Training Providers
THE INSTITUTE OF RISK MANAGEMENT - UK (IRM)
Accreditation: Not accredited in South Africa
Overview: IRM is risk management's professional education body in the UK. Established as a not-for-profit organisation, the Institute is governed by practising risk professionals and has strong links to leading universities and business schools across the world . A key objective of the IRM is to provide flexible routes to professional qualifications and training in risk management.
Courses:
The Certificate in Risk Management
| 6-9 months duration. International. Distance learning. Assessed by examination. |
This practioner-level
qualification provides a sound foundation in risk management theory
and practice. It can be taken either as a stand-alone course, or as an introduction to the IRM Associate Diploma, over 6-9 months. Two examinations - one tests risk knowledge, the other application through case studies |
The Associate Diploma in Risk Management
| Flexible
learning - achievable in 2 years minimum. International. Distance-learning. Assessed by assignments marks and examinations. |
A
challenging post graduate professional qualification, the Associate
Diploma is usually taken over a few years and completed via distance
learning. It is recognised worldwide as the sign of a risk management
professional. The Diploma comprises five core subjects and a sixth, specialist subject chosen from a list. Entry requirements - CRM (as above) or Completed a degree, Masters or MBA or Relevant professional qualification - eg ACII, FCII or 25 years of age and minimum 3 years relevant work experience |
| Contact: | studentqueries@theirm.org |
| Tel:+44 20 7709 9808 | |
| Fax: +44 20 7709 0716 |
Useful Links:
http://www.theirm.org/courses/documents/irm_certificate_in_risk_management.pdf
http://www.theirm.org/thediploma/documents/irm_diploma_syllabus_201005.pdf
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