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Role Overview
Reporting to the Head of Business Systems, you'll play a key role in supporting and developing the systems that keep our business running. You'll gain hands-on experience with ERP systems, Power BI, SQL, automation tools, AI technologies, and in-house applications while working alongside experienced colleagues and external technology partners.
What You'll Do at Work
- Provide first-line support for business systems, investigating issues and escalating where appropriate.
- Assist with the administration, maintenance, and testing of our ERP system.
- Use SQL to support data analysis, troubleshoot issues, and improve data quality.
- Develop and maintain Power BI reports and dashboards.
- Identify opportunities to improve processes through automation using tools such as Power Automate, Python, and AI.
- Monitor and support system integrations, assisting with testing and implementation.
- Support business systems projects, including upgrades, testing, documentation, and user acceptance testing.
- Gather user requirements and contribute to the development of in-house applications.
- Maintain system documentation and help deliver user training and guidance.
Where You'll Work
Studio 19
the Brewery Quarter
Unit H 2 High Street
Cheltenham England
GL50 3FF
Training Details
Apprenticeships include time away from working for specialist training. You’ll study to gain professional knowledge and skills.
Training Provider
QA LIMITED
Training Course
Data analyst (level 4)
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What You'll Learn
Course Contents
- Use data systems securely to meet requirements and in line with organisational procedures and legislation including principles of Privacy by Design
- Implement the stages of the data analysis lifecycle
- Apply principles of data classification within data analysis activity
- Analyse data sets taking account of different data structures and database designs
- Assess the impact on user experience and domain context on data analysis activity
- Identify and escalate quality risks in data analysis with suggested mitigation or resolutions as appropriate
- Undertake customer requirements analysis and implement findings in data analytics planning and outputs
- Identify data sources and the risks and challenges to combination within data analysis activity
- Apply organizational architecture requirements to data analysis activities
- Apply statistical methodologies to data analysis tasks
- Apply predictive analytics in the collation and use of data
- Collaborate and communicate with a range of internal and external stakeholders using appropriate styles and behaviours to suit the audience
- Use a range of analytical techniques such as data mining, time series forecasting, and modelling techniques to identify and predict trends and patterns in data
- Collate and interpret qualitative and quantitative data and convert into infographics, reports, tables, dashboards, and graphs
- Select and apply the most appropriate data tools to achieve the optimum outcome
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Why Choose Our Data Analyst Apprenticeship?
QA's Data Analyst Level 4 apprenticeship develops the skills needed to collect, organise, and study data to provide valuable business insight.
The principles of data analytics are being applied across just about every industry. Using past-event data, analysts are making important insight-based business decisions and driving customer value across every team and function, including operations, finance, sales, and marketing.
At QA, we have deep-rooted expertise in Data, Analytics, and AI. Our solutions transform the way that individuals use data and enable organisations to make more data-driven business decisions.
QA's Data Analyst Level 4 apprenticeship programme enables your organisation to:
- Build the skills and capabilities you need throughout your organisation to analyse, interrogate, and present technical data, providing informed and valuable business insights to a range of stakeholders.
- Upskill or reskill your existing workforce with data skills and create analysts for the modern-day workplace.
- Recruit and harness a new talent pathway: QA can help you cost-effectively recruit diverse, ambitious talent into your business and help you build a pipeline of data literacy talent.


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Delivered by industry experts with real-world experience, the programme’s content has been designed around real-life skills and includes the additional PL-300 Microsoft Power BI Data Analyst certification (see below). The technical content aligns to and is relevant to employers and the market.
Upon successful completion, learners will be awarded the Data Analyst Level 4 apprenticeship.
Share if you have other relevant qualifications and industry experience. The apprenticeship can be adjusted to reflect what you already know.
Entry Requirements
Standard entry:
- Level 3 qualification (apprenticeship/A-levels/BTEC, etc)
OR
Equivalent work experience (typically two years in a relevant role)
Plus:
- 5 GCSEs, including English and Maths at Grade 4 (C) or above
- Experience with using Excel (in particular pivot tables and XLookup) and Microsoft products (or similar)
You may also have a combination of qualifications and experience which demonstrate the minimum foundation needed for the programme. In this instance, you could still be considered for the programme.
If you hold international equivalents of the above qualifications, at the time of your application, you must be able to provide an official document that states how your international qualifications compare to the UK qualifications. For more information, please visit the UK ENIC website.
Company Overview
SLG is a design-led international beauty company, creating, manufacturing, and distributing some of the high street's most innovative beauty and male grooming brands.
Benefits
A range of exciting benefits are available!
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90% of QA apprentices secure permanent employment after completing: this is 20% higher than the national average.
Contact Information
The contact for this apprenticeship is:
QA LIMITED
The reference code for this apprenticeship is VAC2000046545.
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