Data Analyst Trainer/Skills Coach- Work From Home

Manchester
1 year ago
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Job Opportunity: Data Analyst Skills Coach
Salary: Up to £60,000 (depending on experience)
Location: Fully Remote
Holiday: 25 days + bank holidays

Join a thriving, multi-award-winning apprenticeship training provider as they continue their rapid growth. This organisation is renowned for delivering high-quality learning experiences and supporting learners on their journey to success. With a strong focus on career progression, a supportive environment, and a commitment to excellence, this is a fantastic opportunity to make an impact.
About the Role

You will be coaching and mentoring learners working towards:
• Level 4 Data Analyst
• Level 5 Data Engineering
• Level 4 Business Analyst

Your primary focus will be on delivering inspiring, high-quality training and coaching to help learners achieve their qualifications and meet apprenticeship standards.

Key Responsibilities
• Deliver Coaching & Training: Provide engaging group and one-on-one sessions tailored to learner needs.
• Mentor Learners: Motivate and support learners to achieve their learning objectives and complete qualifications.
• Functional Skills Support: Assist learners in developing Maths and English skills as needed.
• Target Setting: Establish realistic and challenging goals aligned with learner progress.
• Assessment: Observe, mark, and review learner work to ensure it meets required standards.
• Feedback: Offer constructive, actionable feedback to help learners reach their potential.
• Compliance: Ensure IT systems and documentation adhere to funding and quality requirements.
• End-Point Assessment: Guide learners to successfully complete their EPA.

Essential Skills and Experience
To be considered for this role, you must have:
• Professional Experience:
o Demonstrable experience in a data role, such as Data Analyst or similar.
o Strong knowledge of Level 4 Data Analyst and Level 5 Data Engineering Standards.
o Proven track record in delivering Data Apprenticeship Programmes up to Level 5.
• Technical Skills:
o Advanced proficiency in SQL for querying and managing relational databases.
o Experience with AWS services (e.g., Redshift, Glue, Lambda) and Python programming.
o Knowledge of ETL processes and tools like Informatica, Talend, or Apache Airflow.
o Familiarity with cloud platforms (e.g., AWS, Azure, GCP) and data storage solutions.
o Strong understanding of data structures, security, and management practices.

• Coaching and Assessment:
o Ideally hold an Assessor Qualification (e.g., TAQA, CAVA, A1) or be willing to achieve one.
o Teaching qualification (e.g., PTLLS or Award in Education and Training) desirable or willingness to work towards one.
o Passion for teaching and mentoring learners to achieve their goals.
o Experience in coaching and training Apprenticeship learners to level 5 in Data Training Programmes

If you meet the essential criteria and are passionate about coaching, learning, and data, we’d love to hear from you!
For more information, contact Pertemps Newcastle at (phone number removed)

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