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(8 courses in Business Analysis Training)
Our Business Analysis courses don't just guide you towards your BCS Diploma, they also teach you practical skills to use in real life situations in your role as a Business Analyst.
We combine theory, practical exercises, case studies and exams to help you gain the right skills and knowledge required to attain your BCS Diploma in Business Analysis.
Our BA courses are accredited by the BCS and so follow their syllabi closely, but we only use the best trainers to ensure you get the most out of your training. What do we class as the best? Industry & training experience is essential but we also look at exam results and feedback.
The flexible structure of our Business Analysis courses allows you to take modules that are relevant to your business or chosen profession - but every course leads to a qualification in its own right if you don't need the full Diploma.
To achieve the BCS Diploma in Business Analysis you must pass two Core Business Analysis Module exams, one Knowledge Based Specialism Module exam and one Practitioner Specialism Module exam. You must also pass a 45-50 minute Oral Examination.
Information & course outlines for all of the modules required for the Business Analysis Diploma can be found below.
BUSINESS ANALYSIS CORE MODULES – Both of which must be taken
| Business Analysis Course | Days | Business Analysis Exam |
|---|---|---|
| Business Analysis Practice Training | 3 | Business Analysis Practice |
| Requirements Engineering Training | 3 | Requirements Engineering |
KNOWLEDGE BASED SPECIALISM MODULES – One of which must be taken
| Business Analysis Course | Days | Business Analysis Exam |
|---|---|---|
| Commerical Awareness Training | 2 | Commercial Awareness |
| Foundation Certificate in Business Analysis | 3 | Foundation Certificate in Business Analysis |
| Foundation Certificate in IT-enabled Business Change |
3 | Foundation Certificate in IT-enabled Business Change |
| Foundation Certificate in IS Project Management |
3 | Foundation Certificate in IS Project Management |
PRACTITIONER SPECIALISM MODULES – One of which must be taken
| Business Analysis Course | Days | Business Analysis Exam |
|---|---|---|
| Modelling Business Processes | 2 | Modelling Business Processes |
| Systems Development Essentials with Agile |
3 | Systems Development Essentials |
| Systems Modeling Techniques with UML | 3 | Systems Modeling Techniques |
| Benefits Management and Business Acceptance |
3 |
Benefits Management and Business Acceptance |
Our BCS Business Analysis Practice course (formerly Business Analysis Essentials) is both practical and participative. We provide theory but we focus on a realistic case study based on a genuine consultancy assignment as we believe this is more important when it comes to applying your knowledge to real life situations.
Next Course – 3 - 5 Jun 2013 London
Our Requirements Engineering course includes both practical and theoretical elements. Theoretical concepts are introduced and are then reinforced through practical exercises and a running case study where participants can apply the skills and techniques of analysis in a realistic project simulation.
Next Course – 10 - 12 Jun 2013 London
This Commercial Awareness course explores the key areas of background knowledge needed by business and systems analysts.
Next Course – 6 - 7 Jun 2013 London
The Foundation Certificate in Business Analysis training encompasses a broad range of techniques within the structure of the business analysis process model. The qualification is based upon the BCS publication, Business Analysis.
Next Course – 29 - 31 May 2013 London
IT-enabled Business Change provides an introduction to the business change process and the range of techniques used in the identification and development of business changes that have been enabled by information technology. IT-enabled Business Change offers an approach that extends from the initial investigation of the organisation through a business change lifecycle to the implementation of the proposed changes.
Next Course – 24 - 26 Jun 2013 London
BCS Foundation in IS Project Management focuses on project management issues in the context of IS/IT applications. The course considers the nature of projects and project work and the need for effective project planning. It then focuses on monitoring and control, change control, configuration management and quality issues, before considering project estimation and risk. It concludes with essentials of project organisation and communication.
Next Course – 17 - 19 Jun 2013 London
This Modelling Business Processes course is designed to be both practical and participative. It provides a comprehensive framework for process improvement and explores tools and techniques within this framework.
Next Course – 28 - 29 May 2013 London
This course has been created for those requiring an understanding of how business benefits are managed to facilitate their delivery. The delivery of business benefits relies in part upon effective testing and implementation of business solutions and the course also covers these areas.
Next Course – 26 - 28 Jun 2013 London