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Diploma in Data Analytics or Analysis (Be Microsoft OFFICE Certificate (Microsoft O Data & Analytics

Diploma in Data Analytics or Analysis (Be Microsoft OFFICE Certificate (Microsoft O

This four-month diploma blends data analysis with Microsoft Office certification. You'll master advanced Excel and data-analysis techniques, learn to clean and report on real data, and earn a recognised Microsoft credential. It's a practical, employable entry into the analytics field.

Duration
4 Months
Format
Live 1-on-1
Level
Professional
Certificate
Osian NSDC Microsoft
Overview

What this course is about

Data becomes useful when a decision-maker can trust the question, the cleaning and the explanation. This Diploma in Data Analytics with Microsoft Office Certificate introduces that process through live one-on-one classes. You will use spreadsheet formulas, tables, filters, charts and basic dashboard thinking to turn everyday business records into readable findings. The data analytics course online suits beginners after 12th, office executives and professionals who want practical reporting skills without starting with advanced programming.

Practice datasets can represent sales, attendance, expenses, inventory or customer enquiries. You will correct inconsistent labels, handle blanks, calculate totals and averages, compare categories, identify trends and choose a chart that does not mislead. Microsoft Office tools are used for worksheet structure, presentation and documentation. The certificate component describes course preparation and completion support, not an automatic official Microsoft credential or examination inclusion.

Your project can finish with a clean Excel workbook, a summary dashboard and a short presentation that explains three useful observations. The teacher reviews formulas, source assumptions, visual hierarchy and the wording of your conclusion. Flexible 7 AM to 9 PM or weekend timings, certificate and placement support through resume help, mock interviews and referrals make the course approachable for job seekers and working professionals building evidence of analytical thinking.

By the end

What you’ll be able to do

  • Clean spreadsheet data by resolving blanks, labels, duplicates and formatting issues
  • Apply Excel formulas, conditional logic, lookups and summary calculations
  • Build pivot tables and charts that answer a defined business question
  • Design a compact dashboard with readable filters and visual hierarchy
  • Present findings with assumptions, evidence and an actionable conclusion
  • Explain the preparation route for Microsoft Office related certification goals
Syllabus

How the course flows

  1. 1
    Data FoundationsWeeks 1–3

    Data types, spreadsheets and thinking analytically.

  2. 2
    Querying & WranglingWeeks 4–6

    Pulling and cleaning data with SQL and tools.

  3. 3
    VisualisationWeeks 7–9

    Dashboards in Power BI / Tableau that tell a story.

  4. 4
    Statistics & InsightWeeks 10–12

    Core statistics and drawing sound conclusions.

  5. 5
    Analytics ProjectWeeks 13–16

    An end-to-end analysis on a real dataset.

Toolkit

Tools you’ll use

  • Excel
  • SQL
  • Power BI
  • Tableau
  • Python (pandas)
Audience

Who this course is for

  • Beginners after 12th seeking an office-ready analytics foundation
  • Administrative executives preparing recurring reports
  • Sales and operations staff working with spreadsheet records
  • Job seekers building an Excel analytics portfolio project
  • Professionals who want reporting skills before learning Python
Where it leads

Roles this opens up

  • Reporting Executive

    Produces recurring operational reports and checks source data for obvious issues.

  • MIS Analyst Trainee

    Builds spreadsheet summaries and dashboards for managers and business teams.

  • Data Support Associate

    Organises routine datasets and communicates basic trends to stakeholders.

Questions

Before you enrol

No, the initial pathway uses Microsoft Office and spreadsheet analysis rather than programming. Learners can later add SQL or Python after becoming comfortable with data questions and clean records.

No, the course supports Microsoft Office skill development and certificate preparation. Check Microsoft's current certification route, exam requirements and fees separately if you want a vendor credential.

A practical project can use sales, attendance, inventory or expense data to produce a cleaned workbook and dashboard. You will also practise explaining the findings in a short business presentation.

This version emphasises beginner-friendly Excel reporting, data cleaning and Office workflows. The advanced option moves further into complex analysis, richer tools and more demanding datasets.

A recent desktop version of Excel is preferred, with access to standard formulas, pivot tables and charts. Features vary by edition, so the teacher can suggest a compatible setup after understanding your system.

Yes, anonymised work-like datasets can make the exercises immediately relevant to MIS, sales or operations reporting. Do not share confidential employer data in a live class.