Junior / Trainee AI Data Engineer

Junior / Trainee AI Data Engineer

Salary £30,000 - £60,000

Get Certified, Get Noticed, Get Hired (No Experience Needed)

Every AI tool, dashboard, and business decision relies on data, and employers are struggling to find enough qualified professionals. Experienced AI Data Engineers earn upwards of £58,000, and demand is growing as AI spreads across every sector.

Newto Training's AI Data Engineer Career Programme is built to get you from beginner to job-ready professional with a job guarantee or 100% of course fees refunded.

The Training:

• 8 modules: Excel, SQL, Python, Tableau, Power BI, Azure AI Fundamentals, AI Business Professional, and Microsoft 365 Copilot & Agent Administration
• 4 Microsoft certifications: PL-300, AI-901, AB-730, and AB-900
• Live instructor-led classes with industry experts
• Real-world projects and hands-on Microsoft live labs

The Support:

• Dedicated mentors from day one
• CV masterclass with a Career Coach
• Interview preparation and access to our employer network

Who Should Apply:
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Graduates, career changers, school and uni leavers, returners, and Armed Forces leavers. No experience needed.

Why Choose This Programme? xwwtmva

• Rated 5 stars on Trustpilot by 700+ reviewers
• 98% of students secure a role upon graduation
• 96% first-time exam pass rate
• Trusted by Microsoft, CompTIA, and Forescout
• Alumni working at Barclays, HSBC, Sky, NHS, and more
• Flexible learning: one year of 24/7 access to all training material, with an average completion time of 6-8 months alongside full-time work or study
• No experience required: whatever your background, previous studies, or work history, we can help you launch the career you want
• Job guarantee: secure a role on completion, or get 100% of your course fees back

Apply now and take the first step into one of the UK's fastest-growing fields.

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