Week 1: Foundational Skills (Days 1-7)
1. Day 1-2: Learn Microsoft Excel basics (formulas, charts, pivot tables)
2. Day 3-4: Familiarize yourself with data analysis tools (Google Data Studio,
Tableau, or Power BI)
3. Day 5-6: Understand basic statistical concepts (mean, median, mode, correlation)
4. Day 7: Study business process modeling and notation (BPMN) basics
Week 2: Business Analysis Fundamentals (Days 8-14)
1. Day 8-9: Learn business analysis frameworks (BABOK, Agile, or Scrum)
2. Day 10-11: Understand requirements gathering and documentation
3. Day 12-13: Study stakeholder management and communication techniques
4. Day 14: Learn about industry-specific domains (finance, healthcare, or retail)
Week 3: Practical Project (Days 15-21)
1. Day 15-16: Choose a simple business problem or process to analyze
2. Day 17-18: Create a process flowchart and identify areas for improvement
3. Day 19-20: Develop a basic data visualization dashboard
4. Day 21: Document your findings and insights
Week 4: Review and Next Steps (Days 22-30)
1. Day 22-23: Review what you've learned and identify areas for improvement
2. Day 24-25: Research certification options (ECBA, CCBA, or CBAP)
3. Day 26-27: Explore job descriptions and required skills for Business Analyst
roles
4. Day 28-30: Plan your next steps and create a long-term roadmap
This roadmap provides a basic structure, but feel free to adjust it based on your
pace and interests. One month is a good starting point, but keep in mind that
becoming a proficient Business Analyst takes time and practice.
Remember to:
- Set aside dedicated time for learning each day
- Practice what you learn through real-world examples or projects
- Join online communities or forums for support and guidance
- Review and adjust your roadmap regularly
