This program is designed to prepare participants for GRC Professional (GRCP) certification exam only.
Certified GRC Professional (GRCP) represents a formal professional credential that validates structured knowledge of governance risk management and compliance within institutional environments. It signifies recognized competence in aligning organizational objectives with regulatory obligations risk oversight models and corporate governance frameworks across sectors. This training program covers standardized GRC frameworks, organizational models, process structures, and control architectures associated with professional GRC functions. It provides an institutional perspective on how governance risk and compliance systems support accountability, resilience, and decision integrity in modern organizations.
Analyze the institutional scope and functional positioning of governance risk and compliance systems.
Classify core GRC domains and organizational responsibility structures.
Evaluate enterprise risk management and compliance governance frameworks.
Assess internal control and assurance model structures within GRC environments.
Prepare for the certification exam.
• Governance risk and compliance officers.
• Internal audit and assurance professionals.
• Risk management and enterprise control specialists.
• Compliance and regulatory affairs managers
• Institutional definition and scope of governance risk and compliance.
• Relationship between GRC and corporate strategy structures.
• Core principles of accountability transparency and control.
• Stakeholder roles within governance and compliance architectures.
• International standards influencing GRC system design.
• Board and executive governance framework positioning.
• Committee structures and reporting line architectures.
• Policy hierarchy and documentation governance models.
• Ethical governance and conduct code system structures.
• Decision authority and escalation pathway frameworks.
• Risk taxonomy and classification structures.
• Risk appetite and tolerance model positioning.
• Regulatory compliance mapping frameworks.
• Control design and risk treatment architecture.
• Monitoring and assurance structure integration models.
• Internal control system components and interdependencies.
• Audit coordination and assurance model structures.
• Compliance monitoring and issue management frameworks.
• Reporting and disclosure governance architectures.
• Performance measurement indicators within GRC systems.
Overview of the certification requirements and objectives.
Reviewing key topics and concepts covered in the exam.
Sample exam questions and their potential answers.
Resources and materials for further study.
