Data Analyst | Bristol (Clifton)
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Job Summary
We are seeking a high-calibre Data Analyst for a prestigious school in Clifton. This full-time permanent role is for an immediate start. The successful candidate will use creative methods to help students achieve academic excellence by providing teachers with detailed progress tracking and intervention data.
About the School Clifton is one of Bristols busiest educational hubs and this school is a fantastic place to work and develop. It is an academically focused workplace where pupils treat others as equals. The leadership team is deeply supportive and has a track record of supporting staff through bespoke professional development.
Responsibilities
Transform raw student data into actionable insights for teaching staff
Create automated reports to track the progress of vulnerable student groups
Support the Senior Leadership Team in preparing for inspections and audits
Use technology to enhance the efficiency of the schools data reporting
Collaborate with colleagues to maintain an inclusive and professional workspace
Qualifications and Experience
Proven experience in a data-heavy analytical role
High standards of professional conduct and communication
A pioneering spirit and a passion for using data to improve outcomes
Must have the right to work in the UK
Salary and Benefits
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Full-time permanent position with supportive leadership
Working in a safe inspiring and high-achieving environment
Supportive and collaborative staff community
How to Apply Ready to take the next step in your data career Submit your CV now for this immediate-start role in Clifton.
Key Skills
- Data Analytics
- Microsoft Access
- SQL
- Power BI
- R
- Data Visualization
- Tableau
- Data Management
- Data Mining
- SAS
- Data Analysis Skills
- Analytics
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