Business Analysis Certifications
Our business analysis certifications, endorsed by leading accreditation bodies, will allow you to tackle even the most complex business and IT challenges and opportunities.
Our Business Analysis Certifications
Whether you're preparing for a specific business analysis certification or simply want to deepen your cloud knowledge, our expert instructors guide you through the learning process, helping you gain the skills needed for success in a range of BA certification courses.
- In-class courses led by an industry expert
- Exams included, which you can book after attending the course
BCS
The chartered institute of IT offer a range of certifications from foundation level to professional. These are aimed towards anyone looking to develop a better understanding of the discipline. Whether you are new to the field of business analysis or already employed within it.
The BCS offer the fastest route to accreditation, irrespective of your industry experience.
Explore the full range of BCS certifications.
This course is aimed at experienced Business Analysts who wish to understand the application of the Agile philosophy, principles, tools and techniques to business change projects.
APMG
APMG offers practical guidance for those transitioning into an agile business analyst role.
IIBA
IIBA offers certifications from entry level knowledge of business analysis to expert level. Depending on your interest, level of experience and career goal, there is a certificate for you.
QA Business Analysis Courses
QA authored courses are aimed at those interested in developing relevant industry knowledge, without the need to sit an exam. Choose from a variety of courses aimed at enabling you with practical business analysis concepts and skills.
Our Practical Business Analysis course is the QA-authored approach to empowering teams of Business Analysts, based on the experience of over 20 years of working with world-class organisations to develop their Business Analyst communities and the latest in best practice techniques.
This course has a good balance of theoretical and practical, case study based exercises designed to get you comfortable with the radically different approach.
Business Process Modeling (sic) and Notation (BPMN) is a popular process modelling language. This course provides an introduction to the language, explaining a basic usage of the language at the so-called Descriptive Level.
Business Process Modeling and Notation (BPMN) is a popular process modelling language. This course builds on the knowledge gained in the descriptive level course to provide an explanation of the rest of the BPMN process notation, based on the Analytic Level palette of this modelling language.
Professional Scrum Product OwnerTM (PSPO) is a 2-day course that focuses on all of these areas to teach students how to maximize the value of software products and systems
In this one-day course, we discover the nature of use cases and how to express them in such a way that, collectively, they provide a sound channel for expressing a business system's requirements to all parties involved in its journey from requirement to implementation.
This course bridges the gap between Project Management and Business Analysis. It will extend the Project Manager's viewpoint to understand and facilitate excellent analysis and high quality requirements to deliver a fully formed solution, as well as delivering the project.
Learn more about business analysis certifications
How to become a certified business analyst?
1. Research certification options
There are numerous certification pathways, so first, you need to research which one suits your needs. You can learn more about each path by browsing the business analysis course providers below.
2. Choose a certification path
Once you've done your research, it's time to select a certification path. New to business analysis certifications? You'll want to start with a foundation course, before moving on to more advanced practitioner and professional training.
3. Start your course and prepare for the associated exams
Start your course, with a provider like QA, which will give you the knowledge and skills you need to take the relevant exam.
4. Pass the exam and apply learned skills and knowledge
Following your course, you should take the associated exam to become an officially certified BA. You can then apply your newly acquired skills to your day-to-day role.
5. Enhance your skillset
Pursue advanced certifications or specialisation tracks to further enhance your skills and expertise in specific areas , such as agile business analysis or stakeholder engagement.
Why become a certified BA?
Becoming a certified business analyst can boost your career prospects, increase your marketability and earning potential, and enhance your professional credibility in the field.
If you choose to attend a public course, it will also give you access to a community of similar professionals, offering valuable networking opportunities.
Why choose QA for business analysis training?
Diverse accreditation bodies
90% BCS Foundation certificate pass rates
Gain professional recognition with courses accredited by BCS, IIBA and APMG.
Industry relevant learning
6000+ professionals trained on average per year
Equip yourself with skills and knowledge that are current, practical, and widely respected and used across industries.
Learn through application
60+ QA courses (virtual and face-to-face)
Using real-world case studies, interactive practical exercises are baked into our courses, so you walk away with more than just theoretical knowledge.
Learn with our experts
20k people trained in 2023 alone
Our courses are developed and led by business analyst experts. Their industry experience and practical knowledge enable QA to offer relevant content and bring your learning to life!
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