The Certified Anti-Corruption Manager (CACM) certificate is a leading international certificate to distinguish those who studied and prepared one of the most comprehensive materials. Upon attending the CACM Review Course, candidates learn 

• What Corruption is
• About The Ten Principles of Fighting Corruption
• Methods to identify, evaluate, and manage fraud and corruption risks
• To develop the ability to detect financial fraud through intelligent questioning
• Corruption prevention tools, mechanisms, and systems
• To Improve management decision processes, and evaluate internal control and governance in various sectors
• What corruption fighting is, how they can elevate anti-corruption awareness, and advise on compliance
• Understand the whistleblowing concept, related policy design, and implementation methods
• About International initiatives against corruption including the UNCAC

The course is highly recommended for decision-makers and those in charge of the governance of private-sector companies and public-sector entities.

The course is called a Review course as it is recommended that candidates receive the e-book and become familiar with its content.  The book is more than 700 pages.  You will be able to plan your time based on the course agenda to give more attention to the material. 

The course duration is 5 full-time consecutive days.  It can take place in person or via Zoom. The certification exam date and time will be agreed between the candidates and the professor during the class.  Options to take the exam include online and in-person.

Dates, method of delivery of the course, venue, and other special instructions will be indicated in the announcement.

Applicants who submit their application agree with the following statement: ” I understand that none of the parties are under obligation to accept my application to attend the course. The AACI may decline to include me in the course.  If my registration is not accepted, I will be refunded the fees that I paid.”