The field of Business Analysis is growing quickly. Embarking on a career in business analysis requires a solid understanding of industry standards and practical application of analytical skills. This program offers an in-depth curriculum that covers key areas such as business analysis planning, requirements elicitation, and solution assessment, all aligned with the International Institute of Business Analysis (IIBA) and their Entry Certificate in Business Analysis (ECBA) exam. Participants will have access to learning resources, study plans, exam tips, question banks, and exam simulators to effectively prepare for the ECBA certification exam.
To support your career transition, this program includes four one-on-one coaching sessions to help you navigate your transition and a personalized resume writing session to help you showcase your skills to potential employers.
Program Elements:
- Self-Paced training program (Entry Certificate in Business Analysis)
- 4, 1-hour coaching sessions
- 1, 30-minute individualized resume session, includes pre-review
Possible Job Outlook:
Entry-Level & Associate Business Analysis Roles
These roles focus on gathering business requirements, analyzing processes, and supporting project implementation:
- Junior Business Analyst – Assist in gathering requirements, analyzing business processes, and supporting senior analysts.
- Business Analysis Associate – Work alongside a team to identify business needs and recommend solutions.
- Business Process Analyst – Evaluate and improve business operations, workflows, and system efficiencies.
- Requirements Analyst – Focus on documenting and refining business and technical requirements for projects.
- Functional Analyst – Bridge the gap between business teams and IT by defining system needs and solutions.
Project & Operations-Focused Roles
For those interested in business analysis as part of project management and operations:
- Project Coordinator – Support project managers by organizing tasks, tracking progress, and communicating with stakeholders.
- Operations Analyst – Analyze and improve business operations, helping organizations streamline workflows.
- Systems Analyst – Work with IT teams to ensure business needs align with software and technology solutions.
IT & Data-Driven Roles
For those who want to blend business analysis with data and technology:
- Data Analyst (Entry-Level) – Use data-driven insights to support business decision-making.
- Quality Assurance Analyst – Ensure that business and technical requirements meet quality standards in software development.
Industries Hiring Business Analysts
- Finance & Banking – Analyzing business models, risk, and regulatory compliance.
- Technology & Software Development – Defining system requirements and supporting agile projects.
- Healthcare – Streamlining healthcare operations and patient data management.
- Retail & E-Commerce – Optimizing supply chains and customer experiences.
- Manufacturing & Logistics – Improving operational efficiencies and automation.