Gediminas Kalnutis

Master Excel, SQL, Python, and Power BI in a self-paced online programme built for full-time professionals. No cost to you.
Learn with 1:1 feedback from dozens of experts with experience at:
Eligibility criteria:
Employed in England for 30+ hours per week
Current role involves working with data regularly
Aged 16+ (no upper age limit)
Able to commit to a minimum of 6 hours of off-the-job training per week
Blended learning with up to 20 practical projects
Future-proofed curriculum
Self-paced, 100% online
1:1 mentoring and community access
This programme is designed to fit alongside a full-time role - fully online, self-paced, and 6 hours a week, whenever it suits you. From day one, you’ll have a personal tutor for monthly 1-to-1s and access to dozens of industry mentors for support.
This programme gives you practical skills you can use right away - from building dashboards and running forecasts to presenting insights that drive decisions. With project-based learning, 1:1 expert feedback, and a nationally recognised qualification, you’ll be ready to take your career to the next level.
The training is structured around four core modules that guide you from spreadsheets to Python, from dashboards to predictive models - even if you’ve never written a line of code before.
You’ll build practical skills step by step, starting with tools like Excel and moving into Python, SQL and data storytelling. All learning is hands-on, with projects reviewed by experienced data analysts.
Apprentices can tailor their learning with additional industry-focused modules, such as:
At the end of the programme, you’ll complete an End Point Assessment to show everything you’ve learned. You’ll present a real work project, share your portfolio, and have a professional discussion about your work. Pass this stage and you’ll earn the nationally recognised Level 4 Data Analyst qualification - proof you can analyse data, build dashboards, run forecasts, and turn insights into real business impact.
Our application process consists of three steps.
Get feedback from dozens of mentors from top global companies. Every project you complete is reviewed 1:1, giving you personalised, practical advice you can apply immediately in your role.
Gediminas Kalnutis

Kristina Grigaitytė

Irina Maria Ionescu

Paulina Katkauskaitė

No, and many learners aren’t. This programme is for people who work with data, not just those who have “analyst” in their job title. If you’re using Excel, building reports or helping teams make decisions with data, you’ll benefit from learning how to analyse, visualise and automate that work.
You’ll gain tools and techniques that apply directly to jobs in marketing, sales, HR, finance, operations, and more.
Not at all. This programme is designed for professionals of all ages who want to upskill while working full time. Most of our learners are already in roles like marketing, finance, operations or admin and use data regularly, even if they’ve never had formal training.
Modern apprenticeships are used by organisations of all sizes to develop internal talent — they’re not limited to early-career learners.
If you’re an employee, the first step is to speak with your manager or HR team about joining the programme. Once your company agrees to support your training, we’ll guide you through a simple application and onboarding process.
If you’re an employer looking to enrol team members, just get in touch with our team. We’ll walk you through eligibility, funding options, and how to get your employees started.
Managing the full data lifecycle: from gathering requirements to presenting insights
Advanced analysis: statistical models, forecasting, predictive analytics
Handling structured and unstructured data, managing data quality
Using key tools (SQL, Python, R, Power BI/Tableau)
Translating data into clear visuals and presentations
Identifying trends and hidden patterns
Graduates often move into roles such as:
Senior Data Analyst
BI Lead
Data Scientist
Analytics Manager
Book your free consultation today. No obligation. Just a clear plan on how to secure funding and start the programme.