Get CBBA Certified — The Business Analyst Certification Built for ANZ Practitioners

✓ This is for you if…

• You want a recognised BA credential without waiting 7,500 hours
• You’re changing careers into business analysis
• You’re a junior BA wanting to formalise your skills
• You’re a project manager or business stakeholder moving into BA
• You want practical, ANZ-relevant certification (not just theory)

✗ This is NOT for you if…

• You already have 10+ years BA experience and want CBAP specifically
• You want a pure theory/exam credential with no practical work
• Your organisation mandates IIBA certification only

Fundamental Skills

• Requirements elicitation techniques
• Stakeholder identification & management
• Business communication (written & verbal)
• Critical thinking & problem framing
• Facilitation & workshop skills

The Delivery Journey

• Step-by-step BA workflow for any initiative
• Strategy-to-solution pathway
• When to apply each skill and in what order
• Agile vs. waterfall BA practice
• Handover & solution evaluation

Techniques & Approaches

• Process modelling & BPMN
• User story mapping & acceptance criteria
• Stakeholder analysis frameworks
• RAID log management
• Business case construction

Watch at your own pace, rewatch any time

Detailed reading to reinforce video content

Hands-on practice + final exam

Templates, checklists & frameworks

LinkedIn-shareable, verifiable online

Self-paced within your access window

About Benjamen Walsh

Benjamen is a practising Business Analyst with 15+ years of experience across NZ and Australia. He’s the creator of the Better Business Analysis Framework and host of The Better Business Analyst Podcast — 138 episodes and one of ANZ’s most listened-to BA resources.

He’s trained BAs at Deloitte, Westpac, ANZ Bank, IBM, and NZ Government — and built the CBBA to give practitioners the credential he wished existed when he was starting out.

“I was a project coordinator for 5 years but couldn’t break into BA roles without a credential. The CBBA changed that — I had a BA role within 2 months of completing the course.”

“The Delivery Journey module alone was worth the price. I finally understood how the pieces fit together on a project. Benjamen teaches from real experience, not theory.”

“I came from a software testing background and didn’t know where to start with BA. The CBBA structured it perfectly — I went from confused to confident in 6 weeks.”

30-Day Money-Back Guarantee

If you’re not satisfied within 30 days of purchase, we’ll refund you in full. No questions asked. We’re confident in the course — but the risk is on us, not you.

Will ANZ employers recognise the CBBA?

Yes. The CBBA is recognised by employers across New Zealand and Australia including NZ Government, Deloitte, Westpac, ANZ Bank, IBM, Spark NZ and KPMG. It’s verifiable online via the BBAI certification registry.

What happens after 6 weeks — do I lose access?

Your access to course materials is for 6 weeks from enrolment. Your CBBA certificate and the BA Toolkit are yours to keep permanently once earned. Most students complete well within the 6-week window.

Is the CBBA the same as CBAP?

No — they’re different certifications for different career stages. CBAP (IIBA) requires 7,500 hours of documented BA experience and costs $950+ USD to sit. CBBA has no experience prerequisite and is designed for practitioners building their foundation. Many CBBA graduates go on to pursue CBAP later in their career.

What level of experience do I need?

None required. The CBBA is designed for career changers, graduates, and junior BAs. If you have some project or business experience (in any role) you’ll have real-world context to apply what you learn.

Is there a payment plan?

Currently the CBBA is available as a single payment of $349 NZD + GST (~AUD $315). If cost is a barrier, start with the free Introduction to Business Analysis course first and contact us directly to discuss options.

What’s in the BA Toolkit?

The BA Toolkit includes: requirements elicitation templates, stakeholder register, RAID log, process mapping templates, business case template, user story format guide, and the BBAI Framework reference card. Everything you’d use on a real project from day one.