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Wawiwa and New European College in Germany Partner to Reskill International Students to Data Analysis

On May 15th, 2025, Wawiwa Tech signed a new partnership agreement with New European College (NEC) in Munich, Germany to offer the Data Analyst Program to international students. In just 6 months, participants will gain the skills needed to become job-ready Data Analysts, capable of analyzing large datasets to discern patterns and guide business decisions. This partnership marks a significant step towards addressing Germany’s growing demand for data analysis talent – opening new career paths for aspiring data professionals and empowering individuals to add data skills to their current roles. 

Partnership Signing Ceremony

Germany’s tech sector is experiencing a growing demand for data analysts, with over 30,000 open positions for data  analysts. Yet, there are not enough qualified professionals to meet this demand. Reskilling into data analysis offers strong career prospects and attractive compensation, with entry-level salaries averaging around €65,000 – approximately 25% above the national average.

Wawiwa Tech, a global leader in reskilling and upskilling people to tech and business jobs in high demand, offers its local partners, like New European College, career-oriented tech training programs that incorporate Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology and readiness.

New European College offers one of the most modern and forward-thinking approaches to business education in Germany, with Bachelor, Master, and MBA programs taught in English. Now, with Wawiwa Tech,  New European College is expanding to offer the Data Analyst program to students and alumni.

At the signing ceremony, Sascha Liebhardt, Chancellor of New European College, said:

“We are proud to be Wawiwa’s partner in Germany, and excited to bring this unique opportunity to the thriving international community here in Munich. In a world where every decision, strategy, and innovation is increasingly driven by data, the Data Analyst Program equips participants with the tools and mindset needed to translate information into insight – and insight into impact.”
Sascha Liebhardt
Chancellor of New European College

Eran Lasser, Founder and CEO of Wawiwa Tech, said:

“It is a great honor to be partnering with New European College. The Data Analyst reskilling program also serves as an upskilling opportunity for professionals in data-intensive fields such as finance, marketing, operations, and HR, empowering them to make data-driven decisions and grow in their roles. Together, we’re opening new doors for international students in Germany to build future-proof careers in data analysis - or to add data analysis skills and grow professionally in Germany and around the world.”
Eran Lasser
Eran Lasser
Founder and CEO at Wawiwa Tech

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