Business Analysis Essentials and Organisational Context £899.00 plus vat

Course Content

Aim

The Business Analysis Essentials certification covers a broad range of principles and techniques covered in any type of business. Learners are required to demonstrate their own knowledge of the Business Analysis discipline, and act as intermediary between the business and technical communities. The course is designed to give learners the foundation knowledge of the role and function of the business analyst. Learners will also learn to apply a clearly define business analysis framework.

The Organisational Context has three key elements to the syllabus: The nature of organisations, their legal basis, management and structures; Legislation of concern to the IS professional; Business finance. The course is designed to give learners understanding of a range of management structures, functions, legal issues, financial and management accounts for the organisation.

These courses aim to educate learners so they are able to effectively analyse competing business needs and develops plans to implement the projects that support the business's objectives.

Key areas of study:

• Demonstrate an understanding of business strategy and strategic analysis techniques.
• Act as effective members of a team investigating an organization's business systems with a view to recommending business improvements.
• Apply techniques in order to analyse and model business systems.
• Understand how recommendations for business improvement may be identified.
• Assist in the production of a rigorous business case covering the development and implementation of business changes.
• Identify how business requirements may be supported by IT systems.
• Case studies (Practical " hands-on ")
• Understand of a range of management structures, functions, legal issues, financial and management accounts.
• Understand balance sheet, profit and loss account, investment appraisal, costing and cash flow forecasting techniques

Course Summary :

• What is Business Analysis and its Competencies
• Strategy Analysis
• Stakeholders Analysis and Management
• Modelling the Business System
• Making a Business Financial Case
• Managing Business Change
• Law, Government and Legal issues
• Types of Organisation, its Structure and management
• Business Functions
• Financing a start-up company
• Financial Accounting
• Management Accounting

Business Analysis Training

The Business Analysis Essentials and organisational context certifications is an entry-level credentials that validates your fundamental understanding of Business Analysis. VP Tech will provide you with all the training you need to pass the Essentials and Organisational Context in order to get certified.

Certification

The certification covers a broad range of principles and understandings candidates will be able to demonstrate their knowledge of organisation, structure, strategies, processes, techniques and financial management. You will sit an independent examination to obtain Essentials and Organisational Context certification.

Prerequisites

Candidates do not need any specific prerequisites apart from basic knowledge of business processes.

Who can attend?

Whether you have any experience or not you can take advantage of the Business Analysis training. The BA courses run on various different platforms, our training caters for individuals with experience and those who have no experience at all. 

Class Environment

Classes are kept to maximum of 8 to 10 learners to increase productivity and learning experience. This enables the trainer to give the personal attention to each learner. 

4 days Business Analysis Essentials and Organisational Context - £899.00 + vat

Start Date	End Date	Course	Price	Course
Sat 21sth Aug	Sun 22nd Aug	1 Weekend	£499.00 + VAT	Business Analysis Essentials
Sat 28th Aug	Sun 29th Aug	1 Weekend	£449.00 + VAT	Organisational Context

Start Date	End Date	Course	Price	Combined
TBA	TBA	Weekdays	£899.00 + VAT	Business Analysis & Organisational Context

Books included:

Professional Issues in Information Technology - Frank Bolt and
Business Analysis - D. Paul and D. Yeates