SSG Jobs-Skills Research & Analytics Traineeship [GRIT@Gov]

What The Role IsThe Graduate Industry Traineeship Programme within the Public Service (GRIT@Gov) aims to provide fresh graduates with opportunities to gain industry-relevant skills and experience that can strengthen their employability to take up full time roles in the sector.Join the SkillsFuture Singapore Agency as a Jobs-Skills Research & Analytics Trainee in the Jobs-Skills Insights Division (JSID). Trainees will have the opportunity to be involved in the end-to-end production of jobs-skills insights that are either published on SSG’s Jobs-Skills Portal or are used to support data-driven policy and planning efforts. Trainees can sharpen competencies in research and methodology development, analytical thinking and statistical reasoning, data storytelling and insights communication.What You Will Be Working OnConceptualise lines-of-inquiry and develop analytical methodologies as a team, demonstrating research and analysis competenciesPrepare and structure data for analysis using programming languages such as Python or SQL, developing technical competencies in data management, processing, and validationTranslate data and analytical insights into clear, compelling, and actionable narratives for diverse audiences including individuals, enterprises, education providers, and policymakersCreate data visualisations to support insights and disseminate the insights via specific channels and formats, engaging various user groups and collecting feedback to enhance the relevance and impact of research outputs Conduct literature reviews and landscape studies to support research and development on jobs and skills, building foundational knowledge in quantitative and qualitative research methods What We Are Looking ForRelevant academic background or training in Business Analytics, Statistics, Economics, Data Science and Analytics, or related fieldsTechnical Skills: Python, SQL, statistical analysis (regression), and data visualisation (Tableau)Research Capabilities: Quantitative and qualitative research methods, literature reviews, and analytical methodology developmentCommunication: Data storytelling and translating complex insights into actionable narratives for diverse audiencesStakeholder Engagement: Engaging various user groups (individuals, enterprises, education providers, policymakers) and collecting feedback