Foundation Certificate in Business Analysis FAQ

What is the Foundation Certificate in Business Analysis certification?

Foundation Certificate in Business Analysis introduces the roles and competencies demanded as well as strategic analysis, process modeling, business system, and business case development.

What are the requirements for the exam?

There are no entry requirements for this certification.

What is the format of the exam?

The questions of the exam are available in the form of multiple choice.

What time will be given to complete the exam?

The candidate will be given a period of 60 minutes to complete their exam.

What are the passing marks for the exam?

The candidate should get at least 65% (26/40) in order to pass the exam.

What are the registration charges for the exam?

The registration fee for the exam is £192 (£160 + VAT).

How to register for the examination ?

To register for the examination, follow the steps mentioned below:

• Create an account on Pearson VUE. If you already have an account on Pearson VUE, then login to the account.
• Select Proctored Exams and enter the exam name.
• Follow the prompts to register and make the payment.
• Once the registration is completed you will receive a confirmation mail.

What is the target audience for the examination ?

• The Foundation Certificate is designed for people who want to understand business analysis, support change, and improve business processes.
• Suitable for business analysts, business managers, and members of their team, business change managers, and project managers. 

What skills will you acquire after completing the certification ?

You will develop knowledge and skills mentioned below, which will help you grow in your career:

• The role and competencies of a Business Analyst
• Investigation techniques, including interviews, observations, workshops and prototyping
• How to categorise, analyse and manage stakeholders
• How to model business processes
• Making a business and financial case and assessing feasibility
• How to establish, document and model requirements