Microsoft Access & SQL Programming 2-in-1 Course

Master Microsoft Access & SQL Programming in one go. Enhance data handling, querying, and database management skills with zero fluff.

OverviewThis dual-course offering on Microsoft Access & SQL Programming is tailored for those looking to understand database systems from both user interface and query command perspectives. Microsoft Access introduces you to database structure, forms, queries, and reports in a structured environment. You’ll navigate table relationships, automate tasks with macros, and manage data efficiently using Access tools designed for database simplicity.

On the other hand, SQL Programming takes you under the hood—giving you the power to retrieve, filter, update, and manage data through query language. Together, these courses provide a well-rounded introduction to database management, useful for personal use, office tasks, or data-heavy roles. You don’t need previous coding knowledge—just the desire to control data with confidence.

Learning Outcomes

• Understand database concepts using Microsoft Access and SQL syntax.
• Create tables, forms, and queries within Microsoft Access framework.
• Write SQL commands to retrieve and filter data effectively.
• Use Access and SQL to manage and update large datasets.
• Analyse and report data with Access queries and SQL joins.
• Structure relational databases using Access tools and SQL logic.

Who is this Course For

• Office workers who handle large volumes of structured data.
• Students aiming to learn Microsoft Access and SQL Programming.
• Admins needing better tools for data entry and storage.
• Analysts looking to refine their database reporting workflow.
• Job seekers adding database skills to their CV.
• Entrepreneurs managing business data with built-in software.
• Individuals wanting structured knowledge on data management.
• Freelancers looking to enhance productivity with database tools.

Career Path

• Data Analyst – £35,000 average salary in the UK
• Database Administrator – £42,000 average salary in the UK
• IT Support Specialist – £28,000 average salary in the UK
• Office Manager with Database Skills – £33,000 average salary in the UK
• Business Intelligence Assistant – £38,000 average salary in the UK
• Junior SQL Developer – £40,000 average salary in the UK

This SEO-friendly sales copy ensures Microsoft Access and SQL Programming both shine through—balancing interface familiarity with command-level control. Whether you're inputting or interrogating data, this course keeps it all clean, clear, and keyboard-ready.