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All training syllabus within BCM Institute have been designed to assist professionals in upgrading their competency using the Know, Do and Manage level of expertise. This applies to the respective areas within the Operational Resilience (OR) domain, including the Operational Resilience Audit (ORA).

KNOW

For professionals who want to be acknowledged for their fundamental understanding of operational resilience. It usually includes personnel who are involved in the OR project or programme but are led by a designated OR professional (For example, the Operational Resilience Coordinator at the department or division level and for senior management being led by the Organisation Operational Resilience Coordinator))

DO

For professionals who would like to be acknowledged for their understanding and training of the intricacies and maintenance of their organization's plans, be it for OR or ORA. To obtain any of the disciplines’ (OR or ORA) Specialist certification, one has to have at least one year of experience in the discipline of choice, pay an application fee and pass the relevant qualifying examination.

MANAGE

Professionals tasked to oversee and manage the organisation’s program and plans would like to know how to plan, implement, and sustain the program. They will be given the Expert certification only upon passing the appropriate qualifying Expert examination and demonstrating to the Certification Review committee that they have at least three years of experience and paying an application fee.