Business Analysis Planning & Monitoring
Plan how to approach and execute business analysis activities, including stakeholder engagement, governance, and information management.
Entry Certificate in Business Analysis
The ECBA® (Entry Certificate in Business Analysis) is a globally recognised entry-level certification offered by the International Institute of Business Analysis (IIBA®). It validates foundational Business Analysis knowledge and core practices based on the BABOK® Guide, with no prior work experience required.
ECBA® helps aspiring professionals understand how business needs are analysed and converted into effective solutions, while building practical skills in requirements analysis, stakeholder communication, and structured problem-solving — making it a clear, credible starting point for a Business Analysis career.
The ECBA® curriculum covers six core knowledge areas from the BABOK® Guide, building a comprehensive foundation in business analysis practice.
Plan how to approach and execute business analysis activities, including stakeholder engagement, governance, and information management.
Draw out and work with stakeholders to discover requirements through interviews, workshops, observation and document analysis.
Manage requirements from inception through implementation, including traceability, assessment and change management.
Analyse business needs, assess risks, define change strategy and evaluate organisational readiness for proposed solutions.
Specify and model requirements, define solution options and analyse potential value to recommend the best course of action.
Assess how well a solution fulfils business needs, identify limitations and recommend actions to increase value.
Capstone projects convert certification learning into professional capability by immersing learners in realistic, industry-aligned scenarios that mirror real delivery environments.
Within the ECBA® program, capstone projects operationalise standards from the International Institute of Business Analysis by applying BABOK® practices from the BABOK Guide. Learners build portfolio-ready work, strengthen analytical skills, and gain structured, mentor-guided exposure to real stakeholder and decision-making challenges — ensuring they graduate not only certified, but demonstrably job-ready.