Maybe you're a fresh graduate wondering how to enter the IT industry.
Maybe you're already working but looking for a career change.
Or maybe you've heard about Business Analysis and found yourself thinking:
“Could I actually become a Business Analyst?”
The internet will give you hundreds of courses, certifications, videos and roadmaps.
But before asking “How do I become a Business Analyst?”, there's a more important question:
“What does becoming a Business Analyst look like for ME?”
That's exactly what this session is designed to help you discover.
You won't be sitting through 90 minutes of theory.
You won't be tested on BA terminology.
And you don't need to prepare anything.
This is a 1:1 Business Analyst Career Assessment built around YOU — your experiences, your thinking, your strengths and where you are today.
Think of it as a structured but comfortable conversation.
We'll start with your story.
What are you doing today?
Why are you considering Business Analysis?
What attracted you to the role?
What do you already know about it?
And then we'll simply talk.
I'll ask questions, give you situations to think about, understand how you approach problems, and learn about experiences you've already had — professionally, academically or otherwise.
There are no perfect answers.
You don't need to know how a Business Analyst should answer.
In fact, I'd rather you don't prepare.
Come as you are. Answer based on what you know today.
Because while it may feel like a conversation to you, I'll be listening and assessing your responses through the lens of what I've learned from working with, interviewing and mentoring Business Analysts.
Over 13+ years of professional experience, I've interviewed and evaluated numerous Business Analyst candidates, mentored aspiring BAs, and helped professionals understand what it takes to build a career in Business Analysis.
And one thing I've learned is:
There isn't one single path to becoming a Business Analyst.
You may already have skills that translate beautifully into Business Analysis — without even realizing it.
You may also have gaps.
That's completely okay.
The purpose of this session isn't to judge you.
It's to help you understand where you stand today and what you can do next.
After our session, I'll put my observations together into your Personalized Business Analyst Assessment Report.
It will help you understand:
Your Strengths
What you already bring to the table.
Your Development Areas
Where you should invest your time and effort.
Your Transferable Skills
What you may already be doing that translates into BA work.
Your BA Readiness
Where you currently stand in your journey.
Your Opportunities
Areas where your background could work in your favour.
Your Next Steps
What I would recommend you focus on from here.
The idea is simple:
You should leave knowing more about YOUR path — not just “the BA career path.”
This conversation could be valuable if you're:
You do not need previous Business Analyst experience.
You do not need certifications.
You do not need to study before the session.
You just need to bring yourself, your experiences and your questions.
If Business Analysis has been on your mind, don't start by asking:
“Which certification should I do?”
Start with:
“Where do I stand today?”
Let's understand what you already have, what you need to build, and what your journey towards Business Analysis could look like.
Come as you are. Let's discover your BA potential together.