Try a free Power BI lessonSee all three courses
The free lesson is a real question in the room the course teaches in. No sign-up.
What you learn
- Loading and shaping data into a model
- Relationships and how a model answers a question
- DAX measures: SUM, COUNT, AVERAGE, and the ones that matter
- Visuals, formatting and interactions
- KPI dashboards built end to end
- Publishing, sharing and presenting — and AI with Power BI
The course, chapter by chapter
12 modules, each ending in practice you do yourself — easy, medium, then hard.
- Load data, build your first KPIsmodule 1
- Cards and chartsmodule 2
- Measures: SUM, COUNT, AVERAGE, MIN, MAXmodule 3
- SUMX and DIVIDEmodule 4
- CALCULATE and share of totalmodule 5
- Numbers stored as textmodule 6
- Link two tablesmodule 7
- Connect the visualsmodule 8
- Power BI Copilotmodule 9
- Sales KPI dashboardmodule 10
- Refresh the datamodule 11
- Publish and sharemodule 12
How a lesson works
- The question comes first. Every lesson opens with something a manager would actually ask, not a formula to memorise.
- One slow demonstration. The answer built in front of you, step by step, with the reason for each step.
- Then you do it. On a real report canvas in your browser — nothing to install — with the answer checked as you work.
- Guidance at the mistake. A wrong answer is met with the reason it is wrong, never with the answer.
Exam and certificate
The course ends with a practical examination: 20 questions drawn from a larger bank, 15 to pass. Pass it and the certificate carries a QR code anybody can scan to verify it — an employer, a placement cell, a recruiter. Students who join through an institution can have the certificate issued in association with it.
What it costs
Taking more than one course together costs less, and educational institutions are quoted their own rate — ask us.
Questions people ask
- Do I need Power BI installed?
- No. The practice runs in the browser, on a phone or a laptop, with nothing to download.
- Who is it for?
- Anybody who can get a number out of Excel and now has to show it to somebody: analysts, placement-bound students, and teams tired of emailing screenshots of a spreadsheet.
- How long does it take?
- It is self-paced and always open — most learners take an hour a module, and there is no batch to wait for.
- Is the certificate verifiable?
- Yes. Every certificate carries a number and a QR code that resolves to a page on this site showing who earned it, in which course, and when.