Data Analyst Skills Coach/Assessor

Pertemps Network Group
Sheffield
11 months ago
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Data Analyst Skills Coach- Work from Home


We have an exciting opportunity to join a thriving Training Provider!

The company is a Multi-Award Winning Apprenticeship Training Provider and continues to grow from strength to strength. As a result of this growth, they are looking to recruit a Data Analyst Skills Coach. This is a great time to join this organisation as they can offer a genuine career path alongside a friendly and professional working environment.

This Training Provider has a strong culture and generosity towards its social values and giving back.

This training provider has an added focus on the learner journey and the quality of the delivery and assessment.

The Skills Coach will be supporting learners who are working towards Level 3 and 4 apprenticeships in Data Analyst.


As a qualified and experienced Data Analyst Skills Coach/Assessor, you can expect:

• Highly competitive salary between £40000-£45000

• 23 days holiday+ bank holidays and two days per year for volunteering

• Fully remote delivery and coaching to learners

• Excellent Career Opportunities


Typical duties of the Apprenticeship Skills Coach will include:


• To coach, mentor, and guide learners who are engaged in Data Analyst apprenticeship programs

• Deliver inspiring training and coaching sessions to groups and individual learners.

• Actively support, mentor, and motivate learners across the learner journey to help them with the timely completion of their learning aims and qualification.

• Support and coach the learners with Functional Skills in Maths and English

• Set individual targets for each learner based on the capability to ensure KPIs are met

• Manage your diary so that agreed contact with learners is achieved.

• Identify and assess learners' needs and put in place robust learning plans, with realistic and challenging goals, that enable learners to understand their personal journey and realise their potential.

• Observe, mark, and review work produced by learners to ensure it is of the appropriate standard to reflect the learner's qualification and meet the needs of the qualification.

• Provide insightful, constructive, and informative feedback to help the learner maximize their potential

• Ensuring all IT systems are up to date and meet funding compliance

• Coaching and guiding the learners to the End Point Assessment.


Skills and Experience Required for the Data Analyst Skills Coach


• Be Assessor Qualified e.g., TAQA, CAVA, A1.

• Recognised Teaching Qualification would be desirable- PTLLS, Award in Education and Training, or be prepared to work towards

• Be passionate about teaching, learning and assessment

• Knowledge and experience in delivering Data Analyst Standards at levels 3 and 4 is essential

• Previous experience working in a Data role, such as Data Analyst is essential

• Ideally, hold a qualification at Diploma or above in a Data Analyst subject

• Proven track record in achieving Targets and Quality Standards


For further information please contact Pertemps Newcastle on

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