Duration
4 days
Access
Private / corporate
Delivery
Face-to-face
Sessions and enrolment
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Price
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Facilitator
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International delivery
Global delivery available

About this course

Two classroom days combine theory with practice in the requirements-gathering process and tool set. On the third day participants plan and conduct live interviews with actual or simulated customers and users; the fourth day translates the gathered needs into user requirements and shows how these are used to develop system requirements.

Facilitators

Facilitator not identified in public sources checked.

How the course is run

Teaching approach
Workshop-basedTheory with practical exercises

“The learning approach is based on the Kolb learning cycle with a proportion of the workshop set aside for exercises to reinforce the learning. The first two days are classroom-based and involve a combination of theory sessions together with classroom-based practice.”

Practical activities
Group exercisesCase studyWorked project

“Many of the small group exercises involve a case study. Workshop delegates will work in small teams of 3 to prepare for and conduct a requirements elicitation and capture session. Every team will be observed at least once by the workshop tutor.”

Course materials
Course notes / slidesTemplates or checklists

“Including all courseware and support to determine suitable practice examples. Requirements Elicitation Plan Template.”

Training arrangements
In-house / privateIn personContent can be tailored

“The 4-day Gathering User Requirements workshop can be delivered to up to 20 Delegates. The course can be tailored to suit individual customer's operations.”

Before the course
Client supplies people or examples

“Wherever possible we recommend that the client organization can identify individuals who can act as users/customers for the interview sessions.”

In the provider's own words, checked 21 Oct 2026. Only details the provider publishes are shown.

Who should attend

  • Anyone involved in gathering or using user requirements

Training areas