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Next cohort starts 25 September 2026Enrolment closes 1 October 2026Limited seats

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Reporting AnalystAnalytics Automation Lead

Excel or spreadsheet analysis, SQL basics, dashboards, data interpretation and business reporting.

What's changing in this role

Recurring reports and simple data requests are increasingly answered by natural-language tools. Value moves to defining metrics, data quality and explaining what numbers mean.

What you carry over

  • + Knowing where the data is wrong
  • + Business context behind each metric
  • + Stakeholder trust

Who it is for

Built for people like you.

  • MIS and reporting executives
  • Graduates targeting analyst roles
  • Operations and finance staff who work with data

Skills covered

What you will practise.

  • Spreadsheet analysis
  • SQL basics
  • Dashboards
  • Data cleaning
  • Data interpretation
  • Business reporting
  • AI-assisted analytics

30-day overview

Every day, planned.

Four weekly phases of daily problems, an assessment after each week, and mock interviews on Days 29–30. Open a week to see what is covered.

Week 1Days 1–7FoundationsSpreadsheet and data foundationsCore analysis skills, and what self-serve AI tools now handle.
  1. Day 1Cleaning a messy datasetFix duplicates, blanks and inconsistent formats in sales data.
  2. Day 2Lookups and pivotsAnswer five business questions with lookups and pivot tables.
  3. Day 3Choosing the right chartVisualise the same data three ways and pick the clearest.
  4. Day 4Metric definitionsDefine 'active customer' so two teams agree.
  5. Day 5Asking AI about dataUse an AI tool to analyse a sheet and verify its answers.
  6. Day 6What self-serve tools answerAudit a report pack for what AI can already produce.
  7. Day 7Weekly assessment: Report pack auditAudit a reporting pack for what a self-serve tool answers, and what still needs an analyst.Practical task + short written reasoning, scored against a rubric
Week 2Days 8–14Practical executionSQL and metric ownershipQuerying data yourself and owning definitions so answers stay consistent.
  1. Day 8SELECT, WHERE, GROUP BYQuery an orders table to answer weekly sales questions.
  2. Day 9JOINsCombine customers and orders without double counting.
  3. Day 10Data quality checksWrite queries that catch missing and invalid records.
  4. Day 11Contested metricResolve two conflicting revenue numbers.
  5. Day 12Semantic layer basicsDocument metrics so AI tools answer consistently.
  6. Day 13Writing the insightTurn a table of numbers into three clear sentences.
  7. Day 14Weekly assessment: Metric defenceDefine a contested metric and defend the definition with SQL evidence.Practical task + short written reasoning, scored against a rubric
Week 3Days 15–21Real-world problem solvingDashboards and automationBuilding dashboards and replacing manual reporting cycles.
  1. Day 15KPI dashboardBuild a one-page dashboard for a sales head.
  2. Day 16Automating a monthly reportReplace a manual copy-paste process with a repeatable one.
  3. Day 17Anomaly investigationExplain a sudden 30% drop in sign-ups.
  4. Day 18Generated narrativesDraft commentary with AI and correct what it gets wrong.
  5. Day 19Stakeholder request triageHandle five conflicting data requests.
  6. Day 20Presenting findingsPresent an analysis to a non-technical audience.
  7. Day 21Weekly assessment: Automated cycleReplace one manual reporting cycle with an automated pipeline.Practical task + short written reasoning, scored against a rubric
Week 4Days 22–28Portfolio and interview readinessGovernance and portfolioData quality, trust and packaging your analysis work.
  1. Day 22Data lineageDocument where each dashboard number comes from.
  2. Day 23Guardrails for AI answersDecide which questions AI tools may answer.
  3. Day 24Business caseUse data to recommend a decision.
  4. Day 25Portfolio: dashboardFinalise and document your dashboard project.
  5. Day 26Portfolio: walkthroughPresent your analysis in 5 minutes.
  6. Day 27Interview drill: case studySolve a data case study under time pressure.
  7. Day 28Weekly assessment: Governed systemPresent a governed, automated reporting system.Practical task + short written reasoning, scored against a rubric
Days 29–30Mock interviews for Reporting AnalystTechnical, scenario and behavioural rounds with written feedback. Topics: Excel/Sheets functions, SQL, Dashboards and visualisation, Data cleaning, Business case studies, Communicating insights.

Weekly assessment previews

Four checkpoints. Real feedback.

  1. After Day 7Report pack auditAudit a reporting pack for what a self-serve tool answers, and what still needs an analyst.
  2. After Day 14Metric defenceDefine a contested metric and defend the definition with SQL evidence.
  3. After Day 21Automated cycleReplace one manual reporting cycle with an automated pipeline.
  4. After Day 28Governed systemPresent a governed, automated reporting system.

Expected outcomes

What you will be able to do.

  • Clean and analyse data in spreadsheets
  • Write SQL queries to answer business questions
  • Build clear dashboards
  • Define and defend metrics
  • Communicate insights to stakeholders

Role-specific projects

Evidence you can show.

  • KPI dashboard built on cleaned data with SQL queries
  • Automated monthly report with metric definitions and data-quality checks

Interview preparation & mock interviews

Practise the questions Reporting Analyst interviews actually ask.

Preparation runs through Week 4. Mock interviews happen on Days 29 and 30, with written feedback.

  • Excel/Sheets functions
  • SQL
  • Dashboards and visualisation
  • Data cleaning
  • Business case studies
  • Communicating insights
  • Technical

    What is the difference between an INNER JOIN and a LEFT JOIN?

  • Technical

    How would you find duplicate records in a table?

  • Scenario

    Sales dropped 20% last month. How do you investigate?

  • Scenario

    Two teams report different revenue numbers. What do you do?

30-Day Job Readiness Program · Reporting Analyst

₹14,999

Cohort starts 25 September 2026. Cohort size is limited because every weekly assessment and mock interview gets individual feedback.

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