BCS Practitioner in Business Analysis Practice

Equip yourself with the tools to obtain the BCS Practitioner Certificate in Business Analysis Practice through practical assignments and exam practice questions.

 

At the end of the training, you will be able to:

• Describe how a business strategy is developed
• Apply strategic analysis techniques
• Explain the need for project discipline
• Investigate an organisation’s business systems
• Use a stakeholder analysis technique for managing stakeholders
• Use techniques for the analysis and conceptual modelling of business systems
• Identify recommendations for business improvements
• Identify costs, benefits, impacts, and risks to help building a business case

 

The ‘BCS Practitioner in Business Analysis Practice’ training equips you with the necessary tools to obtain the BCS Practitioner Certificate. This is achieved through practical assignments and exam practice questions. The training focuses on strategic aspects of Business Analysis, including performance measurement of the current situation, qualitative and quantitative techniques for examining the business situation, stakeholder perspective analysis using the CATWOE technique, and the BAM technique for visualizing the current or desired future situation. The training also covers the aspects that should be described in a business case. However the focus is more on obtaining the diploma rather than the practical application of these techniques. The training is based on the BCS books ‘Business Analysis’ (fourth edition) and ‘Business Analysis Techniques’ (third edition). This training is part of the trajectory leading to the International Diploma in Business Analysis.