BCS Foundation Certificate in Architecture Concepts and Domains

Expand your knowledge and skills by exploring architecture concepts, processes and techniques – independently of any specific framework.

Anyone who is involved in any aspect of enterprise and solution architecture, including those who are new-to-role.

No experience of IS / IT or architecture work is required. Training with a BCS accredited training provider is also recommended.

Holders of the BCS Foundation Certificate will have demonstrated their knowledge and understanding of:

The meaning of ‘architecture’ and the different levels within it;
Different kinds of architecture and the roles architects play in the IT / IS industry;
The business context, and the importance of business-IT alignment;
Architecture precursors: goals, directives and constraints;
Architecture development process and description frameworks;
The various subdomains of enterprise and solutions architecture and their purpose;
The key activities undertaken in each subdomain and the related artefacts.

The syllabus includes training objectives, details of modules and learning hours, plus a recommended reading list.

Take this course with one of our accredited training providers.

Classroom courses normally last three days.

At a BCS accredited training provider near you.

Course prices vary depending on your chosen training provider and course format.

Ideal if you’re self-motivated and already know something about enterprise and solutions architecture.

Call +44 (0)1793 417417 to book your exam

It usually takes a minimum of 18 hours to prepare for the exam.

If you're studying for this qualification without a training provider you can sit this exam directly with BCS.

UK price: £228 (£190 + VAT).
International prices may vary by region, please check international pricing via our Customer Service team.

The BCS Practitioner Certificate in Enterprise and Solution Architecture will take candidates to the next level and enhance skills and knowledge across the entire discipline.

This qualification is not regulated by the following United Kingdom Regulators - Ofqual, Qualifications Wales, CCEA Regulation or SQA.