ECBA Certification Tips - Entry Certificate in Business Analysis from IIBA

[@thebadoc]

Wow! How time flies. This was such a fun collaboration. Thanks for having me!

[@HarrisonDean]

28:25 I'm an IIBA member, where can I access the audio resources he mentions? I'm only interested in materials that help me study for the ECBA.

[@AnonMusk369]

Hi, did you get the access to those audio resources? If yes then could you please share the steps? Thanks in advance.

[@swethass9773]

@@AnonMusk369 Hi, can you please guide me on how to get these resources to prep for ECBA if you got to know about it?

[@aakashkumarpandey8505]

I have an MBA and an experience of 7 years working in varying analyst roles in a Bank.Does this count towards work experience criteria?

[@iiba]

Some of your work experience might be used for certification. The ECBA certification is for those without experience. For you, look at the CCBA or the CBAP certification. Here's a link with more information www.iiba.org/business-analysis-certifications/iiba-certifications/

[@gulshanzahoor]

My next goal, get the 21 hrs PDs

[@iswaryabalaji3007]

Hi Team, thanks for this video. I have ten years of experience as a Quality analyst and one year as a Business Analyst, I need some guidance on which exam to take, ECBA or CCBA?

[@iiba]

With 1 year of business analysis experience, you don't have enough experience to qualify for the CCBA certification. ECBA is the certification for you.

[@usmannazir7880]

I have master degree in Business Management. Is this course suitable for me? Plus I do have bachelor's degree in Marketing. I have keen interest in business analyst position but unaware if it's the right set of tools I am looking for.

[@iiba]

Hi Usman. The ECBA certification is intended for people who do not have experience in a business analysis role or are new to the role. You will learn the foundational of knowlege to understand business analysis and the role. With your business degree, you have an advantage to understand business stakeholders very well. Does that help?

[@jenniferjacob6405]

Hi Team.. looking forward to take the ECBA exam. Kindly advise if self studying BABOK would suffice to add in the 21hrs log..

[@taariqnawaz20]

Does this work?

[@5we21n]

Can I take ECBA without IIBA endorsed training?

[@trumpvsbiden1337]

yes

[@ManishYadav-me6gy]

Where can I find audio book iiba BABoK ??? I’m a member pls advise

[@iiba]

There isn't an audio book version of the BABOK Guide. There are several other formats available for members here - www.iiba.org/career-resources/a-business-analysis-professionals-foundation-for-success/babok/

[@ManishYadav-me6gy]

@@iiba thanks 😊

[@darthvader875]

what is 21 hrs PD? how to get them and from where? i have no idea.

[@iiba]

ECBA™ Professional Development activities must align with the BABOK® Guide v3.0 and have a minimum of 21 hours of activity within the last 4 years in any of the following categories: • Classroom courses (IIBA® Education Endorsed Provider, “EEP” courses, other training providers courses) • Chapter events (presentations, workshops, conference days) • Chapter study groups • Conferences (keynotes, track sessions, tutorials, workshops) • Self-directed learning (reading/studying the BABOK® Guide v3.0, archived webinars) • Online courses (IIBA® Education Endorsed Provider courses, other training providers courses, live webinars) For more information about ECBA Certification, refer to the Certification Handbook - www.iiba.org/globalassets/certification/files/core-ba-certification-handbook.pdf

[@supriyakansal3709]

Guide me for 21 hours PD.

[@jimbrownza]

Sit and read the Babok for a weekend, done.

[@jamaicaman1323]

write whatever you want just write more than 21 hours under "hours" section in the PD form. nobody really cares about that

[@dunginh7858]

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