Discover How To Turn Your Existing Work Experience Into A £50,000–£65,000/Year Business Analyst Career, Without A Computer Science Degree, Learning To Code Or Starting Your Career From Scratch
In this free 3-day live challenge, you'll step into the shoes of a Business Analyst, review a personalised BA CV draft and build your career transition roadmap.
From the desk ofShaz ShafiqCo-Founder of Transform Learning Academy
Dear friend,
Let me guess…
You've spent the last 5, 10, maybe even 15 years working hard in the UK.
You're good at what you do. People rely on you.
But your salary has barely moved, and lately you've been wondering if this is it.
Your inbox, the last 3 months
InboxApplied: 0Interviews: 0
47 applications.0 interviews.
sound familiar?
So you start looking at your options.
And everyone gives you the same advice.
🎓Go back to university.
📜Get another qualification.
💻Learn how to code.
💸Spend thousands of pounds on a tech bootcamp.
Sounds straightforward in theory.
But you've got bills to pay, a full-time job and a life outside of work.
You can't just stop everything and start again from zero.
So another year goes by.
Be honest…
How many of these sound like you?
Tap every one that's true for you right now.
Your score0 / 8
Tap the ones that are true for you.
keep reading…
And the part nobody sees: you've built years of valuable experience, and you still feel like you'd be starting at the bottom every time you look at a job advert.
If any of that hit close to home, hear this: you're not behind, and your experience isn't worthless. You just haven't been shown how to use it.
The Truth Is, It's Not Your Experience That's Holding You Back…
Most people think changing careers means throwing away everything they've built and starting again at the bottom.
So they either stay where they are… or spend years and thousands of pounds retraining for something completely new.
flip the switch ↑
Your experience+New degree+3–4 years=A junior salary
Time3–4 years
Your experienceThrown away
Starting pointThe bottom
But there's a career in tech that's built on exactly the kind of skills you've spent years developing.
It's called Business Analysis.
Business Analysts help companies understand problems, improve processes, communicate between teams and find better ways of working.
If you've worked in customer service, finance, healthcare, administration or operations, you've probably done some version of this already: solving problems, dealing with people and making things run better.
And you don't need to write a single line of code to do it.
But having transferable skills isn't enough on its own.
You need to know which of your skills employers value, which ones you're missing, and how to show it on your CV and in interviews.
That's exactly what I'll show you, step by step, in this free 3-day challenge.
Introducing the FREE 3-Day Live Business Analyst Career Challenge
3-Day Live Challenge
3 live sessions on Zoom (Fri 13 · Sat 14 · Sun 15 Nov, 6:00 PM UK, around 2 hours each)
A realistic business problem to investigate, just like a Business Analyst would
A personalised Business Analyst CV draft based on the work history you share with us
Live Q&A with Shaz, so you can ask about your own situation
Your own career transition roadmap with clear next steps
No tech degree or coding experience needed
What You'll Discover Over These 3 Days
Day 1 · DiscoverFri 13 Nov · 6PM UK
How Business Analysis Works & The Path To A £65K/Year Career
Find out what Business Analysts actually do, why companies hire them, and which of your existing skills could transfer into the role.
What Business Analysts do day to day, and how you could work towards a career earning up to £65,000 a year, even if you've never worked in tech
How to investigate a business problem, ask the right questions and find what's actually going wrong
Your first Business Analyst discovery brief, plus the skills from your current job that could help you make the move
Day 2 · PositionSat 14 Nov · 6PM UK
What Employers Look For & How To Build A Business Analyst CV
Stop applying with a CV that hides your best experience. Find out what hiring managers want to see, and where your work history fits.
What employers actually look for when hiring Business Analysts
How to turn your existing experience into a BA-focused CV, instead of starting from scratch
Your personalised Business Analyst CV draft, plus the gaps you still need to close
Day 3 · PlanSun 15 Nov · 6PM UK
Complete Your First BA Case Study & Build Your Career Roadmap
Put everything into practice, and leave knowing exactly what your next three steps are.
A mini Business Analyst case study, with your own recommendations for a realistic business
How to talk about your experience in BA interviews and answer the most common questions
Your personalised career transition roadmap: target roles, gaps and next actions
Is This Challenge Right for You?
For you
Not for you
Shaz ShafiqCo-Founder, Transform Learning Academy
Meet your host
Hi, I'm Shaz.
For years, I watched talented, hard-working people stay stuck in careers with no future, convinced that breaking into tech meant going back to university or learning to code for years.
But I discovered that some of the most in-demand, best-paid roles in tech don't go to the people building the software…
They go to the people who can understand the business, solve problems and work with different teams.
That completely changed how I looked at the industry. So I co-founded Transform Learning Academy to help everyday professionals, people with full-time jobs and no tech background, move into Business Analysis.
Since then, we've helped over 4,000 professionals move into new careers. I'm also a member of the Forbes Coaches Council, and I've been featured in Business Insider and MSN.
Over these three days, I'm not going to give you more career advice. I'll show you what a Business Analyst actually does, where your experience fits, and what your next steps should be.
Forbes Coaches CouncilBusiness InsiderMSN2024 Business Awards UK Finalist
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