TOGAF® 10 Foundation: Understanding the Enterprise Architecture Framework
Your information systems architecture needs to support organisational priorities. Connect business capabilities, applications and technologies to clarify dependencies and choices. Develop a modelling and governance approach that supports transformation decisions.
- Duration
- 3 days 21 hours
- Code
- TOG01FR Code
- Certification
- TOGAF® 10 Enterprise Architecture Certification
Accredited training for the TOGAF® 10 Enterprise Architecture certification.
Presentation
Structured enterprise architecture is essential for leading digital transformation and aligning information systems with strategy. The TOGAF® 10 framework has become a global standard for organising this complex task and ensuring consistency across IT projects.
This 3-day course explores the methodology in depth. You will study the ADM cycle (Architecture Development Method), learn to use the Enterprise Continuum to classify artefacts, and understand the metamodel and Building Blocks. Practical cases illustrate the application of phases, techniques such as gap analysis and scenarios, and tools.
The objective is to help you apply the framework and prepare intensively for the official exam. The programme covers the full framework, architecture governance and maturity models, concluding with a mock exam in French to validate your learning and support success in TOGAF® 10 Foundation certification.

Training content provided in partnership with Ahead Technology®
Objectives
By the end of this TOGAF 10 Foundation course, you will be able to:
- Understand the challenges and benefits of structured enterprise architecture.
- Master the TOGAF 10 framework, metamodel and components (TRM and III-RM).
- Apply the Architecture Development Method (ADM) and its cycle in detail.
- Use the Enterprise Continuum and Architecture Repository.
- Establish architecture governance principles and processes.
- Identify key ADM artefacts, deliverables and techniques.
- Understand maturity models for assessing architecture capability.
- Prepare for and pass the TOGAF® 10 Foundation exam by mastering the required knowledge and skills.
Program
Module 1: Introduction to the TOGAF 10 framework
- Challenges and benefits of structured enterprise architecture.
- Overview and general description of the TOGAF framework.
Module 2: Mastering the foundation and metamodel
- Apply the framework to architecture domains.
- Define the architecture foundation.
- Overview of the content metamodel.
- Define Building Blocks.
- Overview of the Technical Reference Model (TRM).
- Detailed overview of the Integrated Information Infrastructure Reference Model (III-RM).
- Introduction to architecture governance: principles, processes and the Architecture Board.
Module 3: Applying the Architecture Development Method (ADM)
- Overview of the ADM method and cycle.
- Detailed exploration of its phases.
- Distinguish information systems, business and technology architectures.
- Implement the ADM: planning, governance and change management.
- Identify processes and tools: Business Transformation Readiness Assessment, gap analysis, scenarios and migration planning.
Module 4: Using the Enterprise Continuum and Architecture Repository
- Explain the Enterprise Continuum: objectives, solutions, content and structure.
- Review development tools.
- Identify maturity levels and related assessment criteria.
- Manage the repository and architecture capability.
Module 5: Implementing architecture governance
- Analyse governance models and procedures.
- Define architecture foundations and formalise the Architecture Contract.
- Detailed architecture governance procedures.
- Clarify the ADM's role in governance.
- Define Architecture Board roles and responsibilities.
Module 6: Exploring ADM processes and artefacts
- Analyse ADM cycle processes.
- Manage requirements governance.
- Define objectives, inputs and outputs for each phase.
- Review diagram, catalogue and matrix artefacts.
- Identify TOGAF 10 artefacts for architecture definition.
Module 7: Applying ADM techniques and tools
- Apply architecture design principles.
- Stakeholder management and governance.
- Align with business strategic choices.
- Conduct gap analysis.
- Use migration planning techniques.
- Select appropriate architecture models.
- Manage interoperability requirements.
- Assess transformation readiness.
- Integrate risk management.
- Implement capability-based planning.
- Use stakeholder views and viewpoints.
Module 8: Assessing maturity with the TOGAF model
- Describe the maturity model's 6 levels.
- Identify the 9 assessment elements and their components at each level.
Module 9: Preparing for the TOGAF Foundation exam
- Review advice and tips for exam success.
- Complete a full mock exam in French, followed by a detailed review of the answers.
Audience
This course is intended for professionals who need a fundamental understanding of the TOGAF 10 framework, including:
- Enterprise architects seeking to adopt TOGAF 10 to structure their work and prepare for certification.
- Project managers and IT directors leading transformation programmes and needing to communicate effectively with architects.
- Information systems, application and technical architects who need to position their role within an overall methodological framework to ensure consistency.
- Transformation consultants helping clients define strategic roadmaps that align information systems and business.
- Anyone joining an organisation that applies the TOGAF standard and needing to master its terminology.
Prerequisites
The prerequisites for this course are:
- Professional experience: there are no formal exam prerequisites. However, initial IT experience or familiarity with enterprise architecture and business transformation concepts is strongly recommended.
- Basic knowledge:
- Basic information systems knowledge.
- Understanding of business transformation challenges.
- Current or future involvement in IT projects: management, design or development.
Teaching and assessment methods
- Initial skills assessment
- Training materials provided to participants
- Continuous assessment throughout the course
- End-of-course feedback questionnaire
- Combination of theory and practical application
- Attendance records
- Post-course follow-up evaluation
- Quiz / multiple-choice questions
- Practical exercises
- Mock exam
Course highlights
- Certified trainer: learn with a TOGAF 10-certified trainer recognised by The Open Group who shares experience from large-scale transformation projects.
- Access to the French exam: benefit from targeted preparation, including a mock exam with interactive answer reviews, and take the official exam at the end of the session without additional administrative steps.
- Official materials: receive the TOGAF Version 10 guide, lab workbooks and ADM templates ready for use in your projects.
- Practical approach: apply the ADM step by step to a real business case, configure the version 10 repository and produce deliverables, including maps, views and matrices, ready to present to management.
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