Course Overview
It is an advanced-level certification designed especially for professionals who are already working in the field of assessing and managing risk programs. This course builds on the concepts covered in the ISO 31000 Risk Manager course and provides participants with the skills and knowledge needed to develop, implement, and monitor a risk management framework based on the ISO 31000 standard. By completing the ISO 31000 Lead Risk Manager certification, participants demonstrate their expertise in risk management and their ability to lead risk management programs within their organizations. This certification can be beneficial for professionals in a wide range of industries, including finance, healthcare, manufacturing, and government.
Learning Options
Target audiences
- Risk directors, managers, officers
- Individuals responsible for the creation and protection of value in organizations
- Top management members who seek guidance on how risk management should be integrated at a strategic level
- Individuals responsible for risk management processes
- Individuals interested in risk management
Schedule Dates
Curriculum
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Course Agenda
- Day 1: Introduction to ISO 31000 and risk management
- Day 2: Establishing the risk management framework and initiating the risk management process
- Day 3: Risk analysis, risk evaluation, and risk treatment according to ISO 31000
- Day 4: Recording and reporting, monitoring and review, and communication and consultation according to ISO 31000
- Day 5: Certification exam
The ISO 31000 Lead Risk Manager course is structured to provide participants with an in-depth understanding of the principles and best practices for developing and implementing a risk management framework based on the ISO 31000 standard. The course is typically delivered over five days, and the training is led by experienced risk management professionals.
The format of the training is usually a combination of lectures, discussions, case studies, and group activities. Participants will work individually and in teams to complete exercises and assignments that apply the principles learned in the course to real-world scenarios. The course covers a range of topics, including:
Understanding the principles and framework of the ISO 31000 standard
Developing a risk management policy and governance structure
Conducting risk assessments and risk treatment
Implementing risk management processes and controls
Evaluating the effectiveness of a risk management framework
Communicating risk management strategies and results to stakeholders
Throughout the course, participants will be encouraged to share their experiences and knowledge with their peers and to ask questions and seek feedback from the instructors. The course is designed to be interactive and engaging and to provide participants with practical tools and techniques for leading and managing risk management programs within their organizations.
The target audience for this course includes:
Risk management professionals: Individuals who work in risk management, compliance, or related fields and have experience in risk management.
Executives and managers: Individuals who are responsible for overseeing risk management programs within their organizations.
Consultants: Individuals who provide risk management consulting services to organizations.
There are several benefits to completing this course. Some of them are listed below.
It will enhance the candidate's knowledge about assessing and managing the risks faced while working in any organisation. It increases the credibility of a candidate that he is equipped with the sound knowledge and skills to implement these standards and put their organization in the line of progress. It also shows the company’s reliance that it can improve its resilience to emerging risks and threats and reduce potential losses and threats. By committing to these standards an organization can gain more confident and trusted customers.
The criteria for certification as an ISO 31000 Lead Risk Manager include:
Successful completion of all components of the assessment: Participants must pass the written and practical exams, as well as submit a project report that meets the required standard.
Relevant work experience: Participants must have a minimum of five years of relevant work experience in risk management, or a related field, such as finance, auditing, or compliance.
Educational qualifications: Participants must have a degree or diploma from an accredited institution like CounselTrain or a relevant professional qualification.
Adherence to the ISO 31000 standard: Participants must demonstrate their understanding and adherence to the ISO 31000 standard, and their ability to develop and implement a risk management framework based on this standard.
Once participants have met the criteria for certification, they will receive a certificate as an ISO 31000 Lead Risk Manager, indicating their expertise in risk management and their ability to lead and manage risk management programs within their organizations.