Workforce intelligence for institutions, employers, government and individuals.

KaziData links the programmes institutions teach, the skills they build and the careers employers hire for.

A curriculum can look complete. The market can tell you otherwise.

KaziData maps what programmes teach against the skills employers ask for, so curriculum gaps show up before they become workforce gaps.

01CoursesWhat this programme teaches
02SkillsWhat employers ask for
03RolesCareers these skills lead to
Intro to Programming
Object-Oriented Programming
Data Structures & Algorithms
Database Systems
Web App Development
Machine Learning Apps
CloudNot taught
CI/CDNot taught
Programming
Web development
Databases
Machine learning
Cloud / DevOps Engineer2 skills not taught
Software DeveloperAll skills covered
Data AnalystAll skills covered
Assessed in a courseTaught, not assessedAsked for, not taughtIllustrative example programme

Job ads and syllabi, read in one language.

KaziData reads what employers ask for and what institutions teach, and shows where the two meet and where they don't.

01

Gather

We bring together what employers ask for and what institutions teach.

Job postingData Analyst

You'll write SQL against our warehouse, build dashboards in Power BI, and apply statistics to customer data.

Course syllabusData Management, Year 2

Relational modelling, SQL querying and data cleaning, with an introduction to descriptive statistics.

02

Connect

Both are translated into one common skills language, so they can be compared.

KaziData
SQLData analysisStatisticsData visualisationDatabases
03

Act

You see what's covered, what's missing, and how to close the gap.

Data Analyst

Covered2 skills

  • Relational databases & SQL
  • Applied statistics

Asked for, not taught1 skill

  • Data visualisation & BI tools

Suggested fix

Add a dashboards and BI module to Data Management.

The product, not just the pitch.

One platform, a view for every team. Pick one to see what it looks like, shown here with example data.

kazidata.io/institution/curriculumExample data

BSc Computer Science

Skills employers ask for, against what the programme guarantees

Programme: BSc Computer Science

2

Guaranteed

1

Taught only

2

Not taught

  • ProgrammingGuaranteed
  • DatabasesGuaranteed
  • Web developmentTaught, not assessed
  • CloudNot taught
  • CI/CDNot taught

Evidence you can take into the room.

Built for the review board, the budget meeting and the hiring plan, not just the dashboard.

Ready for programme review

Every analysed programme comes with a labour-market alignment statement you can paste straight into a review or self-assessment.

Briefings in one click

Export institutional and ministerial reports as clean PDFs, ready to circulate before the meeting.

A source behind every figure

Numbers carry where they came from and when, so they hold up when someone asks.

Your data stays yours

Each organisation sees only its own data, and its own admin decides who joins the team.

For individuals

Choosing a course or a career?

Pick a career, see the skills it asks for, and find the one worth building next. Free for students, graduates and parents, with no approval needed.

Your path to

Data Analyst

3 of 4 skills on your profileExample profile
  • Relational databases & SQL
  • Applied statistics
  • Programming fundamentals
  • Machine learning

Your next step

Machine learning

See where it's taught

Questions, answered.

Anything else you'd like to know before getting started?

Where does KaziData's data come from?

Public job postings from across Rwanda, together with the programme information and syllabi institutions share with us. Each figure shows its source and date, and anything not yet measured is marked as such rather than estimated.

Who can see our organisation's data?

Only your organisation. Each organisation's data is kept separate, and your own admin approves everyone who joins your team.

What do we need to get started?

A short request telling us who you are. Institutions then share their programme list, plus syllabi for the programmes they'd like analysed, and we set up the rest of your workspace with you.

Can students and job seekers use it?

Yes. Students, graduates and parents can create a free account and start exploring careers straight away, with no approval step.

Which countries does it cover?

Today, Rwanda: its institutions, its programmes and its job market. The platform is built to extend across the region from there.

From first conversation to first insight.

Here's what happens after you reach out.

Request access
  1. 1

    Request access

    Tell us about your institution, ministry or company.

  2. 2

    We set up your workspace

    We create your organisation and its admin account, and send the login.

  3. 3

    Bring in your team

    Your admin invites colleagues and shares programme information or syllabi.

  4. 4

    Start deciding

    Your views fill in as your programmes are analysed against the market.

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