Microsoft Fabric Training
Hands-on workshops that show you how to implement Microsoft Fabric and Purview with real-world patterns, proven best practices, and practical lessons learned from production projects.
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Our Microsoft Fabric Training Offering
We provide practical, hands-on Microsoft Fabric training designed to help data teams build modern analytics solutions quickly and confidently.
Training can be delivered on-site or virtually, and can be tailored to your organisation’s environment and use cases.
Why Choose Our CDMP Training Program?
Our CDMP training is designed for professionals who want practical, exam-focused preparation for the DAMA CDMP certification.
Participants gain:
- A deep understanding of DAMA DMBoK knowledge areas
- Practical data governance and data quality skills
- Clear exam preparation guidance
- Real examples from enterprise data management environments
- The confidence to pass the CDMP exam on the first attemptThis training is ideal for organisations seeking to uplift data literacy, improve governance maturity, and reduce data-related risk.
Microsoft Fabric Training Options
Unpacking Microsoft Fabric and Purview: Practical Insights and Lessons with Hands-On Exercises
This hands-on workshop introduces participants to the core components of Microsoft Fabric and equips them with the practical skills needed to build modern data analytics solutions. Participants will explore real use cases, build working solutions, and gain valuable insights from real-world implementations.
Bonus: Delivered by an experienced Fabric implementer who will share tips, best practices, and common pitfalls to avoid when adopting Microsoft Fabric and Microsoft Purview.
Note: Attendees are required to bring their own laptops.
Duration
2 days (On-site or Virtual)
Delivery
Instructor-led, with a mix of conceptual sessions, demonstrations, and hands-on labs.
Outline
Module 1: Introduction to Microsoft Fabric
Overview of the Fabric platform, core components, and key capabilities.Module 2: OneLake Overview and Ingestion Strategy
Designing an ingestion strategy and understanding how OneLake organises data.Module 3: Hands-On – Ingesting Data with Notebooks and Dataflows
Ingesting data from source systems using notebooks and dataflows.Module 4: Transforming Data Using Notebooks and Dataflows
Data transformation patterns, incremental logic, and reusable pipelines.Module 5: Hands-On – Data Transformation Workflows in Fabric
Building end-to-end transformation workflows in Fabric.Module 6: Lakehouse Concepts and Delta Lake Table Management
Lakehouse architecture, Delta Lake concepts, performance and optimisation.Module 7: Hands-On – Creating and Managing Delta Lake Tables
Creating, partitioning, and maintaining Delta tables for analytics.Module 8: Power BI Integration and DirectLake Semantic Models
How semantic models and DirectLake fit into the Fabric architecture.Module 9: Hands-On – Build Dashboards with Power BI + DirectLake
Connecting Fabric data, creating semantic models, and building reports.Module 10: Real-Time Analytics and Event Processing in Fabric
Introduction to real-time analytics capabilities and event routing.Module 11: Hands-On – Designing Real-Time Pipelines
Building and testing real-time data pipelines.Module 12: Introduction to Microsoft Purview
Role of Purview in governance, discovery, and compliance.Module 13: Hands-On – Explore Microsoft Purview Environment
Navigating Purview, exploring assets, lineage and glossaries.Module 14: Key Microsoft Purview Components
Data map, catalog, classifications, glossary and policy concepts.Module 15: Key Microsoft Purview Features
Lineage, search, business glossary, governance domains and insights.Module 16: Hands-On – Discover Assets, Data Products and Governance Domains
Working with domains, collections, assets, and business terms.Module 17: Final Recap, Discussion, and Learning Pathways
Review of key learnings, recommended next steps, and Q&A.
Microsoft Fabric Fundamentals: Building Modern Analytics Solutions
This hands-on course helps participants get started with Microsoft Fabric and learn how to build modern data analytics solutions step by step. You will gain practical experience developing end-to-end solutions, exploring key components, and navigating different implementation options inside Fabric.
Bonus: Based on multiple real Fabric implementations, the instructor will share practical tips, lessons learned, and pitfalls to avoid when getting started with Fabric.
Requirements: Bring your own laptop.
Duration
2 or 3 days (On-site or Virtual, depending on depth and labs selected)
Delivery
Instructor-led, with demonstrations and guided exercises using your own Fabric workspace or a provided lab environment.
Outline
Module 1: Introduction to Microsoft Fabric
Fabric architecture, core workloads, and where it fits in your data platform.Module 2: OneLake Fundamentals and Data Ingestion Strategy
Structuring workspaces, items, and folders; designing an ingestion approach.Module 3: Hands-On – Ingesting Data with Notebooks and Dataflows
Loading source data into OneLake using notebooks and dataflows.Module 4: Data Transformation Techniques
Transforming and standardising data using Spark notebooks and Dataflows Gen2.Module 5: Hands-On – Building Transformation Pipelines
Creating an end-to-end workflow from raw data to curated tables.Module 6: Lakehouse and Delta Lake Concepts
Understanding Lakehouse items, Delta tables, and performance considerations.Module 7: Hands-On – Creating Delta Lake Tables
Implementing Delta tables, schema evolution and optimisation.Module 8: Power BI and DirectLake Integration
How to connect Fabric data to Power BI semantic models and dashboards.Module 9: Hands-On – Building Dashboards on Fabric Data
Creating a semantic model and interactive visualisations from the lab data.Module 10: Real-Time Analytics and Event Processing (Optional)
Overview of Eventstream and KQL DB for real-time scenarios.Module 11: Recap, Best Practices and Next Steps
Summary of key concepts, patterns to apply in your environment, and Q&A.
Microsoft Fabric Training Dates
Unpacking Microsoft Fabric and Purview: Practical Insights and Lessons with Hands-On Exercises
(Brisbane) 2-3 Fab 2026
Microsoft Fabric Fundamentals: Building Modern Analytics Solutions
Available for enterprises, contact us
Who Should Attend These Microsoft Fabric Courses?
This program is perfect for:
- Data Engineers
- Analytics Engineers
- BI Developers & Power BI Professionals
- Data Architects
- Data Platform Engineers
- Cloud & Infrastructure Engineers working with Azure
- Data Governance & Purview Practitioners
- IT & Data Leaders responsible for analytics platforms
- Teams evaluating or adopting Microsoft Fabric
- Anyone wanting practical, real-world experience with Fabric workloads
David Alzamendi – Microsoft MVP – Fabric
DAMA Master Certified
CDMP Exam Preparation Specialist
Microsoft MVP – Fabric
15+ years in data governance, data architecture & analytics
Delivered CDMP workshops for organisations worldwide
David is known for simplifying complex data management concepts and helping participants confidently prepare for the CDMP certification exam.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this Microsoft Fabric training hands-on?
Yes. All sessions include guided exercises where you will build real Fabric solutions, including ingestion, transformation, lakehouse tables, and dashboards.
Does the training include Purview?
Yes. The 2-day version includes a full Purview introduction with hands-on exploration of assets, lineage, classifications, glossary, and governance domains.
Do I need prior experience with Fabric?
No. The workshop starts with the fundamentals and builds up to intermediate concepts through practical exercises.
Do I need to bring my own laptop?
Yes. Participants must bring their own laptops to complete hands-on labs.
Will I get access to the training materials?
Yes. All participants receive slides, lab instructions, templates, and reference materials.
Is this course suitable for beginners?
Yes. The training is designed for newcomers to Fabric as well as experienced data professionals transitioning from Azure Synapse, Data Factory, or Power BI.
Is the training available online?
Yes. We deliver Microsoft Fabric workshops virtually worldwide and onsite.
Can you deliver private group training for companies?
Yes. Organisations can book private onsite or virtual workshops tailored to their use cases and environments.
Does the course cover DirectLake, Lakehouse, and Delta Lake?
Yes. All major Fabric components are covered, including ingestion pipelines, notebooks, Dataflows Gen2, Delta Lake tables, and DirectLake models.
Will this help us start or accelerate a Fabric implementation?
Absolutely. The workshop is based on real-world implementations and includes best practices, patterns, and pitfalls to avoid during adoption.