Junior Business Analyst SGO («BAFM»)

• Identifying and analysing weaknesses within your own company as well as recommending and communicating solutions
• Uncovering weaknesses in business processes, organisational structures, IT and material resource utilisation
• Defining requirements for the implementation of operational solutions
• Optimising workflows (agile vs. plan-driven) and changing the organisational structure and use of IT, etc.

Module 1: Project Management (2 days)

• Projects and project management processes
• Fundamentals of project planning
• Project objectives
• Definition of content and scope
• Approaches (agile and plan-driven)
• Story mapping and project structure
• Process and resources
• Cost planning
• Project organisational structure
• Fundamentals of control and project management
• Project completion

Module 2: Project team and employee management (2 days)

• Fundamentals of control and leadership
• Risk management
• Leadership, motivation and teamwork
• Agile leadership
• Moderation and meeting design
• Information and communication
• Resistance and conflict management
• Presentation techniques

Module 3: Process Management (2 days)

• Strategic Process Organisation
• Introduction to Process Design
• Process Planning
• Process Assessment
• Process Modelling
• Process Analysis
• Process Requirements Determination
• Process Design
• Process Implementation and Introduction

Module 4: Requirements Management (2 days)

• Identifying, documenting and reviewing requirements
• Prioritisation and solution finding
• Information management
• Knowledge management (handling knowledge in companies)

Module 5: Agile Mindset and Approach (1 day)

• Why agility?
• Agile thinking and how it differs from traditional approaches
• Scrum in theory and practice as an example of an agile method
• Initiating and supporting agile transformation

Module 6: Practical transfer (1 day)

• The course concludes with a project presentation

This training course is aimed at people who are new to the interface between business and IT such as junior business analysts or new project entrants. The training course is ideal for young employees who have completed their (IT) apprenticeship and now want to position themselves as business analysts on the job market.

There are no formal admission requirements. Initial practical experience in the field of business analysis is an advantage.

In order to obtain the «Junior Business Analyst SGO» certificate, participants must attend seminars regularly (80%) and successfully complete the examination (project presentation).

• Junior Business Analyst SGO

This training course is conducted in cooperation with our partner SGO Business School.