focused design, and Dataverse entity modeling. The course covers both types and when to use each.
There are no strict coding prerequisites. Basic familiarity with Microsoft 365, Excel formulas, or general business processes is helpful, but the course starts from foundational concepts and builds up to advanced topics.
Yes. The curriculum includes multi-stage approval processes, cloud flows, automated triggers, scheduled workflows, and handling dynamic content with conditions and loops.
Learners receive assistance with doubt resolution, session recordings/materials, project guidance, and mentorship from certified industry experts.
The course covers Power Platform solutions, environment management across Development, Testing, and Production stages, and deployment best practices.
Yes. The training includes live instructor-led demonstrations, real-world business scenarios, hands-on lab exercises, and practical project implementation.
Yes. The introductory modules explain Power Platform environment administration, solutions organization, licensing options, plans, and cost optimization strategies.
Talk to our team about batch timings, course details, and how this training fits your background.