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I'm planning to do oracle course. so how it will be useful to me. how about job opportunity?

Thanks...

The future scope in Oracle database is:-

*Oracle Certified Master

*Oracle Certified Associate

*Oracle Certified Professional

*Oracle Certified Junior Associate etc ..

The answer is that PL/SQL is not growing, but not going away either. Because it is used in the Oracle database, and the Oracle database is a fixture of enterprise systems world-wide, it will outlive you. High-performance batch processing has to happen close to the data, so PL/SQL will continue to rule in this area. But everything else we are doing in PL/SQL can be implemented in other layers, other tools, and other programming languages.

The future scope in Oracle Database is endless and never dying. There are many job options such as Developer, DBA, Consultant, Architect, Designer, Production, and Support. Every designation has its own area of work which would have a little familiarity to others because the base would be database programming with Oracle.

What is the future scope in Oracle database?

1. By 2020, the salary of PL/SQL programmers will have gone up as the scarcity sets in.

2. By 2024, PL/SQL programming will have become a highly-paid specialty (like COBOL is today), and the salary increase will tempt new developers into the field.

Oracle database career is grooming fast.
There are lots of big telecoms, finance and banking companies that are using Oracle database.

One may find Oracle database in virtually any and all industries as generally, every business needs some form of database management .
According to National Bureau of Data Science , the demand for Oracle database jobs is set to rise 11% through 2026.

It is a good career option. Database administrators ( DBAs) have high demand in the market also they can expect high salaries.

Only good DBAs have good long-term job prospects. Average DBAs will see job opportunities and salaries drop, for two reasons:

1- The database is increasingly handling the standard tasks that used to require DBA intervention.

2- More databases are being bought as managed cloud services. The database user won't need a DBA and the cloud provider has invested in state-of-the-art automation and have hired a small number of very good DBAs.

So if you're a DBA, you need to spend some time making sure you are in the top 10% for whom the future is brighter than ever.

There is no scope for Oracle Databases anymore because the industry has researched and come up with better technologies.
These technologies include database services on cloud like for example the AWS cloud computing.