Description
Join the BBC as a Data Analyst Apprentice and kick-start your career in a job you'll love. As a Data Analyst Apprentice, you will work on real projects, learn from industry experts, and help shape a data-driven future. You will develop practical skills in research, analysis, stakeholder engagement, and project delivery while working on real business challenges.
Your key responsibilities and impact will include:
- Working with real data to uncover trends, solve problems, and support decision-making.
- Learning how data helps shape services, projects, and performance across the organisation.
- Developing skills in collecting, analysing, and presenting data, turning information into clear insights.
- Creating reports and visualisations that help colleagues understand and act on data.
- Understanding the importance of data privacy, ethics, and responsible data use.
As part of the Audiences department, apprentices will support the day-to-day delivery of audience insight, research, and analytics projects. They will have opportunities to work with a range of teams and develop experience in both qualitative and quantitative research approaches, digital analytics, audience measurement, and insight communication.
Typical activities may include:
- Supporting the production of regular audience reporting, insight updates, and presentations.
- Assisting with qualitative and quantitative research projects, including questionnaire design, fieldwork preparation, analysis, and reporting.
- Conducting desk research and gathering information from a variety of audience, industry, and market intelligence sources.
- Supporting digital analytics and audience measurement activities, helping to identify trends and patterns in audience behaviour.
- Assisting with project coordination and administration across research, analytics, and strategic insight projects.
- Contributing to the interpretation and communication of audience data and research findings to colleagues across the BBC.
- Working with stakeholders from different teams to understand business questions and support evidence-based decision making.
- Learning how audience insight, research, and analytics are used to shape BBC products, content, and services.
- Developing skills in data literacy, storytelling, presentation, and professional communication.
The BBC offers excellent career and professional development, fair pay and flexible benefits, a competitive salary package, a 35-hour working week, 25 days annual leave, and a range of policies to support your work/life balance.