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SQL course in Zwolle

4 start dates in Zwolle in the coming year, the next one on 30 March 2027. In a small group, with a trainer from the field.

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SQL course in Zwolle
  • 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 Zwolle or at your office

In this course you work under the guidance of an experienced trainer on building a solid foundation in SQL. You learn how relational databases work and write your own queries to retrieve, filter and edit data. Practical and directly applicable.

Which SQL course is right for you?

In Zwolle we run 4 SQL courses, listed below from basic to the most advanced level. Not sure which one suits you? Give us a call on 020 636 91 79, and we will take a look.

  • SQL Basics

    On the SQL Basics course, you will learn to work with databases and SQL queries under the guidance of an experienced trainer. You will practise with SELECT, WHERE, GROUP BY, JOINs and functions, so that afterwards you can independently query and edit data in a relational database.

    8,4 out of 74 Two-day course EUR 1100 excl. VAT 1 date, the first on 30 March 2027

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  • SQL Basics - Oracle

    In this course you learn to work with SQL in Oracle databases. You practise with queries, filters, joins and subqueries, so that you can retrieve, edit and combine data yourself.

    9 out of 6 Two-day course EUR 1100 excl. VAT 1 date, the first on 30 March 2027

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  • SQL Advanced

    In this follow-up SQL course you go deeper into Microsoft SQL Server and Transact-SQL. You work with joins, subqueries, window functions, data modifications and transactions, and you learn to apply programmable objects and logical tests.

    8,3 out of 9 Two-day course EUR 1150 excl. VAT 1 date, the first on 30 March 2027

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  • Transact-SQL Basics - MS SQL Server

    In this course you learn to work with Transact-SQL and Microsoft SQL Server. You write queries with which you retrieve, filter, combine and edit data.

    8,6 out of 4 Two-day course EUR 1100 excl. VAT 1 date, the first on 30 March 2027

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Where in Zwolle

Learnit Zwolle

Stationsplein 1
8011 CW Zwolle

Plan your route

By public transport

2 minutes' walk from Zwolle Centraal.

Parking

You can park opposite the venue in the Stationplein car park, or next to the venue in the car park (entrance from Stationsweg). Please note: parking costs are at your own expense.

All dates in Zwolle

4 SQL courses, in order of date.

  • Tue 30 & Wed 31 March 2027 SQL Basics · 10:00–17:00 · Stationsplein 1 Enrol
  • Tue 30 & Wed 31 March 2027 Transact-SQL Basics - MS SQL Server · 10:00–17:00 · Stationsplein 1 Enrol
  • Tue 30 & Wed 31 March 2027 SQL Basics - Oracle · 10:00–17:00 · Stationsplein 1 Enrol
  • Tue 30 & Wed 31 March 2027 SQL Advanced · 10:00–17:00 · Stationsplein 1 Enrol

No suitable date? Send us a date request, or arrange a private group at your office.

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Who you'll learn from in Zwolle

Ratings from participants after completing their course, across all courses by this trainer.

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What participants say about SQL

4,6 105 reviews Springest 8,8/10 886 reviews
You get value for money, and leave with the knowledge to write your own SQL statements.
D D. KnijnsbergGemeente Purmerend
I expected a basic training course that covered writing queries from scratch, from A to Z. The course did exactly that. A perfect match.
C C. van Lumig. Woonpunt
Excellent SQL Server course with a clear structure.
L L. Wong - Gemeente Rotterdam
Definitely recommended if you work with SQL. I learned useful tricks on this course that I didn't know before.
A A. PuijnDSV Venlo

Frequently asked questions about SQL

What prior knowledge do you need for the SQL Basics course?
For the SQL Basics course you do not need any specific prior knowledge of SQL or databases. Basic computer skills are sufficient. The course starts at the beginning: you first learn how relational databases work and then build up your SQL skills step by step. The course is therefore suitable both for beginners and for professionals who want to formalise their knowledge.
Which topics does the SQL Basics course cover?
The SQL Basics course covers the most important SQL topics in . Day 1: database systems, data types, keys and simple queries using SELECT, ORDER BY, GROUP BY, WHERE and LIKE. Day 2: more advanced queries with functions (ROUND, DATEPART), calculations (COUNT, SUM, AVG), subqueries, JOINs (INNER, LEFT, RIGHT) and modifying data and tables with INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE, CREATE, ALTER and DROP.
Which database systems will you learn to use in the SQL Basics course?
In the SQL Basics course you learn to work with all common relational database systems, including Microsoft SQL Server, Oracle, MySQL, PostgreSQL, IBM DB2 and SQLite. The course covers the standard SQL language and the differences between the various DBMSs. As a result, after classroom training you can get straight to work with virtually any SQL database you come across in your workplace.
Who is the SQL Basics course suitable for?
The SQL Basics course is suitable for anyone who wants to learn to work with relational databases, without needing any prior knowledge of SQL. Think of functional administrators, data analysts, information managers, system administrators, aspiring database developers and programmers. This classroom course is also a good fit if your work increasingly requires you to retrieve data from a database.
Do you receive a certificate after the SQL Basics course?
Yes, on completion of the SQL Basics course you receive a certificate of participation. This certificate shows that you have attended the classroom course and have mastered the basics of SQL, including writing SELECT queries, filtering with WHERE, sorting, grouping and combining tables with JOINs. A useful piece of evidence for your CV or LinkedIn profile.
What is the difference between the classroom SQL Basics course at Learnit and an online SQL course or self-study via YouTube?
The classroom SQL Basics course You work under the guidance of an experienced database trainer and practise with assignments that you can link to your own daily work. That last point is the biggest difference with self-study via YouTube or an online course: you get direct feedback on your queries and can ask questions about your specific database situation. In you cover both the basics (SELECT, WHERE, ORDER BY, GROUP BY) and more advanced topics (JOINS, subqueries, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE, CREATE). With self-study you are more inclined to click through without really practising. Choose the classroom option if you want to learn in a structured way and become productive quickly; choose self-study if your budget is limited and you are able to keep going in a disciplined way.
How quickly after the SQL Basics course can I write queries independently in practice?
Straight after the course you will be able to write simple to medium-sized SQL queries. On day 1 you practise with SELECT, WHERE, ORDER BY, GROUP BY and filtering with wildcards. On day 2 you work with JOINs, subqueries, aggregate functions (COUNT, SUM, AVG) and modifying data using INSERT, UPDATE and DELETE. The mix of theory, demonstrations and plenty of practice exercises with sample files means the material sinks in quickly. How soon you can apply it in your own working environment depends on the database system (Microsoft SQL Server, MySQL, PostgreSQL, Oracle) and the complexity of your data model. Most participants are writing their own reporting queries within a week. For more complex matters such as stored procedures or performance tuning you will need a follow-up course; this is a basic course.
Which SQL dialects do I learn during the SQL Basics course, and is that knowledge usable in PostgreSQL or MySQL, for example?
The SQL Basics course covers standard SQL: the syntax and functions that work in virtually all relational database systems. Think of SELECT, WHERE, GROUP BY, JOIN, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE and CREATE. That knowledge is directly applicable in Microsoft SQL Server, Oracle, MySQL, PostgreSQL, IBM Db2, Microsoft Access and SQLite. The trainer explicitly points out the differences between the dialects, so that you know what to look out for when moving between systems. Functions such as ROUND, LTRIM, RTRIM and DATEPART are covered; the exact name may differ slightly per DBMS (for example EXTRACT in PostgreSQL instead of DATEPART). The course material is in English, as is the software. After the course you will be able to get started with basic queries in any common DBMS.
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