A community that lasts
You join a cohort learning the same thing at the same time — and a network of alumni who have already done it. Both stay with you after graduation.
Learn SQL, Python and Power BI in as little as two months. Build a portfolio on real datasets, with live teaching and career support that starts on day one.
Most of our students have never written a line of code. What they share is a reason to learn.
Learn data skills to make sense of a project, a hobby or a side business you already care about.
Arrive with a dataset or an idea and leave with a working analysis or a dashboard people use.
Build the fundamentals and the portfolio you need to land a first role in data.
Bring data fluency back to your team and stop waiting on someone else for every number.
Around 400 hours of project-based learning, from your very first query to a capstone you can show an employer.
Before the course starts you work through guided tutorials at your own pace, so everyone arrives on the same footing.
What you'll be able to do
The analyst workflow end to end: framing a question, finding the data, cleaning it, and defending the answer.
What you'll be able to do
Query relational databases with confidence, from simple filters to window functions and multi-table joins.
What you'll be able to do
Get data out of the tools your business already uses, and stop repeating the same manual export every week.
What you'll be able to do
Turn an analysis into something a stakeholder can read in ten seconds — and trust enough to act on.
What you'll be able to do
Move past the limits of spreadsheets: explore, reshape and model data with the Python data stack.
What you'll be able to do
Two weeks on a real partner dataset, in a small team, ending in a presentation to the people who own the data.
What you'll be able to do
Runs alongside the course and continues after it: portfolio reviews, mock interviews and introductions.
What you'll be able to do
Where our data analytics graduates land, based on the roles they report back to us.
Pick the route that fits your situation — we will help you work out which one applies.
What is available depends on where you live and how you work. Our admissions team goes through the options with you before you commit to anything.
Covers all 400 hours of teaching, the platform, project weeks and lifetime career services. No hidden materials fee.
Talk about financingInstalment plans start at $420/month.
Cohorts are capped so every student gets teacher time. Seats are released a few months ahead.
The things people ask us most often before they apply.
No. Most students start with none at all. The preparation work covers the basics before the course begins, so everyone arrives ready for day one.
Full-time is roughly 45 hours a week for two months. Part-time is around 20 hours a week across six months, built to fit alongside a job.
Yes. Every course runs online with live classes — you join real sessions with a teacher and work in small groups, from wherever you are.
Teaching assistants are available throughout the day, sessions are recorded, and you can repeat a module in a later cohort at no cost.
You keep lifetime access to the course material, the alumni network and career services — including future updates to the curriculum.
Why Renas Academy
The things students tell us made the difference, in their words as much as ours.
You join a cohort learning the same thing at the same time — and a network of alumni who have already done it. Both stay with you after graduation.
Full-time in two months, or part-time over six while you keep working. Fully online either way, with the same curriculum and teachers.
Every module ends in something you can show. You graduate with work built on real datasets, not tutorial exercises.
Coaching starts in week one, not after you finish: portfolio reviews, mock interviews and warm introductions.
Track progress, replay any lesson, and keep access to every update we ship to the course — for life, at no extra cost.
Alumni
“I went from spreadsheets to building the dashboards our whole team now runs on. The projects felt real from the first week.”
“The SQL and Python modules alone paid for the course. Career coaching made the job search far less lonely than I expected.”
“Coming from marketing, I was sure I was not technical enough. Eight weeks later I was the one leading our reporting.”