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This 8-week Foundations of Risk Management course will teach learners how to identify risks to a business, decide whether the risk is significant or not, and then how to create a plan to manage the risk or mitigate it. Learners will learn how to use practical risk identification tools, a risk register that will help them predict and mitigate future risks, and apply what they are learning in their current work environment.
Risk surrounds us daily, both personally and in our workplaces. In today’s competitive, dynamic, and changing environment, it is imperative that individuals and organisations learn how to manage different types of risk, and have the appropriate processes, structures, and governance to detect and deter them.
This course is ideal for:
Should you have an understanding of risk management principles and are involved in risk management, strategy development, business continuity, compliance, and corporate governance, our Advanced Risk Management short course would be best for you.
Upon completion of this course, you will be able to:
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*MasterStart NPS July 2022 – September 2022
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You will be required to pay your course fees in full before the final registration deadline.
Learners may defer to a later course start date that begins within 3 (three) months of the initial start date, only if a deferral is requested within 7 (seven) calendar days after a course start date. Deferral requests are to be submitted via email to [email protected]. You may only defer once, therefore any subsequent deferrals after the initial deferral, will not be allowed.
For me, it was commitment, timing, and more of the soft skill stuff that I got from the course. How to deal with people, groups, and colleagues. Getting those assignments done and making sure you covered everything that you needed to cover. Sometimes you don’t have to answer a question as thoroughly as you initially perceive. This has helped me in my own reporting to not assume that somebody understands something and to get into more detail by explaining more. To recognize the different risks in the areas, how to deal with them, and who to speak to. That forms an important part of my day-to-day routine.
It has helped me a lot because I have just moved into a new position. Someone resigned, and we didn’t have any capacity within our unit. The entire course helped me gain knowledge of the whole risk management environment. The most useful skill was identifying risk in an organisation, and I am currently applying that when doing our strategic risk registers, so it really helped me to apply my mind and identify additional risks that could be added.