BCS EXIN Business Analysis Practice

BCS EXIN Business Analysis Practice

The BCS EXIN Business Analysis Practice course covers a broad range of topics that are essential for effectively identifying business needs, assessing business impacts,  developing appropriate strategies and solutions options, checking their feasibility, and writing recommendations in business cases. It offers practical insights into understanding business systems, structures, and processes, enabling participants to effectively manage and drive effective business improvements.

The course is based on the BCS publication Business Analysis, 4th edition, and it is recommended to study this book before the exam.

TARGET AUDIENCE
This three-day BCS EXIN Business Analysis Practice course is relevant to aspiring or current business analysts, project managers and team leaders, IT professionals, change managers, and other professionals involved in business strategy and improvement. It is valuable for anyone involved in or responsible for business analysis, project management, or business change initiatives.

Certification

The course prepares for an examination being a one-hour, closed book, multiple choice examination leading to the BCS EXIN Practitioner Certificate in Business Analysis Practice. The exam is held at the end of day 3 of the course. The exam is based on the BCS Practitioner Certificate in Business Analysis Practice syllabus. This course fulfils the European Qualification Framework level 4 and SFIA level 3.

Content of the course

Module 1: Strategic context for business analysis

Module 2: Analyzing and managing the stakeholders

Module 3: Analyzing the current state

Module 4: Establishing the target state

Module 5: Designing and defining the solution

Module 6: Developing a business case

During the course delegates work with a scenario which covers all the aspects of the syllabus, to allow delegates to practise the framework and its techniques.