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This is the professional exam for the Certified Continuity Manager (CCM) designation. The CCM is one of the professional designations offered by the National Institute for Business Continuity Management (NIBCM.org). This exam is comprised of 100 Multiple Choice and T/F questions. In order to obtain the CCM designation, you must obtain a pass mark of at least 70%. In addition, you must have successfully completed a comprehensive course of studies in BCP or COOP of a significant duration, or have at least 2 years of BCP/COOP related work experience. Once registered for this exam, you will have two attempts to achieve your needed score (70% for CCM). If you have not achieved the needed score by the second attempt, you will have to re-register to re-take the exam at a later date.
This is the professional exam for the CCM (BS 25999) designation offered by the National Institute for Business Continuity Management (NIBCM.org). This exam is comprised of 100 Multiple Choice and T/F questions. In order to obtain the CCM designation, you must obtain a pass mark of at least 70%. In addition, you must have successfully completed a comprehensive course of studies in BCP or COOP of a significant duration, or have at least 2 years of BCP/COOP related work experience.
You will have two attempts to achieve your needed score. If you have not achieved the needed score (70% for CCM) by the second attempt, you will have to re-register for the exam at a later date.
This is the professional exam for the Certified COOP Manager (CCM) designation offered by the NIBCM (NIBCM.org) for government services. This exam is comprised of 100 Multiple Choice and T/F questions. In order to obtain the CCM designation, you must obtain a pass mark of at least 70%. In addition, you must have successfully completed a comprehensive course of studies in BCP or COOP of a significant duration, or have at least 2 years of BCP/COOP related work experience.
You will have two attempts to achieve your needed score. If you have not achieved the needed score (70% for CCM) by the second attempt, you will have to re-register for the exam at a later date.
This is the professional exam for the Associate Continuity Manager(ACM) certification offered by the National Institute for Business Continuity Management (NIBCM.org). For the ACM designation, a pass mark of 50% must be received. You will have two attempts to achieve your needed score. If you have not achieved the needed score (50% for ACM) by the second attempt, you will have to re-register for the exam. The online Diploma course includes the same material, case studies and exercises used in the course ECP-601 Effective Business Continuity Management for Service Industries(eg Banking, Insurance, not-for-profit, etc), offered by the Institute for Business Continuity Training (www.IBCT.com). This course also includes the CCM exam at no extra charge. The course covers all 10 stages of the BCP Life Cycle, training participants in "best practices" as well as "best principles" for Business Continuity Planning. Participants receive the knowledge and tools needed to develop a business continuity program for their organization. Participants who complete the online course are awarded our Diploma in Business Continuity Planning, and receive a CEU certificate for 25 contact hours. Participants will also be able to download the Handbook which contains a copy of all the 700+ slides used in the course, and over 25 downloadable tools and templates. The online Diploma course includes the same material used in the course ECP-601 Effective Business Continuity Management, offered by the Institute for Business Continuity Training www.IBCT.com minus the case studies and group exercises . This course includes the CCM exam. The course covers all 10 stages of the BCP Life Cycle, training participants in "best practices" as well as "best principles" for Business Continuity Planning. Participants receive the knowledge and tools needed to develop a business continuity program for their organization. Participants who complete the online course are awarded our Diploma in Business Continuity Planning, and receive a CEU certificate for 25 contact hours. Participants will also be able to download the Handbook which contains a copy of all the 700+ slides used in the course, and over 25 downloadable tools and templates. This is an exceptionally comprehensive course and you should plan to spend at least 25 hours in study. It is organized into 18 individual lessons which you can study (and re-study) at your own pace. British Standard 25999 (BS 25999) establishes the process, principles and terminology of business continuity management (BCM).This course includes the CCM (BS 25999 Specialist) exam. This Diploma course gives an overview of the standards set out in BS 25999 and provides a comprehensive methodology for implementing BS 25999 in any size or type of organization. It includes the same material used in the course ECP-603 "Implementing BS 25999", offered by the Institute for Business Continuity Training (www.IBCT.com). It also includes all the course content of the other online courses, plus additional course materials and downloads not available in the other courses. The course covers all six Elements of the BCM Life Cycle, training participants in "best practices" as well as "best principles" for Business Continuity Planning. Participants receive the knowledge and tools needed to develop a business continuity program for their organization. Participants who complete the online course are awarded our Diploma in Business Continuity Planning, and receive a CEU certificate for 25 contact hours. Participants will also be able to download the Handbook which contains a copy of all the 700+ slides used in the course, and over 25 downloadable tools and templates. This is an exceptionally comprehensive course and you should plan to spend at least 25 hours in study. It is organized into a series of individual lessons which you can study (and re-study) at your own pace. There is no time limit for completing or re-taking this course. This course content is equivalent to a two-day BCP "Awareness and Training" and "Train Test Exercise your BCP" workshop. It contains 4 lessons drawn from the ECP-601 Diploma course.
This is a short BCP review course which includes the ACM exam from the National Institute for Business Continuity Management.
(When this course is presented in person, and the participant has at least 2 years experience in BCP or has taken a course such as our ECP-601, they may then sit the exam for the CCM designation.)
On completion of this course, you can sit for the online exam for the Associate Continuity Manager (ACM) designation offered by the National Institute for Business Continuity Management.The ACM exam fee is included in this course.
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1. in-person courses offer the benefit of an experienced instructor
2. in-person courses offer Class Exercises/Case Studies
3. in-person courses offer 'take-aways' such as course handbooks and CD-ROMs.
4. online courses are very inexpensive, to make them as widely accessible as possible.
For in-person or on-site courses, visit the Institute for Business Continuity Training at http://www.IBCT.com.
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