Understanding and using data to inform decision-making is an essential skill in both our personal and professional lives.
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- Application Deadline
- TBD
- Fee
- Funded (Indigenous, 18–35, BC)
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Course Details
- Start Date
- TBD
- Location
- Live, online instruction
- Course Length
- 6 Weeks
- Schedule
- Monday–Friday 9 am–4 pm

About The Course
In this course, you will learn the foundations of data analytics, acquire practical skills, and explore its many applications.
Using realistic scenarios, you will learn and follow the six basic steps of data analytics: (1) asking a question, (2) collecting data, (3) preparing the data, (4) analyzing the data, (5) creating data visualizations, and (6) sharing your findings. By the end of this course, you will be able to create and communicate meaningful representations of data findings.
What You'll Learn
- Explain how the data analytics process leads to informed decision-making in a variety of domains
- Discuss data collection methods for real-world scenarios
- Evaluate and prepare a dataset from real-world scenarios
- Analyze a dataset using common software tools
- Construct data visualizations
- Communicate data findings
Course Details
Credentials Earned upon Completion
Certificate of Completion
You'll Need to Have
An internet connection and basic computer skills including laptop operation and maintenance, video conferencing, and experience with Microsoft Office.
Skills & Career Pathways
You'll Gain
Knowledge of different career areas in tech and the digital skills required for each.
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.
Learner Support
Each course is supported with funding, equipment, and access to a dedicated support team. Learners may also be eligible for additional support, helping remove barriers and make learning more accessible.
Funded
This course is funded for Indigenous Peoples aged 18-35 living in BC.
Equipment
Equipment and technology required for this course is provided.
Support Team
Our caring staff are always available for 1:1 meetings.
Living
Learners are eligible to apply for funding to cover some living expenses.