Why learn SQL?

  • Data jobs are growing.

    According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, employment of operations and research analysts (which includes data analysts) will grow 25% from 2020-2030, faster than all other occupations.

  • SQL is an in-demand skill for many careers.

    From accounting to sales, SQL skills are increasing in demand across many industries. Learning SQL can give you a competitive edge and signal to employers that you aren't afraid to dig into the data.

  • SQL is the most in-demand skill for Data Analysts.

    An analysis of Indeed data showed that for all data analyst roles, SQL is the most in-demand skill, listed in nearly 60% of all data analyst jobs.

  • Average Data Analyst salary is higher than national average.

    Indeed estimates the average base salary in the United States for Data Analysts to be between $65,000 and $70,000, higher than the average salary of ~$56,000.

  • Dive into visualization software.

    Nearly all visualization software (Tableau, Power BI, Looker) uses SQL as a base; learning SQL will help you better communicate data and improve your visualization skills.

Why learn with SQL Pal?

Ensure that you get the most out of your investment of time & resources into learning SQL.

  • Steps to download a database so you can practice anytime, even beyond the course.

  • Having difficulties with a concept? Email support to get additional explanation and resources.

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Who is SQL Pal?

Kenzie Cummins

Founder & SQL Enthusiast

Kenzie has worked in the data & analytics space for 5+ years, working as both a technology consultant & a business intelligence professional. She has a passion for learning and providing students with the knowledge and context they need to be successful in the professional world. She draws on her work experience to make her course tailored towards those looking to use SQL to become a data analyst or business intelligence professional.

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