Validates knowledge of running corporate compliance and ethics programs, including policies, oversight, training, monitoring, investigations and risk assessment.
A good CCEP course earns CEUs that CCB accepts and covers the six domains of the compliance and ethics content outline. We compared the two main options on CEUs earned, coverage, format and price.
Most people should start with SCCE's Basic Compliance & Ethics Academy, which earns live CEUs and covers the core program elements. Choose The Complete Compliance and Ethics Manual if you want a six-domain reference and 10 more CEUs.
A multi-day live SCCE event covering the core compliance and ethics program elements. It earns live CEUs, and many academies offer the optional paper CCEP exam on the last day for a separate fee.
Great fit if you want live CEUs, broad coverage and a chance to sit the exam in one event
Poor fit if you need the cheapest route to your CEUs; approved webinars and events from other organizations count too
SCCE's two-volume reference on building and running a compliance and ethics program, updated every year. Passing its quiz earns 10 CEUs, which count toward your 20 but not as live.
Great fit if you want one reference across all six domains and 10 of your CEUs
Poor fit if you need live CEUs; choose the Basic Compliance & Ethics Academy
For most people, SCCE's Basic Compliance & Ethics Academy: it earns live CEUs and covers the core program elements. Add The Complete Compliance and Ethics Manual as a reference.
Yes. Approved webinars from other organizations can count toward your CEUs, and CCB's free sample questions show the exam style. CCB publishes no study guide, so your work experience matters most.
Plan for about 50 hours, from 40 to 70 depending on how much of the content outline your job covers. The Academy runs several days.
You need 20 CCB-approved CEUs, 10 of them live, earned in the 12 months before your exam.