Data Analytics

Futures

Learn how to collect, analyze and present data to make informed decisions for your business, community, or employer.

Application Deadline

TBD

Start
Date

October 11, 2023

Course
Length

8

Weekly
Schedule

8 Wednesdays, 10:30AM-1:30PM

Program
Delivery

Live, online instruction

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About This Course

All businesses, organizations, and communities collect data, whether it’s sales figures, market research, logistics, or environmental rehabilitation on the land. No matter what the data is, a data analyst’s job is to translate it into plain language that helps employers and clients make informed decisions. The data analytics course teaches you how to build and manage databases, identify dataset trends, and present insights by building visually dynamic dashboards using the latest data analysis software.

Offered by our partner, BrainStation, this course is taught using a world-class online learning platform, live webinar classes that emphasize collaboration and feedback, and comprehensive resources. This course is delivered by an external partner with multiple intake dates throughout the year. Click here to see upcoming dates for this course and the button above to apply.

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Learning Outcomes

Data collection and analysis
Advanced Excel data analysis
Data cleaning
SQL for data analysis
Visualization and presentation of data
Tools used: MAMP, Excel, Tableau

Credentials earned upon completion

Certificate of Completion

You'll Gain

Career-ready professional skills and certifications.

You'll Need to Have

An internet connection and basic computer skills including; laptop operation and maintenance, video conferencing, MS office as well as some developed skills within the area you’re interested in pursuing.

Job Outlook

Common job titles are database analyst, database architect, database administrator, and more. There are approximately 4,600 people working in this field in BC, earning between $20.19 and $56.41 an hour. The job outlook is good for this position as the economy expands and professionals retire.