Hi all. Please review my post career plan essay. I am applying for MSc Business Analytics for Chevening
My work experience working as a business analyst piqued my interest in analytics. I work with vast amounts of data to create solutions to a wide range of issues, and I would like to build a successful career in this field. I believe this master's programme will help me build a stronger foundation for this while the fast growth of Kenya's technological sector will allow me an excellent path achieve my career plan.
One of the UK's top priorities in Kenya is to improve the investment climate, market development, trade and access to finance. Recently, during her visit to Kenya, the British prime minister announced innovation partnerships between the UK and Kenya to be established to enable UK entrepreneurs to collaborate with the Kenyan counterparts at the cutting edge of technology. As a Kenyan citizen, I am committed to being part of this partnership. The plans to drive the UK priorities in Kenya will involve bringing together the best of British talent to offer tailored support to businesses and entrepreneurs across all industries. In Kenya, as much as there has been production of huge amounts of data, there is limited talent to analyse it and form insights to drive economic development, hence the over reliance on expatriates. My return back home will undeniably add to the pool of analysts in the country.
After graduation, I will apply for a senior analyst position at a consultancy firm such as McKinsey. I will use skills developed from my masters to provide data-driven insights which will help direct new investment to the right projects.
I will leverage on big data to connect global investors and drive investment to Kenya. From collecting and analyzing large groups of data, I will provide transparency to UK companies on the industries in which they should invest and give them confidence to do business in the Kenyan market hence jumpstarting the economic development process. After two years, i would like to work at the Commonwealth Development Corporation where i will continue to use data to drive investment decisions to profitable yet development oriented sectors, as well as recommend solutions to grow and turn around failing businesses.
Additionally, I will work actively with the Global Give Back Circle, in which I am a mentor, to promote technical courses, which are still thought to be a reserve of male students, more so technology and data analytics among the girls. Through the Chevening networks I form I will be able to start an arm to support this.
A career as a business analyst will develop my authority as a leading influencer and contributor in this field.
In the long term, I would like to get involved in policy making either on advisory capacity or as an analyst in the government. From my years of experience, I will have the ability provide leaders with facts on current drivers as opposed to past performance insights, which will elevate public policy making.
career as a business analyst
My work experience working as a business analyst piqued my interest in analytics. I work with vast amounts of data to create solutions to a wide range of issues, and I would like to build a successful career in this field. I believe this master's programme will help me build a stronger foundation for this while the fast growth of Kenya's technological sector will allow me an excellent path achieve my career plan.
One of the UK's top priorities in Kenya is to improve the investment climate, market development, trade and access to finance. Recently, during her visit to Kenya, the British prime minister announced innovation partnerships between the UK and Kenya to be established to enable UK entrepreneurs to collaborate with the Kenyan counterparts at the cutting edge of technology. As a Kenyan citizen, I am committed to being part of this partnership. The plans to drive the UK priorities in Kenya will involve bringing together the best of British talent to offer tailored support to businesses and entrepreneurs across all industries. In Kenya, as much as there has been production of huge amounts of data, there is limited talent to analyse it and form insights to drive economic development, hence the over reliance on expatriates. My return back home will undeniably add to the pool of analysts in the country.
After graduation, I will apply for a senior analyst position at a consultancy firm such as McKinsey. I will use skills developed from my masters to provide data-driven insights which will help direct new investment to the right projects.
I will leverage on big data to connect global investors and drive investment to Kenya. From collecting and analyzing large groups of data, I will provide transparency to UK companies on the industries in which they should invest and give them confidence to do business in the Kenyan market hence jumpstarting the economic development process. After two years, i would like to work at the Commonwealth Development Corporation where i will continue to use data to drive investment decisions to profitable yet development oriented sectors, as well as recommend solutions to grow and turn around failing businesses.
Additionally, I will work actively with the Global Give Back Circle, in which I am a mentor, to promote technical courses, which are still thought to be a reserve of male students, more so technology and data analytics among the girls. Through the Chevening networks I form I will be able to start an arm to support this.
A career as a business analyst will develop my authority as a leading influencer and contributor in this field.
In the long term, I would like to get involved in policy making either on advisory capacity or as an analyst in the government. From my years of experience, I will have the ability provide leaders with facts on current drivers as opposed to past performance insights, which will elevate public policy making.