Qualifi Certified Professional in Operational Risk Management (QCP-ORM)
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Qualifi Certified Professional in Operational Risk Management
(QCP-ORM) Certificate
Qualifi Endorsed Course by Arab Trainers Union
Arab Trainers Union | approved/lead delivery centre for Qualifi purposes
The Association of Banks in Jordan (ABJ) | sector partner and implementation
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Document purpose |
Foundational specification for programme design, approval, delivery, assessment, and quality assurance. |
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Programme status |
Qualifi Endorsed course specification. |
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Primary market |
Banking, fintech, insurance, payments, regulated services, large enterprises, and professionals responsible for operational risk, control, resilience, and assurance. |
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Recommended duration |
80 guided learning hours plus 80 independent/applied learning hours over 6–12 weeks standard delivery, or 4–6 weeks intensive. |
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Version |
Version 1.0 | Draft launch specification | April 2026 |
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Important positioning note • This programme is designed as a Qualifi Endorsed Course offered by Arab Trainers Union and The Association of Banks in Jordan (ABJ). • The course should be marketed and certificated as an endorsed professional certificate, not as a regulated qualification on the Regulated Qualifications Framework. • No QAN, RQF credit value, or formal regulated level claim should be used. |
1. Purpose of this specification
This specification defines the design architecture, learner standard, delivery model, assessment framework, quality assurance controls, and launch requirements for the Qualifi Certified Professional in Operational Risk Management (QCP-ORM) Certificate. It is intended to serve as the controlling document for programme development, trainer approval, learner onboarding, assessment design, internal quality assurance, and continuous review.
The specification adapts the discipline, structure, and quality expectations seen in formal risk-management programmes while remaining suitable for an endorsed-course environment. It therefore combines the clarity of a qualification-style handbook with the flexibility expected of a professional certification programme.
2. Programme rationale and market need
Operational risk has expanded far beyond traditional process-failure and loss-event management. Current practice expects risk professionals to understand governance, risk appetite, controls, key risk indicators, event data, scenario analysis, operational resilience, ICT and cyber risk, third-party dependency risk, incident response, business continuity, and assurance interactions across the three lines.
§ Financial-sector standards now explicitly connect operational risk management with change management, ICT, business continuity, and resilience testing.
§ Contemporary operating models require stronger control over outsourcing, critical ICT providers, data integrity, cyber disruption, and cross-functional incident management.
§ Benchmark certificate programmes in the market emphasize practical frameworks, measurement methodologies, and scenario-based application rather than theory alone.
§ Employers increasingly expect professionals to translate policy into evidence: dashboards, risk registers, RCSA outputs, KRIs, loss-event reporting, action tracking, and assurance-ready documentation.
QCP-ORM is therefore designed as an applied professional certificate that validates a learner’s ability to interpret operational risk standards and use them in realistic workplace situations.
3. Programme status and award statement
The QCP-ORM Certificate is an endorsed professional course. It is not intended to replicate a regulated qualification and should not be described as an Ofqual-regulated award. Qualifi endorsement confirms confidence in the centre’s ability to develop and deliver a quality course within its area of expertise; it does not in itself place the programme on the Regulated Qualifications Framework.
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1Overview: Understanding Operational Risk in ContextPreview Text lesson
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2Understanding Operational Risk in ContextText lesson
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3Session 1: Understanding Operational Risk in ContextVideo lesson
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4Activity Discussion - Live ChatAssignment
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5Test your knowledge: Understanding Operational Risk in Context4 questions
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6Mini-caseAssignment
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7Formative assessment quiz- Understanding Operational Risk in Context8 questions
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8Overview: Drivers, Sources, Categories, and TaxonomyPreview Text lesson
Welcome to Session 2: Drivers, Sources, Categories, and Taxonomy.
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9Session 2: Drivers, Sources, Categories, and TaxonomyText lesson
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Working hours
| Monday | 9:30 am - 6.00 pm |
| Tuesday | 9:30 am - 6.00 pm |
| Wednesday | 9:30 am - 6.00 pm |
| Thursday | 9:30 am - 6.00 pm |
| Friday | 9:30 am - 5.00 pm |
| Saturday | Closed |
| Sunday | Closed |