Business analyst
course:
from zero to hired

In the full-time schedule, you study online from 9 AM to 6 PM, Monday to Friday. You’ll attend webinars, do practical tasks, and get help from mentors. There are group video calls four times a week in the afternoon. This intense schedule is not good if you want to work at the same time.

The flexible schedule lets you learn at your own pace. You decide when and how many hours to study. Mentors are available to help you, and you can chat and join video calls with classmates. Plus, you get lifetime access to the course, so you can learn whenever you want.

In the flexible format, you can balance your studies with work or school. You set your own pace and receive support from our mentors throughout the course.

In the full-time format, it’s hard to combine studies with work or school due to its intensity. You’ll need to fully commit, studying from 9 am to 6 pm, Monday to Friday.

Sure! After finishing our course, you'll get a certificate. More than 5000 of our graduates use it to show their skills on LinkedIn and other social media. But our main focus is helping you find a job, and we'll do everything we can to support you in that.

If you’re not sure which profession is right for you, book a free consultation. Our manager will help you figure out the best options based on your skills and interests.

No, you don’t need math or a technical background to enroll. In fact, 9 out of 10 Mate students come from non-technical backgrounds. Our job is to teach you the skills you need and help you land a job in tech.

To enroll in the full-time course, start by filling out an application and taking a short logic test with 15 questions. If your English level is below Pre-intermediate, we'll ask you to make a short video about yourself. Once we check that your English is good enough for learning, you can move on with your enrollment and set up an interview with our manager.

For the flexible course, just send an application. Our manager will reach out to explain the course details and help you pick the best option. You’ll get access to the course right after you pay.

You can apply for the full-time course starting at age 16 with your parents' permission. For the flexible course, you can begin if you’re at least 15 years old.

The employment guarantee applies if you reach the legal working age in your country by the time you finish the course.

For over 10 years, we’ve been helping people kickstart their tech careers — and we’ve gotten pretty good at it.

Our courses are built around what companies actually want, with tons of hands-on practice to get you job-ready. And you’re never on your own — we’ll guide you every step of the way, from polishing your resume to nailing your interviews.

The best part? 80% of our grads land a tech job just a few months after finishing the course.

For full-time graduates, you only start paying for your education after finding a tech job. The payment is 12% of your net salary for 36 months. If you don’t get a job, you pay nothing.

If you finish the flexible course, actively search for a job with our support for 16 weeks, and don't receive any offers, you can get a full refund.

The full-time schedule combines theory lessons, practice, and Q&A sessions:

9:00 AM - 10:00 AM — Algorithms 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM — Theory 11:30 AM - 12:30 PM — Break 12:30 PM - 2:00 PM — Practice 2:00 PM - 2:30 PM — Q&A session 2:30 PM - 5:00 PM — Practice 5:00 PM - 6:00 PM — Q&A session

Graduates of the “Business Analyst” course most often start their careers in roles like Junior Business Analyst, Business Analyst, or Business Consultant, where they gain practical experience working with business requirements, processes, and analytics. As you build experience and refine your business analysis skills, you can progress to more senior and responsible roles such as Senior Business Analyst, Lead Business Analyst, or even transition into strategic positions like Product Manager or Business Analytics lead, working on bigger projects and driving business decisions.

Our “Business Analytics” course includes clearly structured modules designed to help you master both practical and communication skills for a successful Business Analyst career. You’ll learn how to identify and analyze business requirements from stakeholders, create detailed documentation (BRD, SRS, User Stories, Use Cases), and work with backlogs and MVP boundaries so development teams understand what to build and when.

During the training, you’ll also learn how to define technical solutions, describe database structures and API logic, visualize processes using UML and BPMN diagrams, and create prototypes and wireframes for future products before development begins. The course teaches how to analyze stakeholders and plan effective communications, and how to work productively in Agile teams using Scrum and Kanban — all core competencies for modern business analysis.

A Business Analytics course provides a structured learning path that lets you master key concepts step by step without confusion or gaps in your knowledge. You’ll get personalized feedback from experienced mentors and work on real business analysis cases, unlike self-study where you often lack guidance. Our course also includes interaction with other students through chats and video calls, where you can share experiences, discuss ideas, and motivate each other to grow as business analysts.

To become a Business Analyst from scratch, you start with the fundamentals: understanding how to identify and analyze business and stakeholder requirements, document needs (BRD, SRS, User Stories), work with processes, and create product prototypes. As you progress, you learn more advanced approaches — how to build UML and BPMN diagrams, describe technical solutions, define MVP boundaries, and manage backlogs in Agile environments like Scrum and Kanban. Our structured business analysis course is designed to take you from basic principles to real business analysis tasks. You’ll work on practical cases, create documentation and prototypes, and strengthen your skills with mentor support and a community of peers.

To complete the online “Business Analyst” course, you’ll need a computer or laptop with solid performance. A device with at least an Intel Core i5 processor, 8 GB of RAM, an SSD, and a stable Internet connection is sufficient. Most business analytics tools are online-based, so reliable Internet access is important for smooth learning and working with real analytics and documentation tools.