Business Analytics Online Course

This endorsed Level 5 Business Analysis Diploma is one of our most advanced business programs to date.  Course content is distributed over a series of 11 intensive modules, each of which concludes with an online assessment for submission to your assigned tutor:

Module 1 - Internal and External Environment Analysis

The course begins by introducing candidates to the functions and objectives of internal and external environment analysis.  Lenders study the conditions that need to be fulfilled for a business to flourish, alongside the various different types of businesses and ownership models, the social responsibilities of the modern business and an introduction to business ethics.

Module 2 - The Organisational View and Strategic Planning

Module two provides a detailed breakdown of the strategic planning process, in which candidates learn how to identify an organisation’s most important stakeholders.  Course content also covers the identification of key values for the business, the importance of establishing a vision statement and value statement, the functions and objectives of SWOT analysis in strategic planning and more.

Module 3 - Planning and Analysis to Manage Change Effectively

A fascinating introduction to strategic change management followers in module three, presenting candidates with various tools and techniques for more effective project planning.  The importance of establishing realistic and attainable goals is also discussed, along with key considerations when assigning roles, responsibilities and accountabilities in business.

Module 4 - Fundamentals of Business Process Improvement

Module three explores the six most important components of effective business analysis, while discussing the functions and objectives of business process improvement.  Candidates also consider the role of the enterprise content management model in business process improvement, along with business process reengineering and the recent history of business process management.

Module 5 - The Vision Phase

Candidates then consider the importance of creating a vision and seeing the ‘big picture’ in business. The process of creating a viable vision is discussed, along with the potential benefits of a shared vision, key considerations when establishing a vision for an organisation and how both morale and productivity are influenced during the vision phase.

Module 6 - The Design Phase

Module six guides candidates through the process of designing or enhancing existing processes through a detailed knowledge of the business process lifecycle.  The importance of accurately identifying existing and future processes discussed, along with the functions and applications of process mapping, working with flow charts and more.

Module 7 - The Modelling Phase

An introduction to the modelling phase followers in module seven, in which candidates consider the importance of effectively and extensively testing ideas before implementation.  A complete overview of ‘what-if’ analysis is also included, along with the role of feedback during the modelling phase and the benefits of iterative design.

Module 8 - The Execution Phase

A series of helpful guidelines for successfully implementing process changes are presented in module eight, in which candidates consider the potential benefits and limitations of process automation.  An introduction to the concept of ‘business rules’ is also provided, detailing the role of business rules in workflow engines and the five steps to successful workflow engine implementation.

Module 9 - The Monitoring Phase

The benefits and importance of business activity monitoring are discussed in module nine, alongside the functions and applications of the balanced scorecard in business.  Candidates learn how to create and use a balanced scorecard, along with the use of process mining techniques for identifying gaps during the monitoring phase.

Module 10 - The Optimising Phase

In module 10, candidates learn how the Six Sigma project management methodology can be used to achieve continuous improvement and eliminate waste.  The six most important stages of effective business process improvement are discussed, along with the benefits of pilot schemes, an introduction to ‘lean’ business process improvement and the DMAIC model.

Module 11 - Process Improvement with Gap Analysis

Bringing the course to a close, module 11 provides an extensive introduction to the functions and value of gap analysis in business process improvement.  Candidates study each stage of the gap analysis process in-depth, while learning how to create a gap analysis report, considering the various different types of gap analysis and the ‘five whys’ process improvement technique.

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Paying in Instalments: £640(interest FREE Instalments)

Deposit: £160

No of Instalments: 12

Each Instalment: £40

Pay in Full: (£100 Discount) £540

At the end of this course successful learners will receive a Certificate of Achievement from the Quality Licence Scheme and a Learner Unit Summary (which lists the components the learner has completed as part of the course).

This course and/or training programme has been endorsed by the Quality Licence Scheme for its high-quality, non-regulated provision and training programmes. This course and/or training programme is not regulated by Ofqual and is not an accredited qualification. Your training provider will be able to advise you on any further recognition, for example progression routes into further and/or higher education. For further information please visit the Learner FAQs on the Quality Licence Scheme website.

Professional business analysts are known by a variety of different names, which include business consultants, service request analysts, product managers, strategic analysts, business intelligence specialists, data analysts, project management specialists and so on.  This advanced business analyst course is suitable for anyone looking to climb the ladder in an organisational setting.  If you’re a business owner or considering entrepreneurship opportunities, you may also find the teachings of this exclusive course invaluable.  Business analysis professionals can earn anything from £20,000 to more than £100,000 with experience.

Who Should Take This Course?

At Oxford Home Study Centre, we welcome ambitious and enthusiastic candidates from all over the world.  This exclusive Level 5 Business Analysis Diploma was designed by a team of experienced academics with the following applicants in mind:

• Newcomers to business analysis and process improvement
• Business personnel looking to climb the career ladder
• Entrepreneurs and anyone considering business ownership
• Business managers and senior leadership personnel
• Anyone looking to improve their project management skills
• Jobseekers working on their CVs and employment prospects

With all study aids and learning resources included in the initial fee, our advanced business analysis programmes represent unbeatable value for money.  Get started on your Level 5 Business Analysis Diploma today, or contact a member of the team at OHSC anytime for more information.