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IT Data Analyst Apprenticeship

Madison College
Madison , United States
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Tuition Fee
USD 2,094
Per course
Start Date
Medium of studying
Blended
Duration
2 years
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Degree
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Major
Data Analysis | Data Analytics | Data Science
Area of study
Information and Communication Technologies
Education type
Blended
Course Language
English
Tuition Fee
Average International Tuition Fee
USD 2,094
About Program

Program Overview

IT Data Analyst Apprenticeship

Program Overview

This apprenticeship is only for working professionals who are sponsored by their employer. See our Data and Analytics Specialist associate degree if you’re interested in beginning a career in information technology.


Data Analyst Apprenticeship Training

  • 2-year apprenticeship under the hybrid model (both time-based and competency-based)
  • 4,360 total hours
  • 360 hours of paid related instruction
  • Complete the Transition-to-Trainer course in the final year of the apprenticeship

Data Analyst apprenticeship courses are held at the Madison College Truax campus.


How To Get Started on an IT Apprenticeship

  • A potential apprentice must first have an employment opportunity as the basic requirement for any apprenticeship.
  • Each employer has their own requirements for entry into their apprenticeship program.
  • The apprenticeship applicant would need to contact the employer's human resources department to see what apprenticeship opportunities are available.

Once the applicant has found and secured an apprenticeship position, the employer starts the apprenticeship registration process by contacting a Bureau of Apprenticeship Standards (BAS) Representative for their Wisconsin county.


Curriculum and Experience

First Semester

  • Introduction to Databases (3 credits)

Second Semester

  • SQL Database Programming (3 credits)

Third Semester

  • Data Visualization (3 credits)

Fourth Semester

  • Data Engineering (3 credits)

Admission

IT-Data Analyst Apprentice applicants must find an apprenticeship with a sponsoring employer on their own (similar to looking for a job).


Once the applicant has found a position, the employer starts the apprenticeship registration process by contacting a Bureau of Apprenticeship Standards (BAS) Representative for their county.


Minimum Qualifications

  • Be at least 18 years of age
  • Have a high school diploma, GED or equivalency
  • Have a valid government-issued photo identification

Program Details

  • Program Number:
  • Your Degree: Apprenticeship
  • Area of Study: Information Technology
  • Delivery Method: Some Online/Some In Person
  • Estimated Time to Complete: 12 Credits | Finish paid training and class time in 2 years
  • Estimated Program Cost: $2,094.71

Tuition and Fees

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Estimated Program Cost: $2,094.71


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Program Outline

Outline:

  • Semester 1:
  • Introduction to Databases (3 credits)
  • Semester 2:
  • SQL Database Programming (3 credits)
  • Semester 3:
  • Data Visualization (3 credits)

Careers:

  • Data Analyst
  • Reporting Analyst
  • Data Engineer
  • Business Intelligence Analyst
  • Report Writer/Developer
  • Technical Data Analyst
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Madison College, formerly known as Madison Area Technical College, is a public technical college offering a wide range of academic programs and services. It aims to provide students with hands-on learning experiences and prepare them for successful careers or further education.

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Admission Requirements

Entry Requirements:

  • Be at least 18 years of age
  • Have a high school diploma, GED or equivalency
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