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ISO/TS 31050: anticipate and manage emerging risks
Prepare your decisions before emerging risks become crises. With ISO/TS 31050, identify weak signals, analyse uncertainty and select responses suited to changes in your environment. Strengthen organisational resilience and provide leadership with a forward-looking view of risk.
- Duration
- 2 days 14 hours
- Code
- ISO3150ERM Code
- Certification
- ISO/TS 31050 Emerging Risks Manager Certification
Accredited training for the ISO/TS 31050 Emerging Risks Manager certification.
Presentation
In an increasingly uncertain environment, organisations must contend with emerging risks: new, poorly defined threats often preceded by weak signals that conventional risk management methods struggle to interpret. Anticipating these risks and adapting strategy accordingly has become a major strategic priority for organisational resilience.
This 2-day course provides the practical skills to manage emerging risks in accordance with the guidelines of ISO/TS 31050:2023. You will learn to identify weak signals and assess evolving, uncertain risks. You will also learn to select appropriate treatments and strengthen organisational resilience through risk intelligence.
By the end of the programme, you will be ready to take the ISO/TS 31050 Emerging Risks Manager certification exam, included in our offer. Passing it enables you to obtain one of the associated PECB certifications (see the Certification tab for details).
Objectives
By the end of this Emerging Risks Manager course, you will be able to:
- recognise emerging risks, their characteristics and sources of uncertainty;
- identify weak signals indicating an emerging risk;
- apply ISO/TS 31050 guidelines within the ISO 31000 risk management process;
- assess and select treatments suited to evolving, uncertain risks;
- strengthen organisational resilience to emerging risks;
- use risk intelligence to inform decision-making;
- pass the ISO/TS 31050 Emerging Risks Manager certification exam and obtain one of the 2 associated certifications.
Program
Module 1: understand emerging risk fundamentals
- Key concepts in emerging risk management.
- Characteristics of an emerging risk and its sources of uncertainty.
- Connections between ISO/TS 31050 and the ISO 31000 risk management process.
- Establishing an emerging risk management framework.
Case study
- Analyse an emerging risk using a real or fictional organisational scenario.
Module 2: identify and analyse emerging risks
- Identifying weak signals indicating an emerging risk.
- Techniques for analysing evolving, uncertain risks.
- Accounting for changing contexts in risk analysis.
Case study
- Identify weak signals and analyse an emerging risk using a practical case.
Module 3: evaluate, treat and monitor emerging risks
- Evaluating emerging risks according to ISO/TS 31050 guidelines.
- Selecting treatments suited to evolving, uncertain risks.
- Continuously monitoring emerging risks.
- Communicating with stakeholders about emerging risks.
Case study
- Select and justify an appropriate treatment for a given emerging risk.
Module 4: strengthen resilience and use risk intelligence
- Developing organisational resilience capabilities.
- The risk intelligence cycle.
- Using risk intelligence to inform decision-making.
Case study
- Build a resilience improvement plan based on identified emerging risks.
Module 5: prepare for the PECB ISO/TS 31050 Emerging Risks Manager exam
- Review of key points covered throughout the course.
- Detailed introduction to the exam structure, format and topics.
- Advice and tips for exam success, including approach and time management.
Audience
This course is for professionals involved in risk management and organisational resilience, particularly:
- risk managers and practitioners involved in emerging risk management;
- managers and decision-makers responsible for resilience, strategy, governance or organisational planning;
- business continuity, compliance and governance professionals, and consultants helping organisations manage uncertainty.
Prerequisites
The following prerequisites apply:
- Basic knowledge: a fundamental understanding of ISO/TS 31050 and general knowledge of emerging risk management.
- Risk management knowledge: familiarity with ISO 31000 risk management principles is helpful for following the course effectively.
- English proficiency: course materials and the exam are available only in English.
To obtain ISO/TS 31050 Emerging Risks Manager certification, beyond the Provisional Manager level available without experience, the following requirements apply:
- Professional experience: 2 years of professional experience, including 1 year in emerging risk management.
- Professional practice: 200 hours of emerging risk management activities.
Teaching and assessment methods
- Initial skills assessment
- Training materials provided to participants
- Continuous assessment throughout the course
- End-of-course feedback questionnaire
- Combination of theory and practical application
- Attendance records
- Post-course follow-up evaluation
- Quiz / multiple-choice questions
- Case study
Course highlights
- Certification included: the ISO/TS 31050 Emerging Risks Manager exam is included in the course fee, with no additional exam charge.
- Comprehensive course materials: over 300 pages of content, practical examples, exercises and quizzes to reinforce your knowledge.
- Professional development credits: participation in this course provides 21 continuing professional development credits (CPD/CPE).
- A second exam opportunity: if you do not pass, you can retake the exam within 12 months at no additional cost.
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