Prerequisites
Entry requirements depend on the course and level. Review the course-specific requirements and prior knowledge listed below.

Identify critical operations and supplier dependencies, set recovery priorities and practise coordinated responses to disruption.
Managers and Executives in HSE, Quality, Human Resources, Production, Logistics, Supply chain, Strategy, ICT, Procurement, Warehousing etc in ICT, Hospitals, Banks, Manufacturing Companies, Oil and Gas, Services etc
Entry requirements depend on the course and level. Review the course-specific requirements and prior knowledge listed below.
100 questions in one hour. Pass mark: 70%. Your payment includes two exam attempts. A third or later attempt costs £100 per resit.
Platform-wide pass rate: 87% across all examined trainees, based on Cognicert’s exam-platform results. This is not a course-specific pass rate or a guarantee of an individual result.
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Identify critical operations and supplier dependencies, set recovery priorities and practise coordinated responses to disruption.
Connect these tasks to the business continuity and resilience manager role. Use the detailed programme to identify the methods, exercises and application areas most relevant to your work.
Managers and Executives in HSE, Quality, Human Resources, Production, Logistics, Supply chain, Strategy, ICT, Procurement, Warehousing etc in ICT, Hospitals, Banks, Manufacturing Companies, Oil and Gas, Services etc
Businesses may disrupted as a result of the disasters and the prolonged disaster may lead to the liquidation of businesses. Businesses need to redefine the way they conduct their activities to prevent supply chain disruptions, health fatality among employees and loss of business revenues.
This course combines the rudiments of business continuity, supply chain risk management, public health emergency response as well as occupational health and safety nest practices to address the management of post-emergency business and supply chain continuity. It addresses the upstream, midstream and downstream supply chain challenges during and after the disasters. The course is for organisations that want to excel in this period of global challenges. At the end of the course, participants will develop specific blue prints for managing their unique business continuity and supply chain activities during and after the pandemic.
Practical exercises and discussions, best practices simulation and assignments.
Assessment and Qualification
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| TRAINING DATES | EXAM | DEADLINE & STATUS | LIVE ONLINE | SELF-STUDY |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 7–11 December 2026 | 11 December 2026 | Standard booking period Standard deadline: 9 November 2026. No late fee yet. Places are confirmed at booking, not guaranteed by this calendar. | £1,200 Choose this intake | £500 On-demand study; next exam shown at checkout. |
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