Want in, no clear path
You want to become a business analyst, but there's no structured, local way to get job-ready.
Programs
Business Analysis
Business Analysis
From Requirements to Real Solutions
Become the person who turns messy business problems into clear, buildable solutions.
Next cohort forming โ seats limited to 15
Installment plans available
Sound familiar?
The gap this program closes.
If any of these hit home, you're exactly who this track is built for.
Requirements slip away
You gather requirements, but they end up vague, missed, or misread by the team.
Stuck in the middle
You can't quite translate between business stakeholders and technical teams.
Overview
What this program is.
A structured path into one of the most in-demand roles in tech and business. You'll learn to discover and document requirements, model them with UML, prioritize with MoSCoW and Kano, and validate solutions with UAT โ the exact skills that move you from analyst-curious to job-ready. The program ends with a capstone where you present a complete mini BA project.
Who it's for
- Aspiring business analysts breaking into the field
- Developers, testers, and PMs who want formal BA skills
- Project coordinators bridging business and technical teams
- Professionals who want a role with strong demand and no direct local competition
Learning outcomes
What you'll be able to do.
Understand the BA role, the SDLC, and where you fit
Apply elicitation techniques to gather real requirements
Analyze, model, and prioritize requirements with confidence
Document in BRD, SRS, and user-story formats
Use BA tools โ Visio, Draw.io, Jira, ClickUp, Figma
Validate solutions with UAT and measure business value
Curriculum
The full Business Analysis curriculum.
Every module is hands-on and builds toward your capstone.
01 Module 1 โ Foundations of Business Analysis Sessions 1โ4
GOAL โ Understand the SDLC, the BA role, core concepts, and the environment you'll work in.
- Intro to BA: what is the SDLC, what is business analysis
- The BA vs. Project Manager vs. System Analyst vs. Product Owner
- Frameworks & standards: IIBA BABOK, PMI-PBA, Agile BA
- Business needs & stakeholder perspectives โ problems vs. opportunities
- Requirements basics: business, stakeholder, functional, non-functional
02 Module 2 โ Requirements Elicitation Sessions 5โ8
GOAL โ Learn how to discover and collect requirements effectively.
- Elicitation part 1: interviews, questionnaires, document analysis
- Elicitation part 2: workshops, observation, brainstorming, focus groups
- Agile elicitation: user stories, product backlog, grooming
- Mock elicitation exercise โ interview in BA / stakeholder roles
03 Module 3 โ Requirements Analysis & Modeling Sessions 9โ12
GOAL โ Transform raw requirements into clear, structured outputs.
- Prioritization: MoSCoW, Kano, value-based, resolving conflicts
- UML part 1: use cases, activity diagrams, flowcharts
- UML part 2: ERD, data dictionaries, wireframes
- Hands-on workshop: use case diagrams + user stories + wireframes
04 Module 4 โ Documentation & Communication Sessions 13โ15
GOAL โ Document and present requirements clearly, and handle stakeholders.
- BRD, SRS, and user story mapping
- Communication skills & dealing with difficult stakeholders
- Tools: MS Visio, Draw.io, Jira, ClickUp, Figma
05 Module 5 โ Solution Evaluation & BA in Practice Sessions 16โ18
GOAL โ Apply BA knowledge to real projects.
- Solution assessment & validation: testing requirements, UAT, business value
- BA in Waterfall vs. Agile vs. Hybrid โ real-world challenges
- Capstone project & presentations: problem, elicitation, models, solution
Capstone project
From theory to proof.
You present a complete mini BA project โ problem definition, requirements elicitation, models and documentation, and a proposed solution โ the exact artifact that proves you're ready for the role.
Your instructor
Learn from a practitioner.
Your program is led by an experienced practitioner who's done the work in market โ so you get real context, honest answers, and mentorship, not just slides. Full instructor bios are shared with your cohort details.
Business Analysis โ your questions.
Is business analysis in demand?
Yes, and locally there's no direct competitor training for it โ most competition is general or online. This program is built specifically to make you job-ready.
Do I need to code?
No. BA sits between business and technical teams. You'll model and document systems, not build them โ though the skills pair well with technical roles.
What do I walk away with?
A portfolio-ready capstone, reusable templates (BRD, SRS, UML), and hands-on practice with the tools teams actually use.
Completed this program? Claim your certificate.
Graduates can request their NEXUS certificate and share a quick review.
Reviews
What learners say.
Written, on video, and straight from the source.
Enrollment
Everything you get when you join.
Business Analysis
Book your seat
Flexible installment plans
Invest in your growth on terms that fit โ no big upfront number. Talk to admissions and we'll build a plan around you.
Live cohort โ max 15 seats
Direct instructor access & mentorship
Real, portfolio-ready capstone project
Lifetime access to all materials
NEXUS community membership
Verifiable Certificate of Completion
Seats limited to 15 per cohort
Start now
Secure your seat
in Business Analysis.
Cohorts are capped at 15. Reserve your place, or ask admissions about an installment plan.