Entry Certificate in Business Analysis (IIBA-ECBA®) Certification Exam Prep

Did you know the demand for business analysts is projected to grow 10% by 2032, faster than the average for all occupations (U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics)? This rising demand means more professionals are pursuing credentials like the ECBA™ to validate their skills. Yet, without proper exam preparation, many find the process overwhelming and struggle to demonstrate credibility.

The Entry Certificate in Business Analysis (ECBA®) Certification Exam Prep course solves this challenge by providing the knowledge, practice, and confidence you need to succeed. Over three days, you’ll learn key concepts from the BABOK® Guide, practice with exam questions, and engage in interactive exercises that reinforce real-world application. This course also satisfies the 21 hours of professional development training required to sit for the ECBA exam.

This training reflects the latest IIBA updates (as of July 21, 2025), including revised exam content, updated practice questions, and a refreshed course outline aligned with the new version.

By completing this course, you’ll gain the business analysis skills and strategies to succeed in your ECBA exam and begin your BA career with impact. You’ll not only fulfill the IIBA requirement for professional development hours but also build practical competencies that transfer directly into entry-level BA roles. Specifically, you will:

• Strengthen your confidence to pass the ECBA exam on the first attempt
• Understand and apply the core concepts from the BABOK® Guide
• Participate in team exercises and activities that mirror real BA work
• Use study tools, practice exams, and strategies to prepare effectively
• Build foundational BA skills in communication, elicitation, and stakeholder engagement

This course is ideal for individuals seeking to start or transition into a business analysis career. It’s also valuable for managers or team leads who want to understand the BA role. Attendees may include:

• Professionals with little to no BA experience
• Project managers, IT staff, or operations professionals moving into BA roles
• Supervisors who oversee or collaborate with business analysts

• No prior BA experience required