Business Process Modelling Course

Module 1 – Business Process Management

• Definition
• Usage
• Pitfalls
• Workflow
• Model Types

Module 2 – Introduction to BPMN v2.0

Module 3 – Basic BPMN Objects

• Activity
• Flow
• Artifact
• Gateway
• Events

Module 4 – BPMN Swimlanes & Pools

• Blackbox / Whitebox
• Pool / Swimlane

Module 5 – BPMN Gateways

• Tokens
• Inclusive / Parallel
• Event-Based
• Complex

Module 6 – Advanced BPMN Activities

• Tasks vs Sub-process
• Markers
• Ad-hoc
• Loops
• Multiple Instances

Module 7 – Advanced BPMN Events

• Timers
• Messages
• Conditional
• Interrupting & Non-Interrupting

Module 8 – Advanced Alternatives

• Orchestration Diagram
• Collaboration Diagram
• Conversation Diagram

This Business Process Modelling course conforms to the Business Analysis Body of Knowledge (BABOK®) v3 and is endorsed by the International Institute of Business Analysis (IIBA®). Upon completion of this course you will receive a Certificate of Completion, awarding you 14 CDU / Professional Development Hours (PD Hours).

This Business Process Modelling course is a workshop-style practical training. Most modules start with a trainer running a brief presentation interactively, followed by discussions and case-study-based exercises.

In most exercises you will break out into smaller groups of 3-4 people, creating the opportunity to exchange ideas with other keen learners.

The course runs in a small group so there is plenty of opportunity to ask questions. For questions that are not directly related to the course topics, the trainer(s) may schedule a time during one of the breaks to answer them, to ensure your questions are answered while keeping the course on track.

In line with the working-from-home trend, you can now also attend this course remotely. The course will still be practical, hands-on, interactive and delivered live by a senior instructor with 15 – 25+ years’ experience with the skills to make the intensive short course interesting and enjoyable.

Find out more about practical training delivered remotely (live).

Eligibility requirements to become an IRM Training trainer:

• A minimum of 15 years’ industry experience in Australia.
• The ability to demonstrate in-depth knowledge in the real-world application of the course topics.
• Driven by the passion to help develop others.
• Excellent communication, presentation and people skills.
• A good sense of humour! You can absorb and retain more knowledge when the training is fun!

IRM Training trainers have worked in / with a diverse range of industries and government departments. Some also came from academic background as lecturers at Australian leading universities, on top of their 15+ years’ hands-on experience.

This is a hands-on course with multiple case studies that will walk you through real-world scenarios and get you practising creating business process models using BPMN v2.0.

Both new and experienced managers, business analysts, process analysts and professionals will leave the course with hands-on skills, tools and methodologies in Business Process Modelling using BMPN v2.0.

This will allow a wide range of professionals to improve their understanding in how to improve business performance by managing business processes.

In this Business Process Management course you will learn:

• Business Process Management principles
• Hands-on skills in building BPMN v2.0 models
• How to develop business process model strategies for an organisation

Through this hands-on mode of learning, you will gain the confidence to immediately apply your newly acquired skills in your workplace.

“Excellent course for business users to understand communications with IT specialists” – Head of Management Reporting, Bank South Pacific

“Course has been invaluable – will improve the information and specifications I provide to our IS team” – Business Analyst, Australian Maritime Safety Authority

“Provided me with the fundamentals and tools to start my ba journey” – Project Analyst, Airservices Australia

“A practical hands on approach to the thinking processes behind business analysis” – Project Controls, Abigroup Contractors

“Excellent course, good ideas about how industry standard techniques can be applied in the workplace” – Process Modeller, Geoscience Australia

“Very good in opening my thoughts – my blinkers are off” – Enterprise Analyst, VicRoads

“Good course, pulls in all the threads nicely” – ICT Project Manager, Department of Defence

“Practical, good reference to the core tools, logic, techniques and principals of analysis” – Business Analyst, Zurich Insurance

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