A dedicated 'language' has been designed for implementing and interrogating 'Databases', referred to as 'SQL', or 'Structured Query Language'. Anybody looking to be employed with Databases professionally must first learn to understand SQL, so that they can manage data effectively. There are 2 paths for database professionals - Database Administrators who manage and report on the information held, & 'Database Developers', who are the Designers & creators of databases. Quite a number of Developers are programmers as well, & can create software programs for 'databases' in either 'C#' or 'VB'.

The drive towards higher professional recognition and competency for I.T. staff has been led by MS for many years now. As such, advanced MS qualifications are held in particularly high-regard by both IT leaders and global industry.

The main areas that Microsoft offers accreditation routes for are typically relevant to their core systems. They are specifically Networking (and Server Operating Systems), Databases (which encompasses Administration & Development) & Programming (& Software Development in Windows). There are specific and quite different accreditation groups pertaining to each one of these tracks; take a look at the relevant pages on this web-site for further information.

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