Description

With brands like Lloyds Bank, Halifax and Bank of Scotland, our Group is the largest digital bank in the UK. And with it comes some of the biggest data resources of any company in the country.

As an apprentice, you can help us generate the insights that drive our journey. All while gaining the skills and experience you need to become a qualified Data Analyst.

The essentials:
Salary: £24,539 (outside London); £31,882 (London)
Hours: 35 hours per week
Working pattern: At least two days per week at one of our office sites (so you’ll need to be able to commute to one of the locations above)

What you’ll be doing:
You’ll be based within our Risk teams, which works to protect our 22 million customers and keep our Group safe, successful and sustainable. Learning from our experts, you’ll analyse and report on data, sharing the insights with colleagues to help them make decisions about the money we lend and the performance of our business.

What you’ll get:
From data extraction to learning statistical programming languages to creating great data products, you’ll cover all the fundamentals of data analysis and how to communicate the stories within it. Meaning after around 18 months, you’ll know how to extract, manipulate, model, visualise and present data to provide useful insights into our business.

You’ll also get a salary, excellent benefits, all the support you need to help you complete your apprenticeship qualification and a career that’s full of possibilities.

What you’ll need:
If you live in England or Wales:
• GCSEs in English and Maths at grades 4 or above (or equivalent). If you don’t have these, you’ll need to complete a Maths and English qualification alongside your apprenticeship.
• One or more A-Levels in a STEM (Science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) subject at grade C or above.

If you live in Scotland:
• National 5 qualifications in English and Maths at grades 1 or above (or equivalent). If you don’t have these, you’ll need to complete a Maths and English qualification alongside your apprenticeship.
• One or more Higher qualifications in a STEM (Science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) subject at grade C or above.

It’s not just about exam results, however. We’re also looking for passion, personality, great team working skills and an eagerness to learn too. If you’re a problems solver with an analytical mind and an interest in numbers, this could be the perfect opportunity.