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May 03

There is a lot to think about when choosing a Business Analyst Training course, and whether to do one at all or try and teach yourself. www.prince2training.co.uk has put together a logical aide to make the best decision.

Are you sick and tired of the websites out there offering the chance to turn a quick profit by buying a tool or a strategy that turns out to be not all that it's cracked up to be? Thankfully, there are still legitimate accredited companies out there who can give you what you want at a fair price and with a service you can depend on. Whether you want to take your course through classroom-based training or online, make sure that you look for a course which gives you a recognised accreditation at the end of the course. Having exams and coursework included in the cost of the training is also a key factor to consider to ensure that you're not stung by having to pay for the necessary extras on top of the price. Once you have found a suitable site to book your course with, make sure you double-check it with these three criteria:

Step 1 – Making the Choice

Check out what is provided in your particular BusinessAnalyst Training course. Will you be given the chance to customise your training requirements to fill knowledge gaps and not waste time on familiar concepts? Is it possible to go to additional walk-in clinics to talk through anything that may require more information?

It's also vital to check that the course has will actually go ahead. Confirmed testimonials, a dedicated customer service line based in the country of your training course and even personal recommendations should all help seperate the real providers from the scammers.

Step 2 – Research Thoroughly

Once you have picked the course, it's time to look at two key components: the venue and its trainer. Is the course leader properly qualified, experienced and evaluated, or does the description suggest that the trainer will be learning the content at the same time as their students? Sometimes, the extra knowledge that a trainer who has spent time in the industry can share with the class brings a huge amount of added value to the course and really brings the material alive. www.prince2training.co.uk is keen to make this opportunity available for all of our delegates so we ensure that our trainers have spent at least ten years in the industry before they instruct a class. On the venue offered, do you need to check that it is accessible and genuine when searched, or has the address been fictitiously invented?

Step 3 – Determine the Benefits

Benefits are sometimes directly associated with the course and its content and sometimes gained through the high level of service that accompanies it. We recommend selecting a course provider with convenient customer service opening times. If you have a question and can only ask it after work, it can be an issue if customer service is only open 9-5, Monday to Friday. How difficult is it to talk to a real person with this company? Do they have a real address, or is it a PO BOX? Is there a service level agreement that will respond to your queries within a set time? Are there also further learning opportunities with online blogs and videos, and opportunities to progress to the next level of Certification?

These sorts of tips can help you assess how true blue the BCA Business Analysis training projects are. For a straightforward choice which ticks all of these boxes, book your course with www.prince2training.co.uk