Free Course  ·  5 Days  ·  Self-Paced

SQL for AI and Data

SQL is the #1 data skill employers want — and the fastest to learn. In 5 focused days, go from your first SELECT to writing window functions, CTEs, and a complete data pipeline powered by Python and AI.

No experience needed  ·  SQLite included  ·  No credit card

5
Days
#1
Data Skill
Free
Forever
60min
Per Day

Five days. Real SQL. Real data.

Every lesson builds on the last. By Day 5 you'll have a working data pipeline that pulls data, transforms it with SQL, and feeds AI analysis.

Job-ready SQL skills in a week

Query Any Database

Write SELECT, JOIN, GROUP BY, and subqueries confidently. Read and analyze data without needing a data engineer's help.

Advanced Techniques

CTEs and window functions are what separate junior analysts from senior ones. You'll know both by Day 3.

AI-Assisted Workflow

Use AI to write, explain, and debug SQL faster than any tutorial. The workflow Day 4 teaches will save you hours every week.

A Real Portfolio Project

Day 5 produces a working data pipeline you can show employers. SQL + Python + Claude, all connected and documented.

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Common questions

No. SQL is its own language, closer to English than code. Day 1 starts from zero. If you can use Excel, you can learn SQL.
SQLite — it's free, runs on your laptop with no server needed, and its SQL dialect transfers directly to PostgreSQL, MySQL, and BigQuery.
Yes. All 5 days, all lessons, forever. No paywall, no free trial. You don't even need to sign up — just go to Day 1.
Data analyst, data scientist, data engineer, business analyst, product manager, software engineer, marketing analyst — SQL shows up in every data-adjacent role. It's the most universally required technical skill in data.