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Apprenticeship

Market research executive

Level
4
Higher
Length
1.5 yr
typical
Sector
Sales, marketing and procurement
Pay
Paid
you earn while training

In a nutshell

Research projects to generate data and insight.

What you'd do

Manage quantitative surveys from questionnaire design through to data collection and analysis
Moderate or support qualitative research including focus groups and in-depth interviews
Analyse datasets and identify key patterns, trends, and actionable insights
Prepare clear, well-structured research reports and presentations for clients
Brief and manage fieldwork agencies and data collection suppliers
Ensure all research projects comply with MRS codes of conduct and GDPR
Present findings and recommendations to client stakeholders with confidence

What you'd learn

Quantitative research methods including survey design, sampling theory, and statistical analysis
Qualitative research methods including depth interviews, focus groups, and ethnography
How to design a research project from brief through to reporting and recommendations
Data analysis tools including SPSS, Excel, or specialist research software
Market research industry codes of conduct and data protection requirements
Questionnaire and discussion guide writing for different research objectives
How to visualise and communicate findings clearly to non-research audiences
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