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CCBA Certification of Competency in Business Analysis

To earn the CCBA designation, candidates must:

Complete a minimum of 3,750 hours of Business Analysis work experience in the last 7 years.
Within these 3750 minimum hours required, a minimum of 900 hours must be completed in each of 2 of the 6 BABOK® Guide Knowledge Areas OR, a minimum of 500 hours must be completed in each of 4 of the 6 BABOK® Guide Knowledge Areas.
Complete a minimum of 21 hours of Professional Development within the last 4 years.
Provide references.
Agree to Code of Conduct.
Agree to Terms and Conditions.
Pass the exam.

The CCBA certificate is for:

Individuals with an ECBA™ designation
Product Managers
Non-BA consultants
Trainers
Hybrid Business Analysis professionals, including: Project Manager, Testers, Quality Assurance (QA) professionals, Change/Transformation Managers, and Designers

Business Analysis Planning and Monitoring 12%
Elicitation and Collaboration 20%
Requirements Life Cycle Management 18%
Strategy Analysis 12%
Requirements Analysis and Design Definition 32%
Solution Evaluation 6%

Modifies rules: Encounters situations where there is confidence to modify the guidelines that have been provided for addressing the challenge.
Recommends actions: Although generally works independently on smaller, well scoped challenges, still relies on expert help for more complex work. Skills, knowledge and confidence have developed to the level where appropriate actions are identified.
Applied knowledge: Has practiced the competency and skills have evolved working on small, less complex challenges or with guidance on large, more complex work.

Plan Business Analysis Approach
- Skilled: Recommends action for selecting the business analysis approach.
- Skilled: Recommends action forlevel of business analysis formality.
- Skilled: Recommends action for identifying business anlaysis activities.
- Skilled: Recommends action for the timing of business analysis work.
- Skilled: Applied knowledge of assessing complexity, size, and risk factors.
- Skilled: Applied knowledge of gaining stakeholder understanding and agreement.

Methodology Knowledge: Demonstrate capability in multiple analysis methodologies.
Verbal & Non-Verbal Communication: Adapt communication style to the needs of the situation and the individual.
Listening: Use active listening and discovery skills to understand “real” issues/needs and build chemistry.

Plan Stakeholder Engagement
- Skilled: Applied knowledge of stakeholder analysis.
- Skilled: Applied knowledge of stakeholder collaboration.
- Skilled: Applied knowledge of identifying stakeholder collaboration needs.

Systems Thinking: Leverage holistic view of people, processes and technology to understand the enterprise.
Organization Knowledge: Demonstrate an understanding of the organizations nuances and how to get things done.
Listening: Use active listening and discovery skills to understand “real” issues/needs and build chemistry.

Plan Business Analysis Governance

- Skilled: Applied knowledge of identifying an effective decision-making process. - Skilled: Applied knowledge of developing an effective change control processes. - Skilled: Applied knowledge of developing an effective prioritizaion process. - Skilled: Recommends action for planning an effective approval process.
Decision Making: Make and help others make the best decision based on appropriate criteria, such as:
business need, opportunities, risk, compliance, and ability to achieve the desired outcome.
Organization Knowledge: Demonstrate an understanding of the organizations nuances and how to get things done.
Methodology Knowledge: Demonstrate capability in multiple analysis methodologies.
Methodology Knowledge: Demonstrate capability in multiple analysis methodologies.

Plan Business Analysis Information Management

- Skilled: Applied knowledge of how to oganize business analysis information.
- Skilled: Applied knowledge of determining the appropriate level of abstraction.
- Skilled: Applied knowledge of traceability.
- Skilled: Applied knowledge of planning for requirements reuse.
- Skilled: Applied knowledge of storing and accessing business analysis information.
- Skilled: Applied knowledge on attributes for requirements and design management.

Organization Knowledge: Demonstrate an understanding of the organizations nuances and how to get things done.
Methodology Knowledge: Demonstrate capability in multiple analysis methodologies.
Business Analysis Tools & Technology: Leverage appropriate business analysis tools.

Identify Business Analysis Performance Improvements

- Skilled: Recommends action for reports on business analysis performance. - Skilled: Applied knowledge of identifying business analysis performance measures. - Skilled: Applied knowledge of assessing business analysis performance measures. - Skilled: Applied knowledge of recommending business analysis performance improvements.
Creative Thinking: Think creatively and help others to think creatively to identify innovative solutions.
Learning: Demonstrate an ability to learn quickly and willingly.
Adaptability: Adapt to and embrace changing situations as an opportunity, rather than an obstacle.

Prepare for Elicitation
- Skilled: Modifies rules for the elicitation scope
- Skilled: Modifies rules for selecting appropriate elicitation techniques
- Skilled: Modifies rules for setting up logistics for elicitation activities
- Skilled: Modifies rules for preparing supporting elicitation materials
- Skilled: Recommends action on stakeholder preparation for elicitation activities


Learning: Demonstrate an ability to learn quickly and willingly.
Organization & Time Management: Organize activities and manage time efficiently to adhere to commitments and changing priorities.
Adaptability: Adapt to and embrace changing situations as an opportunity, rather than an obstacle.
Teaching: Teach and ensure comprehension of new concepts.
Conduct Elicitation
Skilled: Modifies rules for guiding the elicitation activity
Skilled: Modifies rules for capturing capturing the outcomes of the elicitation activity.
Conceptual Thinking: Ability to put the pieces together.
Adaptability: Adapt to and embrace changing situations as an opportunity, rather than an obstacle.
Verbal & Non-Verbal Communication: Adapt communication style to the needs of the situation and the individual.
Listening: Use active listening and discovery skills to understand “real” issues/needs and build chemistry.
Facilitation: Use facilitation skills to encourage participation from all attendees.
Confirm Elicitation Results
- Skilled: Recommends action on comparing elicitation results against source information.
- Skilled: Recommends action on comparing elicitation results against other elicitation results.

Decision Making: Make and help others make the best decision based on appropriate criteria, such as:
business need, opportunities, risk, compliance, and ability to achieve the desired outcome.
Leadership & Influencing: Influence others to drive action.
Negotiation & Conflict Resolution: Resolve conflicts and negotiate to reach
Communicate Business Analysis Information
- Skilled: Recommends action on determining objectives and format of communication.
- Skilled: Recommends action for communicating the appropriate level of detail.

Verbal & Non-Verbal Communication: Adapt communication style to the needs of the situation and the individual.
Written Communication: Demonstrate well prepared, stakeholder-focused written communication.
Listening: Use active listening and discovery skills to understand “real” issues/needs and build chemistry.
Manage Stakeholder Collaboration
- Skilled: Applied knowledge of gaining stakeholder agreement.
- Skilled: Applied knowledge of monitoring stakeholder engagement.
- Skilled: Applied knowledge of collaborative stakeholder relationships.

Organization & Time Management: Organize activities and manage time efficiently to adhere to commitments and changing
priorities. Adaptability: Adapt to embrace changing situations as an opportunity, rather than an obstacle.
Teamwork: Foster a collaborative working environment.
Negotiation & Conflict Resolution: Resolve conflicts and negotiate to obtain agreement.

Trace Requirements
- Skilled: Applied knowledge of value and relationship considerations while tracing requirements.
- Skilled: Applied knowledge of identifying the relationships to track to effectively manage traceability.
- Skilled: Applied kowledge of determining and appropriate traceability repository.

Conceptual Thinking: Ability to put the pieces together.
Methodology Knowledge: Demonstrate capability in multiple analysis methodologies.
Business Analysis Tools & Technology: Leverage appropriate business analysis tools.
Maintain Requirements
- Skilled: Applied knowledge of maintaining requirement and design information.
- Skilled: Applied knowledge of managing attributes.
- Skilled: Applied knowledge of managing requirements for long-term reuse.

Systems Thinking: Leverage holistic view of people, processes and technology to understand the enterprise.
Organization Knowledge: Demonstrate an understanding of the organizations nuances and how to get things done.
Business Analysis Tools & Technology: Leverage appropriate business analysis tools.
Prioritize Requirements
- Skilled: Recommends action for determining the appropriate basis for prioritizing requirements.
- Skilled: Applied knowledge of guiding stakeholders through prioritization changes.
- Skilled: Applied knowledge of prioritizing new information.

Decision Making: Make and help others make the best decision based on appropriate criteria, such as:
business need, opportunities, risk, compliance, and ability to achieve the desired outcome.
Business Acumen & Industry Knowledge: Demonstrate the ability to incorporate business and industry knowledge into work.
Negotiation & Conflict Resolution: Resolve conflicts and negotiate to reach agreements.
Assess Requirements Changes
- Skilled: Applied knowledge of assessing the formality of the assessment process.
- Skilled: Applied knowledge of completing impact analysis activities.
- Skilled: Applied knowledge of guiding impact resolution activities.

Decision Making: Make and help others make the best decision based on appropriate criteria, such as:
business need, opportunities, risk, compliance, and ability to achieve the desired outcome.
Systems Thinking: Leverage holistic view of people, processes and technology to understand the enterprise.
Organization Knowledge: Demonstrate an understanding of the organizations nuances and how to get things done.
Approve Requirements
- Skilled: Applied knowlege of stakeholder roles and authority levels.
- Skilled: Applied knowledge of managing conflicts and resolving issues.
- Skilled: Applied knowledge of using appropriate methods to gain consensus about key business analysis information.
- Skilled: Recommends action for tracking and communicating approval decisions.

Verbal & Non-Verbal Communication: Adapt communication style to the needs of the situation and the individual.
Listening: Use active listening and discovery skills to understand “real” issues/needs and build chemistry.
Negotiation & Conflict Resolution: Resolve conflicts and negotiate to reach agreements.

Analyze Current State
- Skilled: Recommends action for defining business needs.
- Skilled: Recommends action for the organizational structure and culture.
- Skilled: Applied knowledge of the organizational capabilities and processes.
- Skilled: Applied knowledge of the technology and infrastructure utilized by the organization.
- Skilled: Applied knowledge of organizational policies and business rules.
- Skilled: Applied knowledge of the organization's business architecture.
- Skilled: Applied knowledge of the organization's internal assets
- Skilled: Applied knowledge of external influencers.

Systems Thinking: Leverage holistic view of people, processes and technology to understand the enterprise.
Business Acumen & Industry Knowledge: Demonstrate the ability to incorporate business and industry knowledge into work.
Organization Knowledge: Demonstrate an understanding of the organizations nuances and how to get things done.
Define Future State
- Skilled: Applied knowledge of articulating business goals and objectives.
- Skilled: Recommends action for determining the solution scope.
- Skilled: Recommends action for identifying constraints.
- Skilled: Applied knowledge of identifying potential changes to organizational structure and culture.
- Skilled: Applied knowledge of identifying new capabilities and business processes.
- Skilled: Applied knowledge of identifying new technology and infrastructure.
- Skilled: Applied knowledge of identifying new organizational policies and business rules.
- Skilled: Applied knowledge of ensuring business architecture is respected.
- Skilled: Applied knowledge of assessing resource alignment for future state and transition to future state.
- Skilled: Applied knowledge of identifying assumptions related to the future state.
- Skilled: Applied knowledge of evaluating the potential value for the future state.

Creative Thinking: Think creatively and help others to think creatively to identify innovative solutions.
Systems Thinking: Leverage holistic view of people, processes and technology to understand the enterprise.
Organization Knowledge: Demonstrate an understanding of the organizations nuances and how to get things done.
Assess Risks
- Skilled: Applied knowlege of identifying unknowns.
- Skilled: Applied knowledge of identifying and managing constraints, assumptions and dependencies.
- Skilled: Applied knowledge of quantifying the impact of risk factors.
- Skilled: Applied knowledge of assessing stakeholder and organizatoinal risk tolerances.
- Skilled: Applied knowledge of recommending an effective course of action.

Creative Thinking: Think creatively and help others to think creatively to identify innovative solutions.
Decision Making: Make and help others make the best decision based on appropriate criteria, such as:
business need, opportunities, risk, compliance, and ability to achieve the desired outcome.
Business Acumen & Industry Knowledge: Demonstrate the ability to incorporate business and industry knowledge into work.
Define Change Strategy
- Skilled: Recommends action for identifying the appropriate solution scope.
- Skilled: Applied knowledge of performing gap analysis.
- Skilled: Applied knowledge of completing the enterprise readiness assessment.
- Skilled: Applied knowledge of developing an effective change strategy.
- Skilled: Applied knowledge of developing appropriate transition states and completing release plans.

Decision Making: Make and help others make the best decision based on appropriate criteria, such as:
business need, opportunities, risk, compliance, and ability to achieve the desired outcome.
Systems Thinking: Leverage holistic view of people, processes and technology to understand the enterprise.
Organization Knowledge: Demonstrate an understanding of the organizations nuances and how to get things done.

Specify and Model Requirements
- Skilled: Recommends action for modeling requirements and designs.
- Skilled: Recommends action for analyzing requirements and designs.
- Skilled: Recommends action for identifying information for requirements and designs.
- Skilled: Recommends action for developing the appropriate level of abstraction to meet various needs.

Learning: Demonstrate an ability to learn quickly and willingly.
Visual Thinking: Communicate complex concepts and data as understandable.
Written Communication: Demonstrate well prepared, stakeholder-focused written communication.
Verify Requirements
- Skilled: Recommends action for applying the characteristics of requirements and designs quality.
- Skilled: Recommends action for performing verification activities throughout the work.
- Skilled: Recommends action for using appropriate checklists for quality control.

Decision Making: Make and help others make the best decision based on appropriate criteria, such as:
business need, opportunities, risk, compliance, and ability to achieve the desired outcome.
Organization Knowledge: Demonstrate an understanding of the organizations nuances and how to get things done.
Methodology Knowledge: Demonstrate capability in multiple analysis methodologies.
Validate Requirements
- Skilled: Applied knowledge in identifying assumptions in order to manage risks.
- Skilled: Applied knowledge of defining measurable evaluation criteria to assess the success of the change.
- Skilled: Applied knowledge of evaluating alignment with solution scope to support value delivery.

Systems Thinking: Leverage holistic view of people, processes and technology to understand the enterprise.
Organization Knowledge: Demonstrate an understanding of the organizations nuances and how to get things done.
Methodology Knowledge: Demonstrate capability in multiple analysis methodologies.
Define Requirements Architecture
- Skilled: Applied knowledge of using requirements viewpoints and views effectively.
- Skilled: Applied knowledge of leveraging templates to develop the solution architecture.
- Skilled: Recommends action for ensuring the set of requirements is complete
- Skilled: Recommends action for ensuring requirements relate to each other by identifying requirements relationships.
- Skilled: Recommends action for defining the business analysis information architecture.

Problem Solving: Use a structured approach to problem solving.
Conceptual Thinking: Ability to put the pieces together.
Methodology Knowledge: Demonstrate capability in multiple analysis methodologies
Define Design OPtions
- Skilled: Recommends action for identifying appropriate solution approaches.
- Skilled: Recommends action for identifying improvement opportunities.
- Skilled: Recommends action for allocating requirements to solution components and releases.
- Skilled: Recommends action for developing design options aligned with the desired future state.

Systems Thinking: Leverage holistic view of people, processes and technology to understand the enterprise.
Conceptual Thinking: Ability to put the pieces together.
Organization Knowledge: Demonstrate an understanding of the organization's nuances and how to get things done.
Analyze Potential Value and Recommend Solution
- Skilled: Recommends action for identifying the expected benefits of a potential solution.
- Skilled: Recommends action for identifying the costs associated with a potential solution.
- Skilled: Recommends action for determining the value of a solution to key stakeholders.
- Skilled: Recommends action for assessing design options and recommending the appropriate solution.

Decision Making: Make and help others make the best decision based on appropriate criteria, such as:
business need, opportunities, risk, compliance, and ability to achieve the desired outcome.

Systems Thinking: Leverage holistic view of people, processes and technology to understand the enterprise.
Solution Knowledge: Leverage an understanding of the organization to identify the most effective means of implementing
change.
Measure Solution Performance
- Skilled: Applied knowledge in identifying appropriate measures for assessing solution performance.
- Skilled: Applied knowledge of validating selected performance measures with key stakeholders.
- Skilled: Applied knowledge in collecting appropriate performance measures to assess solution performance.

Solution Knowledge: Leverage an understanding of the organization to identify the most effective means of implementing a change. Methodology Knowledge: Demonstrate capability in multiple analysis methodologies.
Verbal & Non-Verbal Communication: Adapt communication style to the needs of the situation and the individual.
Office Productivity and Communication Tools & Technology: Demonstrate proficiency in using office applications to document, track, and communicate information and artifacts.
Analyze Performance Measures
- Skilled: Applied knowledge of examining collected performance easures to assess solution performance.
- Skilled: Applied knowledge of highlighting identified risks.
- Skilled: Applied knowledge of identifying relevant trends.
- Skilled: Applied knowledge of testing and analyzing performance measures to ensure accuracy.
- Skilled: Applied knowledge of identifying the root cause of performance variances and recommending actions.

Learning: Demonstrate an ability to learn quickly and willingly.
Systems Thinking: Leverage holistic view of people, processes and technology to understand the enterprise.
Business Acumen & Industry Knowledge: Demonstrate the ability to incorporate business and industry knowledge into work.
Assess Solution Limitations
- Skilled: Applied knowledge of identifying internal solution component dependencies.
- Skilled: Applied knowledge of performing problem analysis to identify the source of solution limitations.
- Skilled: Applied knowledge of performing impact assessment activities to quantify factors that affect solution performance

Learning: Demonstrate an ability to learn quickly and willingly.
Systems Thinking: Leverage holistic view of people, processes and technology to understand the enterprise.
Business Acumen & Industry Knowledge: Demonstrate the ability to incorporate business and industry knowledge into work.
Assess Enterprise Limitations
- Skilled: Applied knowledge of assessing enterprise culture.
- Skilled: Applied knowledge of completing stakeholder impact analysis.
- Skilled: Applied knowledge of assessing solution impact on organizational structure.
- Skilled: Applied knowledge of performing operational assessment.

Learning: Demonstrate an ability to learn quickly and willingly.
Systems Thinking: Leverage holistic view of people, processes and technology to understand the enterprise.
Business Acumen & Industry Knowledge: Demonstrate the ability to incorporate business and industry knowledge into work.

Recommend Actions to Increase Solution Value
- Skilled: Applied knowledge of ensuring appropriate solution performance measures are being used.
- Skilled: Applied knowledge of providing substantiated recommendations.

Decision Making: Make and help others make the best decision based on appropriate criteria, such as:
business need, opportunities, risk, compliance, and ability to achieve the desired outcome.
Systems Thinking: Leverage holistic view of people, processes and technology to understand the enterprise.
Organization Knowledge: Demonstrate an understanding of the organizations nuances and how to get things done.

Certification of Competency in Business Analysis
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Application Fee (non-refundable and non-transferable)Exam FeeMember, Non-Member, Corporate MemberMemberECBA™$60$110CCBA®$125$325CBAP®$125$325

Communicating and negotiating well are essential for them. Good at using a variety of business intelligence tools to create interactive reports. It would be extremely beneficial to obtain a certification from the International Institute of Business Analysis (IIBA), such as Certified Business Analysis Professional (CBAP).

  • Business Data Analytics (CBDA) is an IIBA certification program.
  • CFLBA (IQBBA Certified Foundation Level Business Analyst) IQBBA Certified Foundation Level Business Analyst (CFLBA) IQBBA Certified Foundation Level Business
  • Certified Professional in Requirements Engineering (CPRE) by the International Requirements Engineering Board (IREB).
  • Professional in Business Analysis (PBA) is a designation awarded by the Project Management Institute.
  • SimpliLearn's Business Analyst Masters Program teaches you everything you need to know about being a business analyst.
  • How do I become a certified business analyst?

  • A guide to getting your CBAP Certification.
  • Be honest with yourself about what it will take to crack it...
  • Set a deadline for the exam.
  • Set a plan in motion.
  • Make BABOK a friend of yours.
  • Select the most appropriate Question Bank.
  • Make good use of the question bank.
  • Prepare for the exam by exercising.
  • How long does it take to get a business analyst certification?

    Candidates for the CBAP® designation must have completed at least 7,500 hours of business analysis work in the previous ten years. A minimum of 900 hours in four of the six BABOK® Guide Knowledge Areas were completed as part of this experience, for a total of at least 3,600 hours out of a total of 7,500 required.

    How do I become a certified business analyst?

  • Prepare for the CBAP® certification exam by getting trained and meeting the eligibility requirements.
  • Take the CBAP® exam to become a Certified Business Analyst Professional.
  • You can become a certified Senior Business Analysis Professional by passing the CBAP exam.
  • What can you do with a business analyst certification?

  • Analyst of data.
  • Consultant on business matters.
  • Analyst for operations research.
  • Analyst for the budget.
  • An analyst who uses quantitative methods.
  • Analyst in charge of information security.
  • Manager of a project.
  • Systems analyst with expertise in computer systems.
  • How much does the Ecba cost?

    Certification costs $60, which is nonrefundable. ECBA exam fees are $60, ECBA certification fees are $60, and IIBA memberships are $60. It costs $235 to take the exam for the first time, and $195 to retake it if you fail. You'll also have to pay for the required PD hours, which vary greatly depending on the course.

    Is Ecba certification useful?

    Yes, ECBA certification is worthwhile because there are few industry-accepted certificates that validate foundation-level business analysis knowledge and understanding. So, if you're sitting in an interview, just because you're industry certified, you'll have an advantage over your peers.

    Is the CBAP exam difficult?

    There are 150 multiple-choice questions on the exam, some of which are extremely difficult, some of which are moderately easy, and the majority of which are challenging. CBAP and CCBA tests, which are intensive, typically start with a set of difficult questions.

    What certificate is needed for business analyst?

    A business analyst can earn the highest level of competency- based certification from the IIBA by earning the CBAP. It demonstrates mastery of business analysis as well as leadership abilities. Applicants must have 7,500 hours of business analysis experience, 35 hours of professional development, and pass an exam to be considered.

    How much does it cost to get a CBAP certification?

    IIBA® membership fee: $95 USD
    Application Fee $125 USD
    Exam Fee – for IIBA®Members $325 USD
    Exam Fee – for non-IIBA® Members $450 USD

    How do you become a certified business analyst?

  • In the last ten years, you must have completed at least 7,500 hours of business analysis work.
  • The total hours completed for this experience must equal 900 hours across four of the six BABOK® Guide Knowledge Areas, for a total of at least 3,600 out of the required 7,500.
  • How much does it cost for a CBAP certification?

    Application Fee (non-refundable and non-transferable) Exam Fee
    CCBA® $125 $325
    CBAP® $125 $325
    IIBA®AAC $250
    IIBA®CBDA $450

    What certificates are required for business analyst?

  • (IIBA) is an organization that provides business analysis.
  • The International Qualification Board for Business Analysts (IQBBA) is a non-profit organization dedicated to certifying business analysts around the world.
  • The Project Management Institute (PMI) is a non-profit organization dedicated to improving project management practices
  • In 1989, the International Requirements Engineering Board was established.
  • Is CBAP certification worth?

    Because of their skill sets and expertise in business analysis, companies have been hiring more CBAP recipients in accurate years. A CBAP designation holder also earns more money than a non-credentialed business analyst, so you'll have more job opportunities, more money, and global recognition with a CBAP designation.

    How do I get a CBAP certificate?

  • Simplilearn is an IIBA Endorsed Education Provider that offers formal CBAP training.
  • For a total of $450, you can join the IIBA and apply for the CBAP exam online.
  • CBAP certification is awarded by IIBA to those who pass the exam.
  • How long does it take to get business analyst certificate?

    To be considered for the CBAP®, you must have 5 years (7,500 hours) of business analysis experience, as defined by the BABOK® Guide, as well as 900 hours of experience in at least 4 of the 6 knowledge areas.

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    Enrollment Certification for Loan Deferment

    The National Student Clearinghouse processes deferment forms. If you need an enrollment certification for deferment of a student loan, mail the forms to the Office of Student Services, Lyons Hall, Chestnut Hill, MA 02467 or stop by Lyons Hall. Your deferment form will be forwarded to the National Student Clearinghouse. If the enrollment certification does not require an official school seal or signature, you may process the certification through www.bc.edu/myservices.

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    Pre-certification, Initial Preparation Program

    All students seeking teaching certification must be formally admitted to the Pre-certification, Initial Preparation Program (Pre-CIP). Admission to the program can occur after the student has completed 12 Bucknell University courses or their equivalents, including two courses in mathematics, one course in British or American literature, and one in composition; and achieved for the three preceding semesters an overall grade point average of at least 3.0. Appeals to this requirement may be made to the chair of the Department of Education.

    * Candidates must also pass the Pre-service Academic Performance Assessment tests in reading, writing and math. Students should apply to Pre-CIP as soon as they begin considering a career in education, and no later than the start of the first semester of their junior year. Students are notified of their acceptance or rejection at the end of their sophomore year.

    GPA Requirements

    The commonwealth of Pennsylvania generally requires an overall grade point average of 3.0 upon completion of the program prior to recommendation for certification to teach.

    Specific Requirements for Each Certification Area

    All students seeking certification must take two mathematics intensive courses, one English/American literature course and one W1 writing course (in addition to the literature course).

    Pre-K–4

    7–12

    K–12

    The following are considered to be "add-on" certifications that require students to concurrently pursue certification in one of the areas above:

    • General Science (requires concurrent certification in biology, chemistry or physics): Required courses
    • ESL Program Specialist, K–12 (requires concurrent certification in Pre-K–4 or one of the 7–12, or K–12 programs listed above): Advising Worksheet and Portfolio

    Clearances

    In addition to completing an approved program and successfully demonstrating the prescribed role competencies, the prospective teacher must be a "person of good moral character" who "possesses those personal qualities and professional knowledge and skills which warrant issuance of the requested certificate."

    It is the student's responsibility to satisfy these criteria. Students should note that prior to placement in student teaching or any other field experience, they will be required to submit results of a child abuse clearance, criminal background check and fingerprinting pursuant to requirements of the Pennsylvania Department of Education. Results must indicate that there are no criminal or child abuse records.

    Students in Education classes with field experiences can get help navigating the clearance process by contacting the departments Director of Professional Education.

    Act 151: PA Child Abuse History Clearance

    Act 34: PA Criminal History Record Check

    FBI Criminal History (Fingerprint)

    Certification Exams (Praxis or Pennsylvania Education Certification Test)

    In addition to coursework, students must complete and submit scores from required Praxis or Pennsylvania Education Certification Test examinations to the Department of Education. Specific examinations required for each area of certification vary. Although members of the department will advise students concerning examinations, the student is responsible for taking those examinations that meet certification program requirements.

    Learn more about certification testing

    Applying for a Teaching Certificate in Pennsylvania

    After completing the approved program of courses, the student submits an application for a Pennsylvania teaching certificate through the online Teacher Information Management System website not earlier than the first day of the month of graduation.

    Following a review of the student's program, the student may be recommended for certification by the designated officer at Bucknell. As noted above, the student must pass all the competency tests required by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania for the desired certificate.

    Bucknell's certification officer is able to recommend for certification students who successfully completed one of Bucknell's teacher certification programs, passed the appropriate tests and met all other certification requirements within five years of the student's date of graduation. Because state requirements and/or curricula may change, it may not be possible to make recommendations for certification outside of this five-year window.

    Applying for a Teaching Certificate in Other States

    Students who desire certification in states other than Pennsylvania must understand that teacher certification is governed by state law and that each state has different requirements. Obtaining a Pennsylvania teaching certificate, by completing an approved program and meeting all other requirements, does not ensure that students will be certified in another state.

    Although members of the Bucknell education department will assist students in obtaining information concerning certification in other states, as well as Pennsylvania, it is the student's responsibility to obtain current information and to meet all the certification requirements of any state.

    * These requirements may be modified by the Pennsylvania Department of Education (PDE) due to COVID-19.

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    Established collaboratively by seven student affairs professional associations

    WASHINGTON, Feb. 6, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- The Higher Education Consortium for Student Affairs Certification today announced the official launch of Student Affairs Educator Certification. This professional certification program offers a core student affairs educator credential (CSAEd) and specialty credentials in the functional areas of campus activities, campus housing and residential life, campus recreation, college unions, fraternity and sorority life, and student conduct administration. All certifications were developed to benefit mid-level professionals by formally recognizing their knowledge gained post-degree through several years of student affairs/services work experience and ongoing professional development.

    The launch of Student Affairs Educator Certification marks the culmination of a multi-year development process led by the Consortium and involving hundreds of practitioner and graduate faculty subject matter experts in student affairs/services. The Consortium was established collaboratively by the student affairs professional associations ACUHO-I, ACUI, AFA, ASCA, NACA, NASPA, and NIRSA. The goals of the Consortium include supporting individual student affairs educators seeking to demonstrate learning achieved through work experience and further support their professional advancement into senior-level positions and transitions across student affairs/services functional areas.

    "The essential work performed by student affairs educators has been exceptionally difficult these past years. Employees commonly report low morale, high attrition, and a desire for greater professional development. Certification offers an opportunity to address some of these challenges by providing student affairs divisions with a new means to recognize the knowledge their employees have continued to gain through work experience, encourage ongoing professional development, and achieve a tool to support mobility," says Joseph DeSanto Jones, executive director.

    The pilot of Student Affairs Educator Certification occurred in fall 2022. Applications for spring will open on February 13, 2023. To learn more about applying, register for the Student Affairs Educator Certification Spring Info session here: .

    For additional details about Student Affairs Educator Certification, visit the Consortium's website at .

    About Higher Education Consortium for Student Affairs Certification

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    Killexams : Teacher Certification

    Teacher Certification

    UAB will only recommend students for certification if they have successfully completed a State-approved teacher education program and other University requirements. Each student is responsible for submitting a completed certification packet to the Office of Student Services during the semester they intend to finish their approved program. A student who does not apply for their Professional Educator Certificate within five years (60 months) after completing a state-approved program may be required to fulfill additional requirements (i.e., testing and/or coursework).

    The Office of Student Services will verify that each student meets all degree and certification requirements after graduation and submit completed certification packets to the Alabama State Department of Education.


    Timeline

    Prepare

    Check UAB e-mail during your final semester for announcement from certification specialist.

    Submit

    Submit your educator certification application and the supporting documentation to the Office of Student Services via UAB Box.

    Process

    Your application will be audited by the certification specialist to ensure you meet the current certification requirements.

    Graduate

    Upon conferral of your degree, you will receive an e-mail notification from the certification specialist once your application has been mailed to the Alabama State Department of Education (ALSDE) for processing.

    Watch

    Watch for your mailed certificate.

    When to Apply

    The best time to apply for your Professional Educator certificate is during your last term of enrollment. This timeline will ensure that your paperwork will be submitted to the Alabama State Department of Education(ALSDE) on time.


    Deadlines

    Completed certification application packets are processed and mailed to the Alabama State Department of Education (ALSDE)in the order they are received.

    The term you plan to graduate: The application is due:
    Fall (December graduation) November 1
    Spring (May graduation) April 1
    Summer (August graduation) August 1

    Recertification of an Alabama Teaching Certificate

    Please call the Alabama State Department of Education at 334-694-4557.

    The level of courses you take (300, 400, 500, 600, etc.) will be dependent on your last certification, so communicating with one of our program directors is essential.

    Important: You are responsible for sending the needed documentation to the state to complete the recertification process.

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    Killexams : IIBA And HPRA Announce Strategic Partnership
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    TORONTO, Jan. 11, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The international institute of business analysis TM (IIBA®) and the human resources professionals association (HRPA) are proud to announce their strategic partnership. HRPA, serving the Ontario Province, have been advocating for the human resources profession for over 40 years to ensure that HR professionals have the most up-to-date tools and advanced skills needed to lead workplaces into the future. IIBA, with 30,000 members around the world, is leading the global business analysis community and is shaping professional standards to achieve better outcomes through better analysis.

    Business analysis skills are strategically important to today's CHRO tasked with taking on complex organizational challenges, as expectations of the HR function are increasing for advanced strategic thinking in defining solutions that deliver organizational value. HR needs a playbook of repeatable processes of uncovering the real business issues to solve, better techniques for determining solutions that are impactful, and a focused way of assembling compelling business cases that gain organizational support. To help HR professionals gain these skills, HRPA partnered with IIBA.

    The partnership between IIBA and HRPA is a pivotal relationship that emphasizes the value of leveraging analysis and data to drive business decisions and optimize HR practices. Through the combination of cutting-edge research, industry insights, and best practices, this partnership helps to ensure that HR professionals have the necessary business analysis skills and knowledge to effectively lead their organizations into the future.

    “Coming into the post-pandemic era there is a need for workplaces to increase learning agility, simplify cumbersome people processes, radically transform the employee experience, and turn their attention to increased organizational effectiveness to evolve within the new world of work,” said Kris Tierney, Vice President HR and Learning, HRPA.“We wanted to offer our members a program built on the proven standards of IIBA and highlight for HR professionals the value of business analysis in remarkably improving enterprise outcomes.”

    To help the HR profession meet the challenges of this new world and lead at a higher level, HRPA in association with the IIBA have built the radical hr: upskilling from service provider to solution expert program using the foundation of IIBA's entry certificate in business analysistm (iiba-ecba) . This innovative course is a five-module certificate program designed to enable organizational change by empowering participants to identify opportunities, define needs, and recommend solutions to deliver stakeholder value in the Human Resources field. By the end of the program, participants will receive the Human Resources Solutions Certificate (HRSC) and be equipped to sit IIBA's ecbatm exam.

    “This program is focused on giving HR practitioners' practical business analysis tools to assist in navigating complex projects and change. These skills will set up HR diagnostics to be clear and strategic for your clients and leaders,” said Mary Madigan Lee, Chief People Officer, City of Toronto.

    “HRPA and IIBA realized business analysis skills needed to be stronger in HR professionals to support the pace of change faced by their members. The partnership with HRPA brings the value of business analysis to achieve better business outcomes to HR professionals in a way that is practical and resonates for their unique needs,” said Keith Ellis, Chief Engagement and Growth Officer, IIBA.“What makes this program so unique is that it provides a clear path for HR professionals to transform from being a service provider to being the solution designer, influencer, and change partner that top leadership requires.”

    73% of pilot participants felt they gained a sense of confidence to impact and influence change after completing the course.1 All participants believe that business analysis techniques and skills are essential to a high-functioning HR department. The tools learned within this program will help participants better use business analysis foundations to conduct comprehensive needs analyses, create evidence-based solutions, and support organizational transformation, employee development and performance management, succession planning, and other key practices. Participants will advance their careers by gaining the necessary skills to deliver value-creating solutions that meet stakeholder needs across the business. Individuals exiting the program report have a feeling of greater individual and team effectiveness in evolving core HR processes, as well as greater confidence, to tackle complex change initiatives.

    Follow the link below to register for the course:
    radical hr: upskilling from service provider to solution expert

    Business analysis provides tremendous value to a wide range of industries and roles by helping organizations sense and enable change by defining needs and recommending solutions that deliver value. Join IIBA as a strategic partner and become part of a global network of experts who work towards delivering better outcomes through business analysis.

    To learn more about IIBA's Strategic Partnerships please visit .

    About IIBA
    International Institute of Business AnalysisTM (IIBA®) is a professional association leading the global business analysis community to achieve better outcomes through better analysis. With over 30,000 Members and certified professionals, and more than 120 Chapters, 1,200 volunteers, and 600 partners worldwide, IIBA supports the recognition of the profession within organizations, enables networking and community engagement, provides foundational standards and resources, and offers internationally recognized certification programs for career advancement. For more information, visit iiba.org .

    About HPRA
    At the Human Resources Professionals Association, we believe that better HR makes business better. The HRPA ensures that our 24,000 members and students have the most up-to-date tools and the advanced skills to lead our workplaces into the future. We regulate HR professionals in the public interest. Our members are held to the province's highest standards, so Ontario workplaces can trust us to help unlock business growth and optimize employee potential. Learn more at hrpa.ca .

      Source: IIBA post course-assessment of pilot participants

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    Killexams : Forms for Students

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    Killexams : More than 7k students taking career certification courses in Okaloosa Co. More than 7k students taking career certification courses in Okaloosa Co. © Provided by WKRG Mobile More than 7k students taking career certification courses in Okaloosa Co.

    NICEVILLE, Fla.s (WKRG) — The Okaloosa County School District said 7,846 middle and high school students have enrolled in Career and Technical Education (CTE) courses for the 2022-23 school year.

    The district hopes to be one of the leading districts in Florida for certification and helping local industries.

     “We are constantly looking for new ways to meet the needs of local industry and prepare our students to explore, compete, and succeed as lifelong learners in careers that are available in our area and the entire state of Florida.”

    OCSD Public Informaiton Officer Catherine Card

    Since the start of the CTE program in 2007, OCSD said they have earned more than $10.2 million in CAPE funding and students have gained 18,576 Industry Certifications.

    CAPE funding is part of the Florida Career and Professional Education Act and provides a statewide planning partnership between the business and education communities to attract, expand and retain targeted, high-value industries to sustain a strong, knowledge-based economy.

    Career Source Florida said the primary purpose of the Florida Career and Professional Education Act is to:

    • Improve middle and high school academic performance by providing rigorous and relevant curriculum opportunities;
    • Provide rigorous and relevant career-themed courses that articulate to postsecondary-level coursework and lead to industry certification;
    • Support local and regional economic development;
    • Respond to Florida’s critical workforce needs;
    • Provide state residents with access to high-wage and high-demand careers.

    OCSD offers 19 different CTE Programs and 101 different courses related to Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, Cyber Security, Carpentry, Nursing, and Welding.

    80% of all CTE courses in OCSD are honors, or Advanced Placement weighted credit. The district said 45 CTE courses meet the Fine/Practical Art graduation requirement, 12 meet the Online Course graduation requirement, and four courses satisfy a Science elective credit.

    In the 2021-22 school year OCSD said students earned1,382 Industry Certifications, 1,079 Digital Tool Certificates and $820,286 in CAPE funds to go directly back to the program that earned them.

    Learn more about the CTE courses in Okaloosa County online.

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    Killexams : Teaching Certification

    Students pursuing secondary teacher certification are required to maintain a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher and cannot receive a grade lower than a “B” in any ESTM, EDUC and EDEX course. For certification, students must complete 38.5 credits of coursework (42.5 credits for MATH majors). In many cases, DragonsTeach coursework overlaps with degree requirements.

    In most cases, students can complete the requirements for both an undergraduate degree and Pennsylvania teaching certification by their projected graduation date. However, depending on the program of study and the timing of entrance into the program, a additional post baccalaureate term(s) may be required to complete the requirements for Pennsylvania teaching certification.

    Teacher Certification Forms

    Please review the "Teacher Certification Forms” section of the School of Education’s website for a complete list of all forms and tests necessary for secondary teacher certification.

    International Student Certification

    By law (PA School Code §1202), all standard instructional certificate holders must be U.S. citizens. The Pennsylvania Department of Education (PDE) will, however, allow non-U.S. citizens to teach under an “Alien Provisional Certification” for a maximum of six years. The Alien Provisional certificate will convert to a standard certificate once U.S. citizenship is attained. If U.S. citizenship is not obtained during the six year period, the candidate will no longer be legally eligible to continue employment. In order to qualify for an Alien Provisional Certificate, the candidate must:

    • Be a resident alien (green card), and
    • File a “declaration of intent” to become a U.S. citizen.

    Teaching certification requirements vary from state to state and some states do not have a U.S. citizenship requirement to become certified to teach. We are willing and able to provide students who complete the DragonsTeach certification requirements (including student teaching) with a formal letter documenting the completion of a Pennsylvania-approved teacher certification program and verifying their preparation for the teaching profession. The U.S. Department of Education (DoE) offers a map to assist students in linking directly to departments of education and bureaus of professional certification in other states. You may also find the following websites useful:

    New Jersey Department of Education Certification & Induction

    Delaware Department of Education Teacher Licensure

    Schedule a Consultation

    International students that wish to participate in the DragonsTeach program should schedule a consultation with Drexel’s International Students and Scholar Services Office (ISSS). Before reaching out to the ISSS office, please talk to the DragonsTeach advisor to have a discussion about your options.

    International Students & Scholars Services:

    3210 Chestnut Street Creese Student Center, Suite 215
    Philadelphia, PA 19104
    isss@drexel.edu

    Hours: Monday–Friday: 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.
    Walk-in Advising Hours: Monday–Friday: 1 p.m. – 4 p.m.

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