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Microsoft Access Visual Basic training

Firstly, don't confuse Access Visual Basic with Access macros.  Access has two programming languages:

• A simple macros language, whereby you can choose commands from menus; and
• The more powerful VBA programming language, allowing you to write programs in Microsoft's Visual Basic for Applications syntax

We only teach the second language, as it's more powerful, more useful (you can transfer knowledge to other MS Office applications), and arguably easier to write.  We run two levels of VBA training courses:

As an alternative to learning VBA, you could commission Wise Owl to design and build your database (especially useful since we then have the expertise to train you afterwards in what we've done).