AssistKD is delighted to announce that the highly soughtafter Business Architecture course is now available in a selfpaced eLearning format, giving learners the flexibility to study anytime, anywhere.  

The course supports learners looking to develop practical Business Architecture skills and supports preparation towards the achievement of the BCS Professional Certificate in Business Architecture.  

Content is aligned with the recent BCS publication ‘Business Architecture: A Comprehensive Guide’ co-authored by AssistKD’s Jonathan Hunsley and Debra Paul. This new digital version mirrors the quality and depth of the virtual classroom course while offering even greater convenience.  

The core eLearning also includes access to:

• A comprehensive, fully updated digital course manual
• A new additional 40-question sample multiple choice exam paper to help practice exam technique, build confidence and reinforce understanding
• Two fully updated written examination papers to help build confidence and reinforce understanding  
• Over 70 refreshed revision questions, aligned with the latest syllabus  
• Tutor support by email in case you have any questions while studying.

Why eLearning? The Benefits Are Clear

Switching to selfpaced eLearning offers several important advantages for busy professionals and organisations:

• Learn at your own pace - Study in short bursts or longer sessions — whenever it suits your schedule.
• 24/7 access - No need to attend on fixed dates, and no travel required.
• Consistent, highquality learning experience - All learners receive the same eLearning content, explanations, and examples, ensuring standardised professional development across teams.
• Ideal for global or remote teams - Geography and time zones are no longer barriers — your team can train simultaneously from anywhere.
• Costeffective - Eliminate travel costs and reduce time away from daytoday responsibilities.
• Better knowledge retention - Interactive learning, repeatable modules, and ondemand revision all help reinforce understanding.