Data Bootcamp
Week 2: Traditional BI skills
Every system you use will export to Excel or CSV, so being competent in Excel and Power BI is key. Master the fundamentals with real, hands-on, finance-grade exercises: XLOOKUP, IFS, pivot tables, statistics, Power Query and VBA, then Power BI, often called a “citizen developer” tool because it lets ordinary people work at developer level. You leave with portfolio work and the exact wording used on top-end CVs.
Week 2 “Why Power BI” statistics block:
Vito's notes include a list of Power BI market statistics. They need a named source and date each, or should be removed (see section 12).
Appendix A: Data Bootcamp FAQs
Week 2: Traditional BI skills
Week 2: Excel & Power BI
What Excel skills will I learn?
XLOOKUP, IFS, pivot tables, statistics, Power Query, VBA, automation techniques and real-world, finance-grade exercises.
What Power BI skills will I learn?
Data modelling, DAX fundamentals, dashboard automation, Power Query and real business use cases, aligned to the wording used on top-end CVs.
Why is Power BI included?
Because it is widely used by large organisations and is in demand on job specifications. [VERIFY: add sourced statistics or leave this general]
Will I build portfolio projects?
Yes: two real projects based on actual commercial tasks, designed to be CV-ready and interview-ready.
Practical & admin
What do I need to join?
A laptop, an internet connection and 1.5 hours a week. Slides, materials, tasks and guidance are provided.
What is the cost?
£320. Pay in one go or weekly. The weekly option was introduced for people early in their careers, with payment due two working days before each week starts.
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