TOGAF® Enterprise Architecture Practitioner (Level 2) Training in South Africa

This advanced-level TOGAF® Enterprise Architecture Practitioner (Level 2) Training in South Africa focuses on the practical application of the TOGAF Enterprise Architecture framework. Learners will develop the skills to apply TOGAF methods in real-world transformation projects, including stakeholder management, ADM phases, governance, and change management.

The course also explores how to apply TOGAF in Agile environments, enabling participants to support strategic transformation initiatives and complex architecture designs.

Certification & Assessment

TOGAF Practitioner (Level 2):

• Format: Scenario-based, complex MCQs

• Questions: 8

• Duration: 90 minutes

• Passing Score: 60% (24/40)

• Open Book: Yes

• Supervised: Yes

• Delivery: Pearson VUE test centers or online

The exam voucher is included in the course fee.

Hands-On Activities

• Realistic use cases for TOGAF application

• Stakeholder analysis and engagement exercises

• Practical implementation of architecture governance

To sit the exam, candidates must already have the TOGAF® Enterprise Architecture Foundation (Level 1) certification.

By the end of this TOGAF® Enterprise Architecture Practitioner (Level 2) Training in South Africa, you will have gained knowledge and skills in the following areas:

• Apply TOGAF methodologies to manage and lead organisational change

• Execute the TOGAF approach in real-world scenarios

• Use stakeholder management techniques effectively

• Run the Architecture Vision phase and associated planning

• Develop architectures via ADM Phases B (Business), C (Data), D (Application)

• Implement architecture via ADM Phases E (Opportunities), F (Migration), G (Governance)

• Apply Architecture Change Management strategies

• Align architecture requirements with business objectives

• Leverage The Open Group Library and reference models

• Structure Architecture Landscape using layers and frameworks

Enterprise Architecture in Context

• The role of EA in business transformation

• Managing current, transition, and target states

• Enterprise Security Architecture considerations

Stakeholder Engagement

• Identifying and addressing stakeholder concerns

• Architectural views for decision-making

• Trade-off analysis in architecture

Architecture Vision (Phase A)

• Define vision scope, business drivers, constraints

• Develop vision documents and communication plan

ADM Phases B–D

• Develop business, data, and application architectures

• Consider risk and security factors

• Structure and deliver architectural artifacts

ADM Phases E–G

• Create implementation and migration strategies

• Execute governance and manage transitions

Change & Requirements Management

• Align architecture with evolving business needs

• Track and manage changes throughout ADM

TOGAF Resources & Techniques

• Utilize Open Group Library

• Apply scenarios, gap analysis, risk assessments

• Use and understand Architecture Building Blocks (ABB)