The British Academy for Training and Development provides a training course in database management in the department to anyone who wants to learn advanced and modern methods of managing databases within companies or institutions.

Databases represent a set of information that includes everything related to the company in full details of internal expenses, external financial transactions, transactions and tenders held during a specified period of time in addition to a full archive of all that has been achieved since the establishment of the company.

These rules link the information and make the administrative work and analysis of the general position of the company is easy so the organization of such data must be very precise and strict.

The British Academy for Training and Development offers this course to the following categories:

• Managers and directors of companies.
• Managers of administrative departments in companies.
• Managers of data collection and storage departments within companies.
• Employees in data management departments within institutions and companies.
• All employees within the administrative technological work sector.
• All employees within the computer software business sector.
• Students and academics who wish to develop their capacity to create databases.

After completing the program, participants will be able to master the following topics:

• The general concept of databases and the work done by those rules in companies.
• The mechanism of the use of databases in the speed of administrative decision making.
• How to collect all company information into easy-to-handle databases.
• Record the financial transactions due or payable to the company within the collective databases for all these figures.

• Establishing advanced and comprehensive databases of the company's activities.
• Scheduling employee salaries within the company via a database system.
• Scheduling and organizing project start-up, completion dates and total cost in databases.
• Organizing the information of the company, thecustomer and details to be agreed upon within spreadsheets.