627 Data Analyst courses in Belfast delivered Online

Insurance finance demands accuracy, detailed analysis, and a strong grasp of numbers. This mini bundle covers payroll, accounting, forensic accounting, data analysis, and tax—all key skills for anyone involved in insurance financial functions. This bundle offers a solid foundation in how insurance firms manage their accounts and analyse data to detect discrepancies or trends. Whether your role involves payroll, tax reporting, or investigative accounting, these courses deliver clear, focused knowledge that supports decision-making and operational accuracy. Fully online and structured, it avoids jargon and instead provides a direct, practical approach to financial management within insurance. Learning Outcomes: Understand payroll processes within insurance finance environments. Apply accounting principles relevant to insurance operations. Use forensic accounting techniques to investigate financial records. Analyse data to support insurance financial decisions. Gain knowledge of tax regulations affecting insurance firms. Develop skills to support insurance financial reporting accuracy. Who Is This Course For: Insurance finance staff handling payroll and tax duties. Accountants specialising in insurance industry requirements. Data analysts working with insurance financial datasets. Investigators involved in forensic accounting for insurance claims. Tax professionals managing insurance-related tax filings. Payroll officers within insurance companies. Auditors reviewing insurance financial compliance. Students or professionals entering insurance finance roles. Career Path (UK Average Salaries): Insurance Accountant – £35,000 per year Payroll Officer – £28,000 per year Forensic Accountant – £40,000 per year Data Analyst (Insurance) – £33,000 per year Tax Advisor – £38,000 per year Insurance Auditor – £36,000 per year

Discover the power of data science and machine learning with Python! Learn essential techniques, algorithms, and tools to analyze data, build predictive models, and unlock insights. Dive into hands-on projects, from data manipulation to advanced machine learning applications. Elevate your skills and unleash the potential of Python for data-driven decision-making.

Level 7 QLS Endorsed Diploma | 180 CPD Points | +Gifts: QLS Certificate + PDF Certificate | 24/7 Learner Support

Level 7 QLS Endorsed Diploma | 180 CPD Points | +Gifts: QLS Certificate + PDF Certificate | 24/7 Learner Support

This DataCamp Mini Bundle packs five essential tools for anyone serious about making sense of spreadsheets, rows, and numbers. With Data Analysis as the centrepiece, you’ll get to grips with Excel for day-to-day calculations, SQL for managing databases, Python for automation and logic, and MS Word because, let’s face it, people still love reports. Whether you're analysing trends, streamlining reports, or simply learning how to stop Excel from crashing, this bundle sets you up with digital skills that do more than just fill a CV—they help you get work done quicker and cleaner. Learning Outcomes: Learn to analyse datasets using basic and advanced techniques. Use Excel for formulas, formatting, and clear data presentation. Write Python code for tasks like sorting and data handling. Understand SQL commands to manage structured databases efficiently. Create professional documents using MS Word confidently. Combine multiple tools for complete data project workflows. Who Is This Course For: Data enthusiasts looking to sharpen their tech toolset. Analysts wanting to improve their coding and reporting skills. Admin professionals working daily with data-heavy tasks. Graduates preparing for digital and tech-based roles. Freelancers managing reports, forms, and basic automation. Career changers aiming for data-related office roles. Anyone tired of Excel errors and report formatting headaches. People who enjoy clean spreadsheets more than chaos. Career Path: Data Analyst – £38,000/year Python Developer – £45,000/year Database Administrator – £42,000/year Business Intelligence Analyst – £47,000/year Excel Specialist – £33,000/year Reporting Analyst – £36,000/year

Whether you're managing risk or trying to understand the numbers behind business decisions, this mini bundle is built for clarity, not confusion. The courses are neatly arranged to cover essential areas—payroll, forensic accounting, business analysis, data interpretation, and accounting basics. Each topic complements the others, helping you make better-informed business decisions with fewer surprises. From tracing figures to spotting irregularities, this bundle provides a strong base to better assess business insurance from the inside out. You’ll learn how to dissect data, identify financial trends, and interpret business reports with confidence. Ideal for those who appreciate straight facts and useful tools without the usual industry jargon. Learning Outcomes: Understand the essentials of payroll and business accounting. Learn to analyse financial data and business reports. Explore key concepts in forensic accounting techniques. Develop effective business analysis strategies and approaches. Improve confidence in interpreting data for better decisions. Identify risks through accounting and data-driven insights. Who is this Course For: Individuals interested in business insurance foundations. Aspiring professionals in finance or analysis sectors. Office staff needing better understanding of payroll data. Business owners managing their own insurance processes. Students looking to broaden business knowledge quickly. Bookkeepers wanting broader financial analysis exposure. Entrepreneurs seeking clarity in insurance decisions. Anyone aiming to handle numbers without a headache. Career Path: Insurance Analyst – Average Salary: £37,000 Payroll Administrator – Average Salary: £27,000 Forensic Accountant – Average Salary: £52,000 Business Analyst – Average Salary: £46,000 Accounts Assistant – Average Salary: £26,000 Data Analyst – Average Salary: £42,000

This award introduces the critical concepts associated with AI and explores its relationship with the systems and processes that make up the digital ecosystem. It explores how AI can empower organisations to utilise Big Data through the use of Business Analysis and Machine Learning, and encourages candidates to consider a future vision of the world that is powered by AI.

This Level 4 practitioner award encourages individuals in or working towards a leadership role (this could be an IT or technical based-role), and you want to demonstrate modern leadership behaviours to nurture a high-performing team, especially during a time of organisational change.

This Level 4 course encourages individuals in digital and technical roles to enhance their skills by exploring different techniques, formats, and tools to communicate and understand the impact of their communication choices.

Build essential insurance and risk knowledge with Excel, payroll, accounting, data entry, and data analysis courses. Insurance is built on numbers, and risk isn’t just about crystal balls and worst-case scenarios. This mini bundle gets to the point with five streamlined courses covering payroll, accounting, Excel, data entry, and foundational data analysis—keeping things sharp, organised, and to the point. Designed with the modern insurance desk in mind, this selection strengthens your grip on the tools that matter. Whether you're crunching claims figures or analysing trends in a spreadsheet, this is the bundle that knows risk isn’t risky when your data game is tight. No drama, no filler—just structured insight into key support functions behind risk and insurance roles. Learning Outcomes: Develop accurate payroll knowledge for insurance workplaces. Gain accounting insights relevant to insurance workflows. Understand how to manage data entry in risk settings. Improve Excel handling for risk and claims analysis. Apply structured data analysis to insurance processes. Learn digital functions that support insurance decisions. Who Is This Course For: Insurance assistants looking to enhance desk skills. Admin staff working in policy and claims teams. Entry-level data handlers in insurance offices. Team members using Excel daily in insurance settings. Payroll staff working in risk-sensitive roles. Account handlers needing back-end knowledge. Risk assistants aiming for confident data handling. Professionals brushing up on digital insurance support tools. Career Path (UK Average Salaries): Insurance Data Analyst – £32,000 per year Risk Administrator – £27,000 per year Claims Processor – £24,000 per year Payroll Coordinator – £28,000 per year Junior Accountant – £26,500 per year Excel and Reporting Clerk – £25,000 per year