Workforce Intelligence forInstitutions

KaziData delivers trusted labour-market intelligence so education and workforce leaders can make smarter skills decisions.

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Program Alignment94%

Computer Science

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Industry technician and engineer
Hiring Signal +38%

Engineering & Tech

Open Postings2,480 Roles
Shared Signal

Built for skills and workforce decisions.

KaziData helps education, public-sector, and workforce organizations turn labour-market data into clearer decisions.

  1. 01

    Education

    Align learning with labour-market demand.

    Guide learners, review programmes, and understand which skills are becoming more valuable.

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  2. 02

    Public Sector

    Plan skills investment with better evidence

    Track skills gaps, workforce trends, and training outcomes across sectors and programmes.

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  3. 03

    Enterprise

    Localize skills and job taxonomies.

    Build Rwanda-ready taxonomy libraries that classify formal jobs, informal work, skills, and learner pathways.

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Three questions

  • Education/Does our curriculum still match demand?

  • Public Sector/Where is the workforce gap widening?

  • Enterprise/ How do we map local jobs and skills?

One shared evidence layer

Programmes
mapped to skills
Skills
ISCO/ESCO + local labels
Demand
live postings + informal signals
Pathways
career profiles + transitions

Intelligence Engine

How KaziData powers workforce decisions

We connect employment demand, education supply, and workforce priorities into one shared evidence layer.

Connect the Data

Bring together job postings, education programmes, skills data, and official labor-market sources.

Understand the Skills

AI maps jobs, programmes, and curricula to a common skills framework across languages and markets.

Turn Data Into Decisions

Reveal skill gaps, emerging demand, curriculum opportunities, and workforce priorities.

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CURRICULUM & JOB SIGNALSEN · FR · RW

Platform

See the workforce from every angle.

Four views onto the same evidence - programs, skills, sectors, and live hiring - so each question gets answered from the angle that fits it.

0-100 score

Program Alignment

Scores each academic program against employer demand, graduate outcomes, and missing capabilities.

supply vs demand

Skill Gap Intelligence

Compares annual graduate supply with demand signals across priority sectors.

trend lines

Skill Trend

Shows which skills are rising, stable, or fading.

live postings

Hiring Signals

See what skills companies are hiring for, drawn directly from live job postings.

From insight to impact

Better information, better decisions, better outcomes.

A university

discovers growing demand for cybersecurity skills

updates its curriculum

A ministry

discovers a shortage of digital skills in a region

targets workforce investment

An employer

discovers the skills behind a hard-to-fill role

improves its hiring strategy

A student

discovers the skills behind the career they want

chooses the right pathway

80,000+

skills tracked

2,500+

companies mapped

180,000+

jobs analysed

3

languages - French, English, Kinyarwanda

The skills graph

The skill nobody teaches is the one you can see.

Courses, skills, and roles are one connected graph - so a skill the market pulls on that no course reaches shows up as a break in the chain, not a line in a report.

CoursesSkills employers ask forRolesIntro to ProgrammingObject-Oriented Prog.Data Structures & Algo.Database SystemsWeb App DevelopmentMachine Learning AppsCloud71%CI/CD63%Programming92%Web frontend84%Databases77%Machine learning38%Cloud / DevOps61 posts · blockedSoftware Developer118 posts · openData Analyst52 posts · open
No course reaches itRole open to graduatesUniversity of Rwanda, BSc Computer Science · 312 postings, last 90 days

Coverage

Built for Africa.

International labor-market tools are powerful, but their Africa coverage is often thin. KaziData is built from the ground up around Rwanda's workforce ecosystem, on a model designed to stay interoperable as it extends across the region.

  1. Rwanda
  2. East Africa
  3. Africa
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Built on postings from the employers actually hiring here - Bank of Kigali, MTN Rwanda, Irembo, RSSB, NISR.

02

Syllabi from the institutions teaching here - University of Rwanda, Rwanda Polytechnic, Kepler College, CMU-Africa.

03

Full coverage in French, English, and Kinyarwanda, so no signal is lost to language.

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Every figure cites its source - NISR labour force surveys, LMIS skills assessments, jobinrwanda.com postings - with the year attached.

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