• What is risk
• What is risk management
• Corporate governance approach and internal control

• Overview of the 8 principles used in M_o_R®

Management of Risk Approach 
• Introduction to the core management documents used in M_o_R®

Perspectives  
• Strategic
• Programme
• Project
• Operational

The risk management process – including the various techniques:
• Communication
• Identify
• Assess
• Plan
• Implement

• Including health checking and maturity model

• Business continuity
• Incident management
• Health and safety
• Security
• Financial

For all organisations we can tailor and plan any training event to maximise delegates’ potential in the M_o_R® training environment.

Once a course booking has been made, pre-course reading materials will be sent to the attendees and pre-course work will consist of;

1) Directed reading of the manual including Introduction, Principles, Introduction to Themes from the Management of risk: guidance for practitioners”

2) Depending on the delegate learning style and/or time available work through a Pre-course workbook which will be used by the delegate during the course.

Pre-course work will require up to 20 hours of study prior to the course start date. The M_o_R® Foundation and Practitioner training event is an intensive 5 day course that includes the M_o_R® Foundation and Practitioner examinations within the course. Although you do not need to do all the pre-course work the more you complete before the event the less intense the course should be.

This is a one hour 75 question multiple choice examination including 5 trial questions, with a pass mark of 35 out of 70 (50% pass mark). Success in this examination indicates that the candidate would be able to act as an informed member of a risk management team using the M_o_R framework within an organisational objective supporting risk management. Please note you must have passed the Foundation examination before you are eligible to take the Practitioner examination.

This is a three hour examination comprising of 4 questions of 20 marks each, with a pass mark of 40 out of 80 (50% pass mark). Success in this examination indicates that the candidate understands and could apply the M_o_R® framework into the everyday running and management of an organizational objective, whilst also appreciating the benefits that M_o_R® can support. To retain a Registered Practitioner status a delegate should take and pass either the M_o_R® Practitioner or Re-Registration exam every 3 to 5 years.