If you have completed the Motheread/Fatheread Institute to become a certified facilitator, then you are eligible to recieve 2.0 CEUs from RMEC. Once you add the item to your cart and purchase this item, our team we confirm your completion status with Motherread/Fatheread and issue an electronic CEU certificate.

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Structured Query Language (SQL) is the industry standard database programming language. It is one of the most in demand skills in occupations that require interaction with data and analyzing data. Through your knowledge of Structured Query Language, you will become more marketable in computer related career fields that pertain to database administration. Learning SQL can also lead to a job that is specific to analyzing data such as a data analyst, a quality assurance analyst, or a business analyst. You’ll first learn about relational database structures, the history and uses of Structured Query Language, and how to use Structured Query Language to create a database, add records to database tables, and how to use SQL queries to extract meaningful data from database tables.  You will quickly progress from creating simple SQL queries that query a single table to querying multiple tables simultaneously. You’ll also learn how to alter data in a database and how to gather significant statistics from data stored in a database. Finally, you'll learn techniques that will enable you to write powerful queries that perform complicated searches and sorts on your data. This certificate will enhance your competitiveness in the field of database administration and data analyst jobs.

Register using this link: SQL Certificate - Rocky Mountain Education Center - LERN 

The 10-hour training program is primarily intended for entry-level workers. The Construction version provides an overview of the inherent hazards workers may expect to encounter on construction job sites. Training emphasizes hazard identification, avoidance, control, and prevention. The content of the courses includes workers' rights, employer responsibilities under the OSHA Act, and how workers can file a complaint with OSHA. This training does not replace any OSHA safety training that employers are required to provide for their workers