Overview

Master the foundational skills required to use Microsoft Access 2019 effectively with this comprehensive beginner training. Whether you’re entirely new to databases or looking to enhance your technical skills, this course simplifies the complexities of Access into manageable, engaging lessons. You’ll learn how to create and manage databases, design tables, and utilize queries for data analysis. By the end of this course, you’ll confidently navigate Access 2019 and apply its features to organize, store, and retrieve information efficiently. Through practical exercises, video tutorials, and quizzes, this course ensures you gain a hands-on understanding of database creation, form design, and report generation. This training is perfect for anyone seeking to streamline data management and kickstart their journey into database administration or improve workplace productivity.

Learning Outcomes

• Understand the fundamentals of Microsoft Access 2019 and its interface.
• Create and manage databases with tables, forms, and relationships.
• Develop queries to retrieve and analyze data efficiently.
• Design and customize forms for user-friendly data entry.
• Generate and format reports to present data professionally.

Course Description

This beginner-level course introduces you to Microsoft Access 2019, focusing on its powerful database management tools. You will explore how to design tables, establish relationships, and manage data efficiently. The course is designed with interactive exercises and step-by-step guidance, ensuring an engaging and practical learning experience. With lessons on queries, forms, and reports, you’ll gain a solid foundation for using Access effectively in personal or professional settings.

Who is This Course For?

This course is ideal for beginners, office professionals, students, and anyone looking to improve their data management skills. No prior experience with Access is required—just a willingness to learn and explore database fundamentals.

Career Path

Completing this course can lead to roles such as Database Administrator, Office Manager, Data Analyst, or Administrative Assistant, offering opportunities to manage data systems efficiently.