Write clearer requirements
Learn to elicit, analyse and validate requirements. Practise writing user stories, requirements and acceptance criteria that give your team something concrete to review.
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You’ve left the workshop with pages of notes. Your team needs requirements it can build and test. When decisions are unclear, everyone fills in the gaps differently.
Practical online training for beginner and junior business analysts. Learn to ask better questions and write requirements your team can use.
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Workshop note “Make expenses easier to submit.”
Testable requirement Employees can submit an expense claim with its amount, date and receipt. If any required item is missing, the form identifies it and keeps the claim as a draft.
What changed? The rewrite names the user, the required information and what the system should do when something is missing.
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From workshop notes to testable requirements
You have pages of notes, the requirements are due tomorrow and you’re still working out what was agreed. If the gaps go into the document, stakeholders and developers may read the same request differently. Start by clarifying the need, then write one capability the team can build and test.
Workshop note “Make expenses easier to submit.”
Testable requirement The employee shall be able to submit an expense claim.
Acceptance check Given a draft with no receipt, when the employee tries to submit it, then the form flags the missing receipt. The claim stays in Draft.
Choose the skill you need at work
Learn to elicit, analyse and validate requirements. Practise writing user stories, requirements and acceptance criteria that give your team something concrete to review.
Explore Requirements WritingNew in the role? Find out which documents to read, who to speak to and what to ask in your first week.
Explore Start StrongPrepare questions around the decisions you need, guide the discussion and capture what the team agreed.
Explore Requirements WorkshopsLearning paths
3 courses
Get oriented, build dependable habits and plan your analysis.
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Build practical skills in workshops, requirements, process mapping and impact analysis.
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Meet the founder
Toyin Aromire founded Business Analysis Mastery after working on business analysis and transformation projects. He built these online courses around situations junior BAs face at work, from finding out who owns a decision to preparing requirements a delivery team can use.
Good questions
Start Strong helps you get oriented. Essentials adds a foundation in the BA role and a practical planning course.
Yes. Use the course catalogue to pick the skill you need for the work in front of you.
Business Analysis Complete includes all ten courses and The AI-Powered Business Analyst e-book.
Yes. Pick the course that matches the task you’re facing. Requirements Writing helps with elicitation and documentation. Process Mapping helps you describe how work gets done. The course pages list the topics and resources for each.
Start with a structured way to ask questions, check what stakeholders agreed and document what the delivery team needs.