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EduConnect Rwanda Opens Applications for Data Analysis Training with Excel and Power BI

By ISHIMWE Jean Claude•about 2 months ago•3 min read
EduConnect Rwanda Opens Applications for Data Analysis Training with Excel and Power BI

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  • EduConnect Rwanda is hosting a "Mastering Data Analysis with Advanced Excel & Power BI Weekend Training" bootcamp.
  • The practical program will run from August 15 to September 5, 2026, in Kigali and online, focusing on database management, data querying, modeling, dashboard development, and business intelligence reporting.
  • It is open to students, graduates, professionals, and entrepreneurs interested in developing real-world data analysis skills.
  • Participants will gain hands-on experience, career guidance, networking opportunities, and a professional certificate upon completion.
  • The training costs 40,000 RWF, and attendees are required to bring their own laptops.

As Rwanda continues to embrace digital transformation, data analysis has become one of the most sought-after skills across industries. From businesses and financial institutions to healthcare and government agencies, organizations are increasingly relying on data to make informed decisions and improve services.

To help equip more people with these in-demand skills, EduConnect Rwanda has opened applications for its Mastering Data Analysis with Advanced Excel & Power BI Weekend Training, a practical bootcamp designed to prepare participants for today's data-driven workplace.

Practical Training for Real-World Data Skills

The programme will run from 15 August to 5 September 2026 through weekend sessions at Centenary House, Momodi 2nd Floor, Kigali, with an online participation option also available.

According to EduConnect Rwanda, the bootcamp is designed to help participants build practical skills in database management, data querying, data preparation, data modelling, dashboard development, and business intelligence reporting using Microsoft Excel and Power BI.

Participants will also learn advanced Excel techniques such as data cleaning, PivotTables, interactive dashboards, and automation before applying their knowledge to real-world projects and case studies. The hands-on approach aims to give learners practical experience that can be applied in professional environments.

Open to Learners, Professionals and Entrepreneurs

The training is open to university students, recent graduates, researchers, business professionals, entrepreneurs, and anyone interested in developing practical data analysis and business intelligence skills.

Beyond technical training, participants will benefit from live instructor-led sessions, career guidance, networking opportunities, and a professional certificate upon successful completion of the programme. Classes will take place on weekends from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., and participants are required to bring their own laptops.

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The programme fee is 40,000 RWF, and EduConnect Rwanda encourages early applications as places are limited.

Supporting Rwanda's Digital Workforce

As Rwanda's digital economy continues to grow, employers are placing greater value on professionals who can collect, analyse, and interpret data to support better decision-making. Training initiatives such as this bootcamp help bridge the gap between academic learning and workplace demands by providing practical, industry-relevant skills.

For aspiring data professionals, entrepreneurs, and career changers, the programme offers an opportunity to strengthen their technical expertise while contributing to Rwanda's growing digital and innovation ecosystem.

Source: https://educonnectrwanda.netlify.app/bootcamps



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