About Us

• Convenience and flexibility are the most common advantages of online classes; you can join online from anywhere.
• Share your screen and watch the class presentation at the same time.
• Taking classes online is ideal for someone who wants to continue working while earning/learning Microsoft SQL Server Database technology and DBA skills.
• Online classes allow you to fit school into your schedule when convenient for you.

• The time you spend in a class can vary; usually, you should spend four additional hours beside your class participation in a week.
  After you pass about 13 weeks, you should start reading the Interview Questions & Answers set, and the institute will provide this set. From this point, you should increase a little bit your study time.
• Our goal is to finish the training course and be ready for the job hunts, and this is only possible if you spend a reasonable amount of time (4-6 hours weekly) on your study purpose.

DB Tech Training Center uses the Zoom app for this online class. Each class day, the student will join with a unique meeting ID. The instructor and students’ interaction will be via video/audio, chatting, or calling individually or in groups, and the best option is to share the screen with the recording. Here is a demo of how it works:

Click on the following link, and it will take you to the

https://us06web.zoom.us/j/84344206464?pwd=YXd5U0d1eTRWeCtmQkRnaTcydURGdz09: This is the meeting hub where you can see rooms set up with specific days and times.

Here is one of the links when students attend the class:

Please join my meeting from your computer, tablet, or smartphone.
https://www.gotomeet.me/DB-Tech/saturdays-meeting-10am

The following screen shows the instructor can share the screen and interact with students with audio/video. After each class day, the homework will be done by email and text messaging. All the class notes send each week before the actual class. Students will submit a final project and work documents such as diagrams and image capturing every session. They will present a final project within six months; the passing project score is essential to complete the specific semester.

The school has a library that is accessible when the center is open. The institute shares library resources (soft copy class notes, interview preparation Q&A, and other learning materials) with Zoom, Microsoft Teams, email, or texting.

All students begin their MS SQL Server Database Administrator course at DB Tech Training Center by attending online or onsite. Through this experience, you will meet your program faculty. Throughout the course, this enhances the relationship, as you will always have a face to connect with the name.

A transformational experience that will shape your unique profile and help you launch your professional career.

Professors are very accessible and responsive to students via email or text. Students and instructors communicate primarily through course sites and emails in online courses. Some instructors utilize Microsoft Team, Skype, or TeamViewer for class chats, conference calls, or Practical system setup. The instructor will answer/respond to your questions and inquiries within 24 hours if you send an email or text message.

Yes, group projects are often a part of online courses. Students are grouped and given a topic to investigate. The intent is for the students to work together electronically to accomplish their goals. Often, groups prepare and give PowerPoint presentations electronically by emailing each other draft versions and then posting the final product to the student discussion board.

Students are often divided into groups or learning communities to discuss questions or cases developed by the faculty. By dividing students into small groups (versus entire class), the faculty can facilitate students getting to know each other better and achieve a higher level of interconnectivity.

The program is for six months; one class is on the weekend (Saturday or Sunday, whichever day you have registered for the session). The optional evening session is on Wednesday (6:30 pm-8:30 pm).

Online classes: Saturday/Sunday 10 am – 2 pm and Wednesday after six weeks starting any new session.

Total clock hours: 130

Duration: Six months (24/26 weeks)

When a student is away from school for an excused reason, such as sickness, illness of an immediate family member, job requirement, or emergency travel, the instructor will help them catch up if needed. In this case, an absence will not be recorded against that student. If you are missing classes without notifying us, your responsibility to contact other students or instructors to receive the information, materials, and recording if applicable. 

1. Attend the orientation or greetings session (online or onsite, whichever is applicable)
2. Take free demo classes (optional)
3. Submit/send the questionnaires form
4. Submit/send registration and  payment plan forms with the enrollment deposit
5. Submit/send a copy of your ID
6. A valid email address and cell phone number to communicate
7. Make sure your PC (laptop or desktop, surface pro) meets the requirements/specifications as follows;

• Windows 10/11 (no safe mode), screen size 14”, 15.6.”
• CPU- i5 or i7 (Intel), MEMORY/RAM: minimum 6GB
• Brand:  Lenovo, Dell, Surface Pro, Surface laptop
• Storage: HDD (1TB), SSD (128/256/512GB)
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