The “Tableau” course is designed for those eager to master the art of data visualization and storytelling. Ideal for beginners and experienced users alike, this course guides participants through the essential steps of data preparation, visualization, interactive dashboard design, expressions, calculations, and advanced analytics. By the end, learners will have the skills to transform data into impactful visual stories that drive insight and engagement.
Course overview
This course is suitable for job seekers, and professionals looking to improve their data visualization skills. Whether you’re new to Tableau or seeking to enhance your expertise, this course is perfect for anyone interested in presenting data clearly and effectively.
With open enrolment, participants can begin learning anytime and progress at their own pace. Flexible deadlines for quizzes and assignments make it easy to fit this course into busy schedules. “Tableau” is available for free, providing accessible training for all interested learners.
Learning outcomes
By completing this course, participants will gain proficiency in connecting and preparing data within Tableau, creating both basic and advanced visualizations, and designing interactive dashboards that communicate insights. They will also master expressions and calculations for deeper analysis and learn to publish and share their visualizations effectively. This skill set will enable learners to turn data into meaningful visual stories, making data-driven insights more accessible and actionable.
About Level Up
The course is developed under the framework of the EU-funded Level up. Level Up aims to empower the labor force of European SMEs in digital competencies, through the development and provision of short-term and industry-oriented training courses targeting SMEs and job seekers, focusing on the following key capacity areas: Cybersecurity, Data Literacy, Data Analytics, Artificial Intelligence, microelectronics / microcontrollers, Internet of Things, 3D printing and 3D modelling, cloud and programming.
Source: European Digital Skills & Jobs Platform
