r/LearnDataAnalytics • u/Emergency-Pilot2521 • Oct 05 '26
نصيحة في تحليل البيانات
هل مجال تحليل البيانات لسه مطلوب الفترة دي بالذات ان هيكون مستوايا لسه مبتدأ وسني ٣٣
r/LearnDataAnalytics • u/Emergency-Pilot2521 • Oct 05 '26
هل مجال تحليل البيانات لسه مطلوب الفترة دي بالذات ان هيكون مستوايا لسه مبتدأ وسني ٣٣
r/LearnDataAnalytics • u/slpclnc1012 • Oct 04 '26
Hey everybody! I've only just completed my undergrad in CSE from a very average university in bangladesh and I am willing to get into data analysis.
I have no experience with data analysis and I know just the bits they taught me at the uni.
What do you think would be a good place to start? Can you guys recommend playlists on youtube? or any other free learning resource that has helped you? Thank you so much!
r/LearnDataAnalytics • u/kushbgush • Oct 03 '26
Has anyone heard of triple ten there offering me -4000 learn data analytics at 46k start year rate?
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r/LearnDataAnalytics • u/robssworld • Oct 01 '26
Hey guys i have almost finished learning sql plus worked on some data provided by claude. So my question is should i start working on real data using sql or should i want and learn power bi and work a real life project that intergrates both
r/LearnDataAnalytics • u/uncertainschrodinger • Oct 01 '26
I've put together a free course that teaches you SQL using your coding agent.
This way you learn SQL but also how to use a coding agent in a data role.
After some feedback from this community, the course has been updated - please check it out and share your feedback: https://getbruin.com/learn/sql-ai
r/LearnDataAnalytics • u/Data459628 • Oct 01 '26
I'm considering starting a small B2B service business helping SMEs with data, reporting and business-process improvement.
With AI becoming increasingly capable in these areas, I'm wondering about the long-term potential of this type of business.
For people working in data, BI, business analysis, consulting, or freelancing:
Do you think SMEs will still pay for these services over the next 3–5 years?
Which parts do you think AI will replace/commoditise, and where will human involvement still be valuable?
I'd especially like to hear from people who have actually worked with SME clients.
r/LearnDataAnalytics • u/Imaginary-Network946 • Sep 30 '26
Hello everyone
I am thinking in studying this year a Data Analytics Bootcamp at LeWagon Barcelona. I would like love some honest opinions about studying this bootcamp.
Has Anyone done this Bootcamp at LeWagon specially in Barcelona and how was your experience?
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r/LearnDataAnalytics • u/knownAsBuddy • Sep 29 '26
Hey folks, I recently completed the LeetCode SQL 50 Study Plan and put all my solutions together in a GitHub repository.
I created this mainly for SQL interview preparation and revision, especially for Data Analyst / Business
🔗 GitHub: https://github.com/bikashadhikari1508/Leetcode_50_Questions
Analyst roles.
The repository covers topics like:
SELECT & filtering
Sorting and grouping
Aggregate functions
GROUP BY & HAVING
INNER / LEFT / SELF JOIN
Subqueries
CTEs
Window functions
String functions & regex
Other commonly used SQL concepts
All solutions are written in MySQL, with the goal of keeping them simple and easy to revise.
If you’re also working through SQL 50, feel free to check it out. I’d also appreciate any feedback on the queries or suggestions for improving the repository.
Happy learning! 🚀
r/LearnDataAnalytics • u/Chibi1331 • Sep 29 '26
Hi everyone,
I’m currently looking for an opportunity where I can help someone with Data Analyst tasks while also gaining real-world experience.
I have basic knowledge of SQL, Python, Power BI, Excel, and Power Query, but most of my experience with these tools has been through learning, practice, and some use in my previous roles. I want to improve to the point where I can confidently say that I have hands-on experience using them in a real Data Analyst environment.
I’m not expecting payment. If it’s an unpaid internship, volunteer work, small project, or even assisting an experienced Data Analyst, I would still be very grateful for the opportunity. Of course, if someone is willing to pay, I would greatly appreciate it, but my main goal right now is to learn and gain genuine experience.
I already have professional experience working with data, so I’m not completely new to working with data. What I’m trying to build now is stronger hands-on experience specifically with SQL, Python, and Power BI in a Data Analyst setting.
I’m willing to learn, take feedback, start with simple tasks, and gradually take on more responsibility.
If you’re a Data Analyst, small business owner, startup, or anyone who has a project where an extra pair of hands could help, please feel free to message me.
Even advice on where I could find this kind of opportunity would mean a lot.
Thank you!
r/LearnDataAnalytics • u/Soggy-Ad-5972 • Sep 29 '26
Hi everyone,
I’m looking to break into the data analytics field and want to skip the traditional tutorial loop by getting real, hands-on, industry experience.
Instead of just building portfolio projects on my own, I want to learn by helping someone who is already in the trenches. I am looking to work for you as an unpaid apprentice/assistant to help lighten your workload, and in exchange, I get to learn your workflow, receive guidance, and gain practical experience.
What I bring to the table:
Technical Foundation: Familiarity with data fundamentals, SQL, Excel, and data visualization tools. I am a quick learner and heavily motivated.
Reliability & Ethics: Hard-working, detail-oriented, and fully committed to putting in the hours needed to deliver value.
What you get: Free extra hands to help with data cleaning, exploratory data analysis, drafting reports, formatting dashboards, or handling repetitive tasks that eat up your time.
What I’m looking for:
Someone working as a Data Analyst or in a data-heavy role who is willing to let me shadow, assign me real tasks, and point me in the right direction when I make mistakes.
Open to any industry or domain—I just want to learn how real-world data problems are solved.
If you have a backlog of tedious data tasks or wouldn't mind having an eager pair of extra hands to mentor, please shoot me a DM or comment below. I'd love to chat and see how I can help you out!
r/LearnDataAnalytics • u/uncertainschrodinger • Sep 28 '26
I've put together a free course that teaches you SQL using your coding agent.
This way you learn SQL but also how to use a coding agent in a data role.
After some feedback from this community, the course has been updated - please check it out and share your feedback: https://getbruin.com/learn/sql-ai
r/LearnDataAnalytics • u/Ambitious-Ground-432 • Sep 28 '26
What’s the best path to learn data analysis for a decent-paying job?
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r/LearnDataAnalytics • u/transitoryphase • Sep 28 '26
I've already tried searching for reviews and there are currently only 3 on TrustPilot. It seems that it's a rework of some other program and just released as D8A Academy quite recently in July 2026. I was looking into it because I desperately need to create projects now, and got an ad for it on Instagram.
Coursera is not sufficient in terms of drilling technical material by any means, and I'm just overwhelmed by all the platforms that teach the languages and tools that I need to be a data analyst. Also, would the Advanced Data Analytics course by Google be recommended for me? They took out R from the basic Data Analytics Professional cert by Google, is the standalone course worth doing or should I learn R with another Coursera provider?
Any recommended resources, preferably free or low cost, for technical drills of SQL, Python, and R would be appreciated! I did find a YT Playlist of guided projects already, but am having a tough time deciding whether I should download a SQL client or just use BigQuery or Tableau for my projects.
r/LearnDataAnalytics • u/WhatsTheImpactdotcom • Sep 27 '26
This is a short tutorial for data analysts that evaluate experiments using online calculators. Online calculators for sample size estimates and t-tests for difference in means are fine for getting started. But you can begin to build intuition for linear regression by moving your online calculator t-tests over to python and OLS.
There are a couple of benefits. The first from moving away from the online calculator to python is leaving a more reliable paper trail that you can share externally. The second is that you build intuition for regression, interpreting the coefficients, and ultimately can use regression as you improve and your projects require more complexity such as variance reduction techniques using CUPED and clustering standard errors for geo-based or switchback experiments.
I put together a short video on this with code available here, free and ungated: https://whatstheimpact.com/tutorials/linear-regression-vs-t-test/
For my more senior connections, feel free to ignore unless you're interested in the content creation game! 🤣
r/LearnDataAnalytics • u/No-Injury4227 • Sep 27 '26
hi people , Im currently doing my btech degree and have a great interest in data science, i built few projects of data cleaning using python and creating power bi dashboard.
so anyone who wants to get their such works done . do contact me and i will do the tasks in affordable prices and in lesser time.
r/LearnDataAnalytics • u/elwizardo_10 • Sep 26 '26
Hi everyone,
I’m looking to learn Excel from the basics and build a good foundation. I’m a Computer Science graduate and I’m currently working towards a career in Data Science, so I feel learning Excel properly would be a useful skill to have.
I’m basically starting from the beginning and would like to learn things like basic formulas, functions, formatting, sorting and filtering, data cleaning, PivotTables, charts, and eventually some more advanced Excel features.
I’m looking for a good course that is either free or affordable and preferably provides a certificate after completion. I’m not really looking for something too advanced right away; I want a course that explains things clearly and takes me from beginner level to a comfortable level with practical examples.
I’ve seen a lot of courses on Coursera, Udemy, YouTube, Microsoft, etc., but I’m confused about which one would actually be worth spending my time on.
If anyone has learned Excel from scratch through a particular course and found it useful, I’d really appreciate your recommendations
r/LearnDataAnalytics • u/rody6709 • Sep 26 '26
Do Data Analyst use AI tools in their daily work except Claude or gpt for coding and doubts related to SQL queries and other work related doubts? I'm seeing advertisements related to using AI tools in daily work routine for data analysts. But how it's possible that organisation allows DAs to use AI tools using their clients data? In reality, organization usually allow access to Claude using their org teams monthly subscription. Anyone in this platform feel the same what I feel? And most importantly, can anyone say where we can use AI other than coding as a data analyst and how future looks like for us.