Microsoft Fabric training
Understand Microsoft Fabric as an end-to-end analytics platform
Learn how Fabric brings together data integration, engineering, lakehouse, warehouse, semantic models and Power BI – with practical guidance on when each component is useful.
Who it is for
Microsoft Fabric training for
- Power BI professionals moving into Fabric
- Data engineers
- Analytics engineers
- BI developers
- Technical leads
- Teams evaluating or adopting Fabric
Courses
Microsoft Fabric courses
Live online, small groups, hands-on labs.
Microsoft Fabric for Analytics Engineers
How Fabric fits together from ingestion to report, and how to choose the right pattern instead of using every workload.
$229 per learner
What the training covers
Core modules
- Fabric architecture and workloads
- OneLake concepts
- Data Factory pipelines
- Lakehouse design
- Warehouse design
- Notebooks and Spark fundamentals
- Dataflows Gen2
- Semantic models and Power BI in Fabric
- Security, governance, monitoring and deployment
Architecture-first learning
Choose the pattern, not every workload
The course teaches when a warehouse is enough, when a lakehouse makes sense, and how curated models are reused.
Sources
- Databases
- Files
- APIs
- SaaS apps
Ingest
- Pipelines
- Dataflows Gen2
- Shortcuts
Store and transform
- Lakehouse
- Warehouse
- Notebooks
Semantic model
- Direct Lake
- Shared measures
- Security
Consume
- Power BI
- Excel
- AI
Hands-on
Practical labs, end to end
Learners work through realistic scenarios rather than isolated feature demonstrations.
- Ingest source data
- Build a pipeline
- Create a lakehouse or warehouse
- Transform and validate data
- Create a semantic model
- Build a Power BI report
- Review monitoring
Outcomes
What learners should leave with
- A clearer mental model of Fabric
- Ability to distinguish workloads
- Understanding of the ingestion-to-report flow
- Practical platform design considerations
- Awareness of governance and operating-model needs
Fabric is not required for every Power BI environment; the course covers trade-offs and cases where a simpler approach is better.
Formats and prices
Learn Microsoft Fabric your way
Every format is live and instructor-led, so learners can ask about their own data and situations.
For individuals
Public courses
From $79 per learner
Join a small live online group for one focused course.
- Live online sessions with a practitioner
- Hands-on labs on realistic data
- Course materials to keep
For organisations
Team training
From $600 per day, up to 12 people
A private programme around your tools, data and goals.
- Agenda chosen for your team
- Remote, or on-site from $900 per day
- Optional follow-up clinics
For specific questions
1:1 coaching
$50 per hour
Personal help with your own report, model or query.
- Screen-share sessions
- Work on your real files
- Book single hours as needed
Prices in US dollars, excluding any local taxes. Paid in advance by invoice. Public course groups are limited to 12 learners.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Do I need Fabric capacity to attend?
A Fabric trial is usually enough for the labs. We explain the options before the course starts.
Should every Power BI team move to Fabric?
No. The course explains when Fabric adds value and when a simpler architecture is the better choice.
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