Data Analyst Training and Internship

Talent Glider
Liverpool
1 year ago
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Talent Glider is a premier staffing company dedicated to connecting top talent with global opportunities. As part of our commitment to nurturing future leaders, we proudly offer internship programs that provide students with valuable exposure to industry standards early in their careers.


Position: Data Analytics Training & Internship Program

Talent Glider is excited to welcome enthusiastic individuals eager to explore the dynamic field of Data Analytics. This internship offers the unique opportunity to work on live projects, gaining hands-on experience with cutting-edge tools and methodologies. If you’re passionate about analytics and ready to make an impact on real-world projects, we’d love to have you on board!


Projects you will work on:

E-commerce Optimization:

  • Setting up conversion tracking for online stores.
  • Analyzing sales funnels and user behavior to improve cart abandonment rates.
  • Implementing dynamic remarketing tags for personalized ad campaigns.


Retail Analytics:

  • Developing dashboards to track in-store vs. online sales performance.
  • Measuring the effectiveness of omnichannel marketing campaigns.
  • Setting up custom events to monitor promotional campaign success.


Travel & Hospitality Insights:

  • Tracking bookings and cancellations through advanced tracking setup.
  • Creating detailed reports on user engagement for travel websites.
  • Analyzing customer journey paths to improve trip-planning experiences.


Content-Driven Websites:

  • Monitoring user engagement metrics such as page views, session duration, and scroll depth.
  • Setting up video tracking to analyze interaction with media content.
  • Building dashboards to visualize content performance and audience demographics.


Who Should Join:

  • Students or professionals eager to kickstart their journey in Data Analytics.
  • Individuals passionate about working with tools and technologies like Google Analytics, Google Tag Manager, Google Data Studio, SQL, Power BI, and Web Analytics.
  • Those who value flexibility and seek a blend of robust training and practical exposure.


How to Apply:

Please submit your application directly through this job post or email us at


Note:

This is an unpaid position. Once you submit your application, our team will reach out to provide further details about the application process and next steps for joining.


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