International Institute of Business Analysis (IIBA) Certification Training Courses

Certified business analysts play a key facilitator role in organisations to help put strategies or processes in place to solve issues

  • Student Benefits
    • BA's who hold an IIBA CBAP certification earn 59% more vs. non-certified (AdaptiveUs.com)
    • Increase your earning potential, with an average Business Analyst salary of £64,000 per year (Glassdoor)
    • Demand for business analysts continues to grow at 14%, as the need for more agile business practices increases (Fortune.com)
  • Enterprise Benefits
    • Technology is now essential across all areas of business operations and having certified business analysts is key in bringing them together 
    • Certified Business Analysts will make your digital transformation go more smoothly and drive aligned insightful decision-making across business operations
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IIBA Certification FAQs

To get CBAP certified you need 7,500 hours of business analysis work experience and a minimum of 900 hours completed in four of the six BABOK® Guide Knowledge Areas (KAs). If you have less than the minimum required hours consider obtaining the CCBA (Certification of Capability in Business Analysis). 

No, you do not need to be an IIBA member, although there are many benefits to being an IIBA member including, but not limited to, discounts off of the certification exam fee and the recertification fee 

CBAP professionals earn 59% more than non-certified BAs. Top-notch companies across the globe prefer hiring CBAP professionals. An investment of less than $2000 can result in 500% ROI within a year. CBAP professionals experience amazing career transformations. 

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