The Arena

You are working as a junior data analyst supporting management at Olist, a Brazilian marketplace that connects sellers with customers and provides logistics support. Management wants better visibility into marketplace performance and has asked the analytics team to investigate five questions: - How is the marketplace performing? - What is driving sales performance? - How well is Olist delivering orders? - What is happening to customer satisfaction? - Where should management focus its attention? During Day 1, you connected to the nine Olist datasets, explored their contents, transformed and cleaned the data in Power Query, and loaded the prepared data into Power BI. Your work does not end with loading the data. In this activity, you will take ownership of the analysis by revisiting the business problem, investigating the structure of the data, attempting to build the data model, creating your first analytical measures, and exploring the data for meaningful patterns. You are not expected to get everything right. You are expected to make a genuine attempt, explain your reasoning, investigate problems, and document what you discover. Your goal is to move from simply having data to being able to use that data to answer a business question.

The African Union has launched an initiative to strengthen workforce development across the continent and better prepare young people for the future of work. Your multidisciplinary team has been selected to propose a digital platform that helps governments, universities, employers, and learners identify emerging skills, understand labour market trends, and connect education with meaningful employment opportunities. Working collaboratively, you'll conduct research, analyse evidence, engage stakeholders, and design a solution that is practical, inclusive, and scalable across Africa's diverse contexts. Your final submission should include a platform concept, user journeys, implementation roadmap, and an executive presentation demonstrating strategic thinking, collaboration, and evidence-based decision-making.

Imagine you're part of an AIESEC project team. Your team has been asked to propose a youth-led community project that addresses one of the UN Sustainable Development Goals in your local community. Your objective is to produce a proposal convincing enough to receive funding.

This is a test challenge hosted by the Innoson you don't know

Build a simple expense tracker that helps users monitor their daily spending. But here’s the twist: You must explain your logic, decisions, and flow in your native or preferred local language (Yoruba, Hausa, Igbo, Pidgin, etc). This activity is designed to: - Strengthen your technical understanding - Help others learn through your perspective - Build confidence in thinking without translation barriers