A dashboard is only useful if the numbers are right and it updates without someone rebuilding it. Our BI training covers the whole chain — sources, transformation, the data model, DAX, the report, and the refresh.
Most short courses stop at “Report”. The last step is what makes a dashboard stay useful.
15 days: Excel, CSV, folder, JSON, XML, web, API and database sources; Power Query and M; data modelling; DAX and filter context; 20+ visuals; Power BI Service, gateway and scheduled refresh.
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For Power BI developers: lakehouse, pipelines and Direct Lake semantic models on Microsoft Fabric.
Register interestFor people already building Power BI reports: star-schema design, performance, calculation groups and the DAX patterns behind reliable enterprise reporting.
For organisations, we can build the course around the reports a department already produces — so the project at the end is one you actually use.
Budget vs actual, cash position and management accounts.
Targets, branch performance and customer trends.
Service levels, inventory, and the monthly management pack.
Indicators, beneficiaries and donor reporting.
It isn’t required, but it helps a lot when your data lives in a database. SQL for Data Analysis takes three weeks and pairs naturally with Power BI.
Power BI Desktop runs only on Windows. Mac users need Windows installed, for example through Parallels or Boot Camp.
Yes. Publishing and sharing on the Power BI Service can need a licence; the course explains what each option requires.
Download the full 15-day Power BI curriculum, or register for the next batch.