Turning raw numbers into decisions companies can act on is one of the most valuable skills in any modern organisation — and SPSS remains one of the most trusted tools for getting there. Built as a step forward from traditional spreadsheet-style tools, it gives users a reliable, practical way to handle statistical work inside a business.

The course covers how SPSS links, schedules and organises data within a structured database so that anyone in the organisation can retrieve information quickly, alongside the information-security practices needed to keep that data protected as it moves across networks and systems.

The Arab British Fellowship Training Academy offers this course to anyone who wants to learn SPSS from scratch or deepen their existing experience with it, in administrative work and within information-systems centres.

Who Should Attend

• Business owners and managers, plus administrative, information-systems, and statistics-department managers.
• Information and document-security managers and information-systems developers.
• Software and IT department managers and supervisors, and students building their SPSS skills.

Programme Outcomes

By the end of the course, participants will be able to:

• Explain the working principle of the SPSS statistical program and apply it in practical, real-life situations.
• Build and organise information within an organisation using SPSS.
• Identify the areas of work SPSS supports and the quality of service it delivers to its users.

Module 1: Getting Started With SPSS

• Understanding SPSS statistical work and how it links to company databases.
• Scheduling information in an organised way that's easy to retrieve.

Module 2: SPSS Within the Organisation

• How SPSS fits into institutional work and IT centres, and the role it plays in structuring data practically.

Module 3: Information Systems Foundations

• What information systems are, why they matter, and how to engineer and assess them.

Module 4: Securing Statistical and Information Data

• Strategies for confidential-information security, ISM, access-protection methods, and smart-card technology.

Module 5: Advanced Information Systems Practice

• Scientific and methodological foundations for managing information systems, and studying the advanced features that connect organisations to successful companies.