Certified Data Analyst

Absolutely. The training ensures that by the end of the program, you can design and publish fully interactive Power BI dashboards from scratch. You’ll work on real-world datasets, build reports using DAX formulas and visuals, and learn how to connect Power BI to multiple data sources. In addition, you’ll also practice publishing reports to Power BI Service, applying workspace permissions, and sharing insights with others securely. By the final project, you’ll be able to produce a professional business report that aligns with real corporate BI standards.

No, you don’t need any technical background to join this program. The course is carefully designed for business professionals, data enthusiasts, and non-developers who want to learn how to use AI and analytics tools effectively. Power BI operates mainly through drag-and-drop interfaces, and DAX is introduced gradually through examples. Similarly, Microsoft Copilot works through conversational commands — so you can type natural language queries like “summarize regional sales performance” or “create a trend chart,” and Copilot will handle the technical part for you.

Yes. You’ll gain hands-on experience connecting Power BI to different data sources including Excel files, CSVs, databases, APIs, and SharePoint lists. The training covers both cloud and on-premises connections. You’ll also learn how to clean, merge, and shape data using Power Query — so that your dashboards display accurate and consistent results. Understanding these connections is a crucial part of real-world reporting, especially when organizations use multiple data systems.

Microsoft Copilot is introduced as your AI assistant for analytics and automation. You’ll see how Copilot can help generate insights in natural language, build visualizations automatically, and suggest performance summaries inside Power BI dashboards. During the sessions, you’ll also learn how to use Copilot prompts to explore datasets conversationally, automate repetitive reporting tasks, and even create draft reports without writing a single formula. This integration helps you move from manual data analysis to intelligent, AI-assisted business insights.

Yes — each major module includes guided projects, assignments, and case-based exercises. You’ll work on realistic datasets like sales trends, financial performance, and customer segmentation. These projects allow you to apply Power BI and Copilot together to create automated dashboards and AI-generated summaries. Trainers review every project, provide feedback, and help you refine your work to ensure you understand not just how to build dashboards, but also why they’re structured that way for decision-making.

Definitely. DAX (Data Analysis Expressions) and data modelling are central to Power BI mastery. You’ll learn how to create relationships between tables, define calculated measures, and use time intelligence functions to compare data across periods. The program teaches these topics with business use cases, so you understand how DAX contributes to building meaningful reports — such as monthly performance, profit margins, or trend comparisons — instead of just memorizing syntax.

You’ll actively build and experiment with Copilot inside Microsoft 365 and Power BI environments. The sessions include practical use cases where you use Copilot to generate summaries, automate task flows, and design AI-driven visuals. You’ll also learn how to refine AI outputs, correct Copilot-generated insights, and integrate them with manual BI work. The Copilot section is entirely hands-on, ensuring you not only understand what the AI can do but also how to use it effectively in your own organization.

Yes. One of the highlights of this program is learning how to combine AI-driven insights from Copilot with traditional Power BI reports. You’ll explore how Copilot can interpret trends and suggest visuals, while Power BI ensures data accuracy and governance. By the end of the program, you’ll be able to produce blended reports that include human-driven analysis and AI-assisted insights, giving your reports more depth and value for business stakeholders.

After completing this program, you’ll be confident in managing both BI and AI-based reporting projects. Typical roles include Data Analyst, BI Specialist, Automation Analyst, AI-Powered Reporting Consultant, or Business Intelligence Developer. You’ll be capable of transforming raw data into interactive dashboards, automating repetitive reporting processes, and using Copilot to provide on-demand insights — skills that are highly valued in digital transformation and analytics-driven organizations.