Training & Certification
BIAN Training
BIAN offers standard trainings that can be combined with certifications, as well as tailor-made trainings built for your unique requirements. See below for more information on BIAN’s training courses.
Benefits: Why should you get involved?
Expand your skillset:
Hone and showcase your knowledge on improving operational efficiency within and between banks.
Become a BIAN professional
Hear from BIAN experts and learn how to accelerate the adoption of BIAN deliverables.
Drive adoption
Support financial services organizations in gaining clearer, easier insights on their complex industry.
Build a custom course
Select specific training modules and tailor your learning to serve your individual and business-wide needs.
Course 1
BIAN Foundation Training
Get started with BIAN and learn how to enhance the evolution and adoption of BIAN and its framework.
For the BIAN Foundation Training, we offer a BIAN Foundation eLearning option.
Course 2
BIAN Banking Architecture Training
The BIAN Banking Architecture Training and Certification builds on the Foundation level.
It covers the added value BIAN provides to the financial industry and its service providers, and goes further by focusing on how to use BIAN’s Reference Architecture for the Financial Industry in practice -to design, structure, and evolve interoperable and manageable banking capabilities and services.
Course 2
BIAN Data Architecture Training
The BIAN Data Architecture training and certification builds upon the Foundation level.
The BIAN Data Architecture Practitioner Training provides in-depth knowledge of the BIAN Data Architecture, including the methods BIAN uses to create, maintain, and manage it. It also explores how this architecture and approach can be applied in real-world scenarios.
Course 3
Custom course
Tailor your training and select the relevant modules to address your unique needs, helping initiate business adoption.
Ready to upskill but not sure where to start?
Contact us and we’ll connect you with the right partner.
