Cursus Access in Groningen

4 startdata in Groningen het komende jaar, de eerstvolgende op 1 maart 2027. In een kleine groep, met een trainer uit de praktijk.

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Maximum of 8 participants per group
Includes course materials, lunch and certificate
Not satisfied? Then retake the course free of charge
Also available as an in-company course, at your location in Groningen or at your office

Do you want to get information out of databases without getting stuck in complex structures? In the Access Basics course you work purposefully with tables, queries, forms and reports. You learn to understand databases and get a grip on your data.

Which Access course suits you?

In Groningen draaien 2 cursussen Access, hieronder van de basis naar het meest gevorderde niveau. Weet je niet welke past? Bel ons even op 020 636 91 79, and we will take a look.

Access Basics
In this Access course you work with databases in a targeted way. You learn to design tables, retrieve data using filters and queries, build data entry forms and create clear reports. You also gain insight into the structure and terminology of databases in general.

8,3 out of 34 Two-day course EUR 1050 excl. VAT 2 data, de eerste op 1 maart 2027

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Access Advanced
Have you already worked with Access and would you like to get more out of it? In the Access Advanced course you take a deeper look at building and managing databases. You learn to work with relationships between tables, more complex queries, advanced forms and reports. You also automate recurring tasks with macros and get to know VBA. In addition, you discover how to exchange data with Excel, Word, Outlook and an SQL server. Afterwards you will be able to design powerful databases that really work for you.

8,7 out of 8 Two-day course EUR 1150 excl. VAT 2 data, de eerste op 1 maart 2027

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Where in Groningen

Learnit Groningen

Leonard Springerlaan 35
9727 KB Groningen

Plan your route

By public transport

5 minutes' walk from the 'L. Springerlaan' bus stop.

Parking

You can park at MartiniPlaza Parking, a 5-minute walk from the venue. Please note: parking costs are at your own expense.

All dates in Groningen

2 Access courses, in date order.

Mon 1 & Tue 2 March 2027 Access Basis · 10:00–17:00 · Leonard Springerlaan 35 Enrol
Mon 1 & Tue 2 March 2027 Access Vervolg · 10:00–17:00 · Leonard Springerlaan 35 Enrol
ma 19 & di 20 april 2027 Access Basis · 10:00–17:00 · Leonard Springerlaan 35 Enrol
ma 19 & di 20 april 2027 Access Vervolg · 10:00–17:00 · Leonard Springerlaan 35 Enrol

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Who you'll be learning from in Groningen

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RaoulTrainer Excel and Access8,3 from 283 evaluations

What participants say about Access

4,6 105 reviews Springest 8,8/10 886 reviews

I attended the Access Basics course. Having completed it, I am able to extract the reports our organisation needs from our client registration system and present them in a professional way. It is good that the exercises you do during the course are easy to translate to what is needed in your own organisation.

R R. BorkentSt. VO Rosa Manus

If you really want to learn this, I recommend it. Do Access for beginners first, though, to build a solid foundation.

D D. DijkstraFrieslandCampina

Access Basics is much more than just learning to understand the layout and buttons. With the basics you can already do a lot with Access, which is enough for me to get started.

M M. RonokarijoTotal Nederland N.V.

Een training waar de tijd genomen wordt om bij te leren.

A A. de RopCEVA Logistics

Frequently asked questions about Access

What do you learn in the Access Basics course?

In the Access Basics course you learn to work with databases in Microsoft Access. You design tables, retrieve data using filters and queries, create data entry forms and put together clear reports. You also gain insight into the structure of databases and the terminology involved. Afterwards you will have mastered the most important functions of Access and understand how databases are built up in general.

How long does the Access Basics course take and in which delivery format is it given?

The Access Basics course takes two days and is offered in an open learning format. This means you work through the course material at your own pace, while an experienced trainer is on hand to guide you and answer questions. You decide where to put the focus, so that the course matches your working situation and learning objectives.

Do you need prior knowledge for the Access Basics course?

No, the Access Basics course does not require any prior knowledge of databases. A basic knowledge of Windows and working with a mouse and keyboard is sufficient. You start with the structure of databases and build up step by step to creating tables, queries, forms and reports. Experience with Excel is useful, but certainly not a requirement.

Do you receive a certificate after the Access Basics course?

Yes, after completing the Access Basics course you receive a certificate of participation. This certificate confirms that you have attended the course and have command of the basic skills of Access, such as working with tables, queries, forms and reports. You can use this certificate to demonstrate within your organisation or on your CV that you can handle Access databases.

Can the Access Basics course also be taken in-company or tailored to your needs?

Yes, the Access Basics course can also be taken in-company or tailored to your needs. You decide on the location, date and group size, and the content is tailored to the databases and working processes within your organisation. This is ideal if several colleagues want to learn to work with Access at the same time, or if you want to practise with your own example databases from everyday practice.

Which topics are covered in the Access Basics course?

In the Access Basics course you learn to work with databases, design tables, sort, filter and index data, and build queries to retrieve information. You create entry forms that allow others without any knowledge of Access to enter data, and you put together clear reports. Working with multiple tables, primary keys and labels is also covered.

What is the difference between learning Access and working with Excel for data analysis?

Excel and Access solve different problems. Excel works with flat worksheets and is strong in calculations, charts and ad-hoc analyses on manageable datasets. Access is a relational database: you work with several tables linked to each other by keys, which prevents duplicate entry and keeps larger volumes of data manageable. In the Access Basics course you learn to design tables, use primary keys, retrieve data with queries, create entry forms for colleagues without any knowledge of Access, and generate reports. Choose Access if you have recurring questions about structured data, if several users enter data, or if your dataset becomes too large or too relational for Excel. An added benefit: after the course you will also understand the structure of other databases. The course is taught in open learning format and lasts one day.

When do you choose Access and when does another database tool make more sense?

Access is a good fit for situations in which you want to set up and manage a clear database yourself without any programming. Think of membership records, stock lists or customer data within a department. You work visually with tables, queries, forms and reports. For larger datasets, simultaneous use by many people or web-based applications, you will soon be better off with SQL Server, MySQL or a cloud solution. Compared with Excel, Access offers a genuine relational structure: you establish links between tables and avoid duplicate entry. Compared with a professional SQL database, Access is more accessible, because you do not have to write any code. In the Access Basics course you learn the structure of databases and the associated terminology. That knowledge also helps you when working with other databases.

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