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Asked: September 26, 20242024-09-26T15:32:44+05:30 2024-09-26T15:32:44+05:30In: Data Science, SQL

which certifications are good for sql

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I’ve been working with databases for a while now, primarily using SQL, and I’m considering getting certified to enhance my skills and improve my job prospects. However, I’m overwhelmed by the variety of certification options available. I want to know which certifications are actually recognized in the industry and will add value to my resume.

I’ve seen some certifications from major tech companies like Microsoft, Oracle, and IBM, but I’m not sure if they are all equally valuable. Should I pursue something more specialized, like a PostgreSQL or MySQL certification, or stick with broader certifications that cover multiple database systems?

Also, how do these certifications differ in terms of difficulty and the skills they validate? I’m looking for something that not only helps me understand SQL better but also demonstrates my competency to potential employers. Additionally, are there any recommended resources or courses that can help me prepare effectively for these certifications? Any advice from those who have navigated this certification landscape would be greatly appreciated!

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    1. anonymous user
      2024-09-26T15:32:45+05:30Added an answer on September 26, 2024 at 3:32 pm

      Certifications for SQL Rookies

      If you’re just starting out with SQL, getting a certification can be a great way to boost your confidence and show potential employers that you’re serious about learning. Here are a few that aren’t too intimidating:

      • Microsoft Certified: Azure Data Fundamentals – This one’s pretty friendly for beginners. It covers basic data concepts and how to work with relational data and SQL.
      • Oracle Database SQL Certified Associate – Don’t let the name scare you! This certification is actually aimed at beginners and covers SQL fundamentals using Oracle’s syntax.
      • Google Data Analytics Professional Certificate – Not all about SQL, but it includes SQL basics and is a nice intro to data analytics, plus you can do it online!
      • IBM Data Analyst Professional Certificate – This one is great if you’re interested in data analysis. You’ll learn some SQL along the way!
      • SQL for Data Science by Coursera – While not a formal certification, this course offers a certificate of completion, and it’s beginner-friendly!

      Remember, while certifications can help, practicing your SQL skills is super important! Try doing some projects or working through online exercises to get comfy with it!

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    2. anonymous user
      2024-09-26T15:32:46+05:30Added an answer on September 26, 2024 at 3:32 pm

      For someone with extensive programming experience looking to enhance their SQL skills, obtaining certifications from reputable organizations can be a valuable step in validating their expertise. Two of the most recognized certifications in the industry are the Microsoft Certified: Azure Database Administrator Associate and the Oracle Database SQL Certified Associate. The Azure Database Administrator Associate certification focuses on managing SQL databases in the Azure environment, covering crucial skills such as performance tuning and troubleshooting, while the Oracle Database SQL Certified Associate certification deepens knowledge about Oracle SQL, including advanced query techniques and data management within Oracle databases.

      Another excellent certification to consider is the Certified SQL Developer from the Data Science Council of America (DASCA), which is appropriate for those looking to expand their knowledge in data manipulation and database architecture. The MySQL Database Administrator certification offered by Oracle is also beneficial, especially for professionals working with open-source technologies. These certifications not only strengthen SQL proficiency but also enhance career prospects by showcasing the holder’s commitment to professional development in database management and data science.

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