PECB 31000FPECB ISO 31000 Foundation
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What is PECB 31000F?
The PECB ISO 31000 Foundation conveys the principles, framework, and process of risk management per ISO 31000. The two-day training spans over 200 pages of material and awards 14 CPD credits. The exam is included in the course price, has no prerequisites, and the credential carries no AMF or renewal. ISO 31000 is the internationally recognized guideline for risk management but is not a certifiable standard for organizations, hence Foundation is primarily a knowledge credential. In the DACH market it suits an entry point into GRC roles or preparation for the Lead Risk Manager.
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Prerequisites
No prerequisites to sit the exam. The certificate requires no professional experience, only passing the exam and signing the PECB Code of Ethics.
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