The certification program supports the local community of Business Continuity Management and is designed to objectively assess and measure professional knowledge. The certification program requirements and eligibility standards are applied fairly, impartially, and consistently. The certification program may grant certification independently of a candidate’s membership or non-membership in any organization, association or other groups.

To achieve BC Certified Planner (BCCP), BC Certified Specialist (BCCS), BC Certified Expert (BCCE), DR Certified Specialist (DRCS), DR Certified Expert (DRCE), BC Certified Auditor (BCCA) and BC Certified Lead Auditor (BCCLA) each candidate must satisfy all educational and experiential requirements established by BCM Institute. The professional must demonstrate an acceptable and relevant level of understanding and knowledge of BCM and/or IT DRP.

BCM Institute’s certification examinations are designed and developed to validate the professional’s understanding at the various levels. In addition, those who have been granted the BCCP, BCCS, BCCE, DRCS and DRCE credentials must demonstrate ongoing professional commitment and contributions to the field of BCM, IT DRP and related fields by satisfying the requirements stipulated in the Continuing Education Policy.

BCM Institute’s courses are compliant with the international BCM Standards of SS 540: 2008; BS 25999; NFPA 1600, ANZ5050 and HB292.

I am interested in:

• Choosing the Right Credential as a Senior Professional with relevant BC and/or DR experiences
• The Steps for Certification after attending BCM Institute's Course and passed the Qualifying Examination
• New to BC and/or DR and are looking to be certified Maintaining my BCM Institute’s Credential to be "in good standing" status.