Hands-On Essentials Workshops

Our Data Warehousing Workshop is designed for learners who are new to Snowflake, or new to databases in general. This workshop is highly interactive with reflection questions, hands on lab work and automated lab work checks! Fast-paced and informative, light in tone, scenario-driven and metaphor rich.

Almost like a full-stack developer bootcamp, this course covers a wide array of technologies that will help you build applications that use Snowflake as a back end. Including: Streamlit (Python), SnowSQL, REST APIs, and much more.

A course covering Snowflake's revolutionary data sharing technologies. Learn to create and administer direct shares, shop for data sets on the Data Marketplace, and create and manage exchange data listings. Understand how your organization can get rid of nightly extracts and cumbersome ETL processes and possibly monetize your organization's data.

Our Data Lake Workshop (DLKW) covers non-loaded data and the tools you can use in Snowflake to access and analyze that data. Learn about non-loaded data, unstructured data, GeoSpatial data, and hear about the Iceberg tables that are coming soon! Get hands on experience with Parquet and GeoJSON data, and image data. Run GeoSpatial Functions and create your own User Defined Function. This workshop is highly interactive with reflection questions, hands on lab work and automated lab work checks! Fast-paced and informative, light in tone, scenario-driven and metaphor rich.

Our Data Engineering Workshop (DNGW) teaches workshop participants about the role of Data Engineers in Data-Driven organizations and allows the learner to get hands on experience with date and time data types, tasks, pipes, merge statements, and more. This workshop is highly interactive with reflection questions, hands on lab work and automated lab work checks! Fast-paced and informative, light in tone, scenario-driven and metaphor rich.

A course covering Snowflake's revolutionary collaboration technologies. Learn to create listings, get listings sent by other accounts, and shop for data sets on the Data Marketplace. Understand how your organization can get rid of nightly extracts and cumbersome ETL processes. This course also helps those new to SQL brush up on some important SQL skills including basics like DISTINCT, GROUP BY, ORDER BY, JOINS, and control-of-flow like BEGIN, END, DECLARE and FOR. Finally, the course covers cost categories, cost estimation, and some beginner-level cost control mechanisms.