Excel and Power BI
Clean and organise data, define useful measures, build a readable dashboard and explain the decision it supports.
Practical Excel, Power BI, Python and AI workshops shaped around your team's starting skills, reporting tasks and decisions. Participants practise, receive feedback and leave with a defined learning output.
These are starting points for a needs discussion, not a single package that promises every topic in a short course.
Clean and organise data, define useful measures, build a readable dashboard and explain the decision it supports.
Use Python to inspect data, automate a small reporting task and document a reproducible workflow.
Explore appropriate use cases, check outputs, discuss data handling and practise a task relevant to the team.
Advanced machine learning and deep learning require a separate scope and readiness check.
Agree the audience, current skill level, sample tasks, time zone, tools and desired learning outcomes.
Use a suitable example or an approved, de-identified workflow. No confidential company data is needed for an initial demonstration.
Participants complete guided exercises, explain choices and receive feedback on gaps.
Review the learner output and decide whether further practice or a follow-on module is useful.
The browser labs use fictional data and illustrate how I structure applied learning. They are prototypes, not client results or evidence of measured training outcomes.
Live virtual delivery can be arranged across time zones. On-site programmes, including international visits, depend on agreed travel and applicable work permissions. Cohort size, duration, lab requirements, materials, assessment and fees are confirmed in a written proposal.
For dated teaching engagements and qualifications, see the Career Profile.
Share your organisation, audience, topic, preferred dates, time zone and desired outcome. I can reply with a focused scope and fee; sending an enquiry creates no commitment.
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