The issue of climate change is more prominent than ever after the recent interview with Sir David Attenborough on BBC News, and the stark message that our way of life could cause the collapse of entire cities within decades. This has reminded us all that we need to change our way of life quickly, or face the consequences.
In these times of job uncertainty and the intense competition for every job role advertised, how can you make yourself and your CV stand out from the crowd in your chosen Business Analyst career path?
Here at Amatis Training we believe that a Business Analyst career is one of the most rewarding careers you can pursue (not that we’re biased!), with a wide range of growth and specialism opportunities available.
You’ve made the decision to become a Business analyst; you know you have the personal skills to make this career a success, but what do you do next?
The current COVID-19 pandemic has led to a number of changes in all our lives, both working and at home, and has brought about an uncertainty across the job markets. But this very change could be the perfect opportunity for you to make a successful career move.
As you know, here at Amatis Training, we really enjoy celebrating our graduates’ success stories, so I took some time to speak to one of our impressive recent graduates, George Tasker, who completed the BCS International Diploma in March 2021.
So, you’ve gained your first Business Analyst qualification and you’re eager to get started on your new career. The only thing standing in your way is the dreaded interview. But don’t worry, we’re here to give you some timely advice on how to use your finely honed BA skills to your advantage.
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For those seeking to widen their careers choices during the pandemic, opting to self-educate at home with online courses is a sound investment. Given the current backdrop, we felt it important to give you some top tips to help you study effectively during the pandemic.
