Live masterclass • Thursday 22nd October @ 7pm UK
Join Ayo from Digital Business School for a free live training on how people from healthcare, operations, management and project management move into Business Analysis, building on the experience they already have instead of starting again.
Let's be honest
Bills cost more than they did a few years ago. A small rise doesn't feel like progress.
Rotas, travel and long days decide when you see the people who matter.
The only step up on offer is more of the same, with more pressure.
Years in one sector, so it feels like your experience only counts there.
And no job, no experience. The loop that keeps capable people stuck for years.
Courses sell certificates. Employers look for evidence you can do the work.
The big idea
Solving problems, coordinating people and improving processes is the raw material of the role. It's just never been written in a Business Analyst's language. This training shows you how to translate it, and what you still need on top: skills, practical evidence, a recognised qualification and interview practice.
On this free live training
Explained with a restaurant: the customer knows what they want, the kitchen knows how to cook, and the BA makes sure both mean the same thing. No coding, no jargon.
Why clinical coordination, rota and process fixes, team leadership and project delivery are closer to BA work than you think.
Skill training, work experience, qualifications, an optimised CV, job applications, interview preparation and passing probation, plus the roadblock that usually stops people at each step.
Employers hire evidence. You'll see the "middle part" most career changers skip, and how to build work you can point to.
A walkthrough of the five project phases students work through, from Project Initiation Document to Business Requirements Document.
Bring your questions about time, money and whether this fits your background.
Being upfront: the training is free and useful on its own. At the end, Ayo will explain the paid BA Accelerator programme for people who want structured support. Registering is not enrolment and there's no obligation.
The Career Transition Roadmap
Each step is covered on the training, along with what typically gets in the way.
Same experience, clearer language
Examples of the kind of translation covered on the training. Your own examples will be different, and that's the point.
Real project walkthrough preview
Interviewers ask for examples, not beliefs. On the training you'll see how BA Accelerator students build that evidence on a real client-facing project, working in a small team. The current example: redesigning a homepage for an e-commerce business to support more sales and a better user experience.
Six live tutor sessions guide the work across five connected phases:
Your host
Business Analyst first, trainer second.
Ayo has worked as a Business Analyst himself and made this kind of career change before teaching it. DBS reports he has 14+ years of experience in the field and 10+ years of training. The BA Accelerator's live opening training is taught by DBS's founders, who work as Business Analysts.
Rating as shown in the training slides. Read the public reviews (opens in a new tab).
BCS's partner directory describes DBS's real-life project experience, exam preparation, CV writing, interview coaching and post-job support.
Student stories on YouTube
Interviews published on the Digital Business School YouTube channel. Each is one person's experience in their own words. Results vary and aren't typical or guaranteed.
“So it's great to, to get new tools and new skills, new ways of, of doing things rather than sticking to old ways that were restrictive.”
Violi Sahaj
Video: Client Interview: Violi Sahaj Success Story (Landed a Job in 2 months)
“The internship program at Digital Business School was a game-changer, providing me with the exact hands-on templates and real-world processes I needed to confidently nail my first professional deliverables and secure a significant salary increase”
Fego
Video: From 0 Experience to 6 figures as a Business Analyst - Job Stacking 2 Roles
“I did the course, I've doubled my salary, and I'm looking to double it again.”
Jeremy
Video: How Jeremy Doubled His Salary: From Project Management to IT Business Analyst
Is this you?
You don't need a Business Analyst job title, a tech background or a degree to be considered for the programme. Fit is assessed individually.
What's offered at the end
If you'd like support after the training, this is the paid programme Ayo will present. Three months of structured delivery, then three months of continued support.
12 self-paced courses on BA fundamentals, tools and techniques, plus a two-day live opening training.
Six live tutor sessions guide you through PID, AS IS, TO BE and requirements, testing and the BRD.
Exam preparation and the exam fee are included. The qualification is awarded when you pass.
Your experience repositioned for BA roles, plus a job board, resources and researched roles. You choose roles and apply yourself.
Weekly interview coaching, AI interview practice and mock interviews with the founders.
Six weeks of post-job mentorship to support your first weeks in a new role.
Plan for 2–4 hours a week, covering project work, self-study and interview prep. The two-day opening training is separate. No programme can guarantee a job, salary, remote work, visa sponsorship or start date, and DBS doesn't.
Questions
Yes. Registration and the live training are free. Registering doesn't enrol you in anything.
At the end, Ayo explains the paid BA Accelerator programme for people who want structured support. You'll get practical value from the training whether or not you're interested, and there's no obligation.
The date and time haven't been announced yet.
No. Business Analysis is about understanding needs, making change clear and checking it solves the problem. The technical team builds the system. For the paid programme, fit is assessed individually.
The training covers this directly. If you later join the programme, plan for 2–4 hours a week across project work, self-study and interview prep, plus the separate two-day opening training.
No. Hiring, pay, working pattern and sponsorship are employers' decisions. The training shows how to put yourself in a stronger position, with skills, evidence, a recognised qualification and interview practice.
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One more time, plainly
If you're a UK professional in healthcare, operations, management or project management and you want better pay, more flexibility and real progression, this free training shows you the route into Business Analysis, and what it actually takes.
