Registration
All students accepted for entry onto IRM's Certificate programme will be deemed to have accepted the student regulations and guidance which MUST be read prior to submitting their application form and to abide by the Institute's code of conduct for members.
Registration dates
Standard enrolment commences on 1 April 2008 and closes on 20 May 2008.
Retakes
Students who require to retake one or both winter Certificate examinations in June 2008 must submit their retake form by 12 March 2008. Forms received after this date, will not be accepted.
The Certificate fee includes the following:
- Principle online study materials
- Access to online student support
- Examination fees
- One year's free student membership
- Subscriptions to leading risk management journals
- All IRM benefits and services, including discounts to IRM and associated events
- First year's IRM Certificant membership fee after qualification (if applied for within one month of receiving examination results)
Do I need to budget for any additional costs?
The only additional costs are:
- Optional workshops
- Re-take fees, if papers are not passed first time
- Deferral fees, if one or both papers are deferred to the next session of examinations
| Fee |
Amount Payable |
| Standard rate |
£1475 |
| Existing IRM members |
£1327.50 |
| Agreed partnership rate (see list below) |
£1327.50 |
| Low GDP rate (see list below) |
£1253 |
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| Optional workshops |
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| Introduction workshop |
£265 + VAT |
| Revision workshop |
£265 + VAT |
| Discounted rate for both workshops |
£450 + VAT |
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| Retake fees |
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| Retake fee for one examination paper |
£125 |
| Retake fee for two examination papers |
£150 |
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| Deferral fees (see student regulations for conditions) |
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| Deferral fee for one examination paper |
£40 |
| Deferral fee for two examination papers |
£70 |
Agreed partnerships
TBC
The Institute of Risk Management offers concessionary rates to students living, studying and sitting their examinations in one of the countries listed below. Students meeting these criteria should pay the low GDP rate:
Azerbaijan, Angola, Bangladesh, Central African Republic, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Gambia, Ghana, Guyana, India, Indonesia, Kenya, Lesotho, Malawi, Nepal, Nigeria, Pakistan, Sierra Leone, Sri Lanka, Sudan, Tanzania, Uganda, Vietnam. Zambia and Zimbabwe.
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