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Uptrail
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Uptrail is a UK-based career accelerator helping students, job seekers, and early-career professionals transition confidently into the tech industry. We focus on practical, real-world tasks across fields including data, software, cyber security, and cloud.


This opportunity is ideal for recent graduates or early-career professionals looking to gain experience, mentorship, and a stronger foothold in the tech job market.


What You'll Do & Learn

- Perform data cleaning, processing, and analysis tasks

- Create dashboards and data visualisations

- Extract insights from data to support internal reporting

- Learn and apply industry tools such as Excel, SQL, or Python (depending on your background)

- Receive mentorship from experienced professionals in data analytics


Who You Are

- A recent graduate, career switcher, or early-career professional

- Studying or have completed a degree in data science, statistics, computer science, or a related field

- Comfortable with data tools such as Excel, SQL, or Python (beginner level welcome)

- Eager to learn, grow, and gain practical experience in a real-world environment


What You’ll Gain

- Personalised mentorship from industry professionals

- Valuable networking opportunities within the tech space

- Hands-on project experience to add to your portfolio

- A structured path to gain clarity and confidence in your career journey


Please note:

This is an unpaid internship. It is designed for skill-building, mentorship, and portfolio development, not monetary compensation.

Duration: 4 Weeks (1 Day/Week)

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