The Association of Governance, Risk & Compliance
The Professional Member of The Association of Governance, Risk & Compliance Professional (PAGRC) certifications ensure that an individual has the skills and technical knowledge required to perform the duties of a governance-related officer, risk manager and compliance officer, or internal auditor role within an organisation.
PAGRC is the foundation for all of our other certifications. These certifications are suitable for every compliance, risk, finance and internal audit professional operating within a regulated environment.
In order to maintain your AGRC Certification, you must complete a simple Continuing Professional Development (CPD) programme on an annual basis.
CPD Training resources are available as:
AGRC offers professionals two special paths to receive a Diploma in GRC.
Compliance & Financial Crime Prevention (CFCP) Diploma
Candidates must complete the following Certificates:
Governance, Risk & Compliance (GRC) Diploma
Candidates must complete the following Certificates:
In both cases, upon completion of the four (4) certificates, students will have to pass an extra 100 multiple-choice question exam.
AGRC does not directly offer training for candidates preparing to take their exams for an AGRC certification.
AGRC has partnered up with several training institutions or external partners that have been accredited to offer the relevant training via various delivery methods, including live seminars, live online courses and/or self-paced eLearning courses.
For more information about our Official AGRC Training Partners or courses contact us at info@agrc.org.
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