A geospatial data analyst collects, processes, and interprets location-based data to reveal meaningful patterns and support informed decision-making. You work with a variety of geospatial datasets—such as satellite imagery, maps, and demographic data—to uncover insights that shape strategies in fields ranging from public planning to environmental protection.
As a data analyst at the Geo-ICT Training Center, you play a key role in turning geographic data into actionable insights. You don’t just work with numbers—you make them speak, helping organizations make smarter decisions with clear, evidence-based information.
Your core activities include:
What sets you apart is your ability to explain complex data in simple terms. Whether you’re advising on environmental trends or urban development, your work helps people understand challenges—and opportunities—through the lens of geography.
In a world driven by data, your role as a geospatial data analyst is essential. By transforming raw information into usable insights, you help organizations across sectors make faster, smarter, and more sustainable decisions.
Here’s why your work is so important:
Your work also contributes to solving broader challenges like climate resilience, transportation planning, and sustainable urban growth. You’re not just analyzing data—you’re shaping a better future.
Geospatial data gives context to the information you analyze. It reveals where things are happening—and often, why. This added dimension makes your analysis more relevant, insightful, and impactful.
Key applications of geospatial data in your work include:
By adding location intelligence to data analysis, you give organizations a clearer view of their environment—leading to smarter, more context-aware decisions.
As a geospatial data analyst, your work is varied, meaningful, and essential. Here’s what you’ll typically do:
Through these tasks, you turn complex geographic data into insights that drive real impact. Your work empowers decision-makers and supports smarter, more sustainable planning—across every industry.
To become a geospatial data analyst, you’ll need a solid foundation in data science and spatial analysis—typically gained through higher professional education (HBO) or university-level (WO) studies.
At the Geo-ICT Training Center, we offer practical, industry-aligned courses that prepare you to succeed in the field:
You’ll also gain hands-on experience with GIS tools and Dutch Geo-Basisregistraties, giving you the skills to tackle real-world challenges from day one.
Our analysts are placed with a range of clients, including:
Do you have questions about the course content? Not sure if the course aligns with your learning objectives? Or would you prefer a private session or in-company training? We’re happy to assist—feel free to get in touch.
We aim to make our courses accessible to as many people as possible. If the course fee is a concern, instead of registering directly, you can indicate on the registration form that you’d like to receive a quote tailored to your needs. In many cases, we can offer flexible solutions. For instance, we can adjust the course content for large groups, shorten the course based on existing knowledge, or offer daily rates to suit your requirements.
Yes, you can reach out to the instructor with questions for up to 2 weeks after the course. Since the instructor is likely teaching other courses, we recommend emailing your questions to info@geo-ict.com. We’ll forward your inquiry to the instructor, and you’ll receive a response within 24 hours. After the 2-week period, we recommend using our Personalized Online Support for continued assistance.
Yes, we offer on-site training regularly throughout the Netherlands. Our instructor will bring laptops for the participants, and all you need to do is arrange a suitable room at your location.
Please send your requirements to info@geo-ict.com, and we will provide a customized quote, which will include travel and accommodation costs. Once the quote is confirmed, our course coordinator will reach out to schedule the training days.
After each course, participants receive a link to our evaluation portal where you can share your feedback on what you liked and didn’t like. We strive to provide a great experience for all our participants, but if you have a complaint, please click on ‘Complaints Procedure’ in the portal. This document will guide you through the steps to take. Geo-ICT Training Center, Netherlands, is a member of the Dutch Council for Training and Education (NRTO), ensuring a fair and transparent process.
Courses are typically scheduled according to the Dutch time zone, with sessions running from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM and 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM. For participants in different time zones, we adjust the course times in consultation with you.
