PECB Certified ISO 31000 Risk Manager – eLearning Programme

1. Course Overview

This eLearning programme provides a structured and comprehensive introduction to the ISO 31000:2018 risk management guidelines. It develops participants’ ability to design, implement, and continuously improve a risk management framework and process in alignment with organizational objectives. The training adopts an asynchronous learning format available 24/7 via the MyPECB platform, integrating video lectures, animations, digital courseware, and interactive quizzes

2. Learning Objectives

By the end of the course, participants will be able to:

1. Explain the fundamental concepts, principles, and terminology of ISO 31000.

2. Establish and operationalize a risk management framework tailored to organizational context and governance structures.

3. Apply the risk management process, including identification, analysis, evaluation, and treatment of risks.

4. Integrate monitoring, review, communication, and reporting mechanisms into risk management activities.

5. Interpret ISO 31000 guidelines within real organizational settings and support decision-making.

6. Prepare for and successfully complete the PECB ISO 31000 Risk Manager certification exam

3. Target Audience

• Managers and consultants responsible for enterprise risk management.

• Professionals seeking to enhance understanding of ISO 31000 principles, framework, and processes.

• Individuals accountable for organizational conformity with ISO 31000.

• Early-career or aspiring risk analysts and risk managers.

4. Delivery Modality

• Fully online eLearning delivered through MyPECB.

• Self-paced, accessible 24/7.

• Includes:

  • Recorded trainer-led videos

  • Animated instructional content

  • Editable course materials and case studies

  • Embedded quizzes for formative assessment

5. Detailed Course Structure (Sections 1–14)

Section 1: Training Course Objectives and Structure

• Overview of ISO 31000 competencies.

• Explanation of eLearning components and expected outcomes.

• Exam and certification pathways.

Section 2: Standards

• ISO family of risk-related standards (ISO 31000, IEC 31010, ISO Guide 73).

• Relationship between ISO 31000 and organizational governance frameworks.

Section 3: Introduction to ISO 31000 Concepts

• Risk definition, Risk attitude, Risk owner, Risk sources and events.

• Uncertainty and its operational implications.

• Value creation and protection through risk management.

Section 4: ISO 31000 Principles, Framework, and Process

• Principles: integration, structured approach, customization, inclusiveness, dynamic nature, continuous improvement.

• Framework components: leadership, integration, design, implementation, evaluation, improvement.

• Process overview: communication, scope/context, risk assessment, risk treatment, monitoring & review, recording & reporting.

Section 5: Establishing the Framework and Defining Governance

• Governance structures, risk oversight, roles and responsibilities.

• Designing risk architecture aligned with organizational strategy.

• Resource allocation for risk management.

Section 6: Scope, Context, and Risk Criteria

• Internal and external context analysis.

• Defining risk criteria: likelihood, impact, velocity, tolerance, appetite.

• Alignment with stakeholders and strategic objectives.

Section 7: Risk Identification

• Techniques for identifying risks (checklists, brainstorming, historical data, process mapping).

• Documenting risk sources, events, causes, and consequences.

Section 8: Risk Analysis

• Qualitative and quantitative analysis methods.

• Understanding probability distributions, uncertainty, and interdependencies.

• Assessing likelihood and consequence scales.

Section 9: Risk Evaluation

• Comparing analysis results with risk criteria.

• Prioritizing risks and determining significance.

• Decision-making thresholds for treatment.

Section 10: Risk Treatment

• Selecting appropriate treatment strategies: avoid, reduce, transfer, share, retain.

• Designing action plans and control mechanisms.

• Evaluating cost–benefit of controls.

Section 11: Recording and Reporting

• Documentation standards.

• Reporting mechanisms for internal and external stakeholders.

• Ensuring transparency and traceability.

Section 12: Monitoring and Review

• Performance monitoring and KPI alignment.

• Continuous improvement cycles.

• Feedback loops for framework optimization.

Section 13: Communication and Consultation

• Internal and external communication strategies.

• Stakeholder engagement throughout the risk management cycle.

• Building a risk-aware culture.

Section 14: Closing of the Training Course

• Consolidation of key lessons.

• Review of best practices for exam preparation.

• Guidance for practical application and professional development.

6. Examination Structure

The PECB exam evaluates knowledge across three competency domains:

1. Domain 1 – Principles and concepts of risk management.

2. Domain 2 – Establishing the risk management framework.

3. Domain 3 – Applying the risk management process.

7. Certification Requirements

After passing the exam, candidates may apply for:

• PECB Certified ISO 31000 Provisional Risk Manager

• PECB Certified ISO 31000 Risk Manager (requires professional experience and hours in risk management)

8. Learning Resources Provided

• 300+ pages of courseware including explanatory content and practical examples.

• Editable case studies and exercises.

• Unlimited eLearning access for review and repetition.

• 21 CPD credits

9. Pedagogical Approach

• Micro-learning videos for conceptual clarity.

• Scenario-based examples for applied understanding.

• Formative quizzes for knowledge reinforcement.

• Self-reflection prompts to align learning with organizational realities.

• Independent learning flexibility enabling personalized pacing.

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  General information
  Certification fees are included in the exam price.
  In addition to the online videos of the training course, participants will be provided with the conventional training course material
  containing over 300 pages of explanatory information and practical examples.
  An attendance record worth 21 CPD (Continuing Professional Development) credits will be issued to the participants who
  have attended the training course.
  In case candidates fail the exam, they can retake it within 12 months following the initial attempt for free

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  Enrollment Notes: The training is provided by PECB. Once you select the date/time of your course you will be enrolled within 24 hours following payment receipt. You will receive an email that confirms your enrollment and provides you with access to setup your PECB account. This account will provide access to your course materials and to KATE your online training platform.

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