For BCA and BSc Computer Science students. Training for entry-level data and analytics roles: the work of turning raw data into something a business can act on. You learn the tools analysts actually use, from Tableau and SQL to Python, on real datasets, not textbook examples.
Who it’s for: Final-year BCA and BSc Computer Science students.
Duration: Approximately 9 months, running alongside the final academic year.
Format: Online and in person. About six hours a week, taught around your degree.
Leads to: Data Analyst and entry-level analytics roles
Four technical modules, built in sequence from spreadsheets to Python and AI. Alongside them, English and communication training runs from week one, because the technical skill gets you shortlisted and the communication gets you hired.
Turn data into visuals that drive real decisions.
What you'll be able to do:
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Query, clean and analyse real data in SQL and BigQuery.
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Do analytics in Python with the libraries the field runs on.
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Put AI tools to work for research, writing and analysis.
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Our courses are taught as clear, practical video lessons, backed by live online classes and in-person sessions. These are the real thing, the same lessons students work through on the program. Have a look at how the training is built.
If you're in your final year of a BCA or BSc Computer Science and you want a real route into a data role, this is where it begins. Tell us where you're studying and we'll take it from there.
Tell us a little about yourself and where you're studying. We'll point you to the right track and let you know what's possible. It costs nothing to apply.
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