The Management of Risk (MoR®) methodology provides a structured approach to pinpointing, forecasting, preparing for, and managing risks.
The Management of Risk (MoR®) methodology provides a structured approach to pinpointing, forecasting, preparing for, and managing risks. This program covers various tools, techniques, and insights crucial for integrating robust risk management practices within an organisation, fostering long-term advantages that will enhance and develop your business strategy.
The Management of Risk (MoR®) Foundation and Practitioner course is provided by GEL, an ATO of PeopleCert.
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This introductory module looks at the main features of the course, including its learning plan, aims, objectives, and structure.
Students receive a syllabus, diagram pack, glossary, and further reading and links document with URLs for downloading copies of essential MoR publications.
The module also addresses many of the most frequently asked questions surrounding MoR.
This module provides an overview of the MoR framework as well as the actions involved in its implementation.
The module goes on to address the benefits of risk management before describing the four MoR perspectives and risk specialisms and how they are used.
This module describes the four MoR Perspectives and the roles and responsibilities related to them. It then examines Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) and the Central Risk Function.
This module examines the eight MoR Principles, along with their purposes and outcomes. It also describes the techniques and tools used to identify contexts and engage with stakeholders.
This module describes how to develop an approach to risk management. It also outlines what documents are required to do so.
This module features a memory game that reviews the key terms related to MoR’s Principles, Perspectives, and Approach.
This module starts with an explanation of the four process steps of MoR. It explores the ‘Identify’ step and describes several related tools and techniques.
This module looks at the Assess, Plan, and Implement steps, as well as several tools and techniques associated with them. It also describes options for risk response and contingency planning.
This module explores how to embed and review the MoR framework using a risk management health check and maturity model. It then explains how to measure value and overcome barriers in risk management.
This module features a memory game on the MoR process, as well as how to embed and review MoR.
This module provides a summary of all the key points covered in the course.
This module features a short video game explaining how to approach the MoR Foundation certification exam. It also provides two practice exam papers from AXELOS.
This module provides an overview of the course, including its learning plan, objectives, structure, and main features. Students receive a diagram pack, glossary, further reading materials, and links to download essential framework publications. Additionally, this module addresses common questions about the MoR Practitioner course.
Revisit the Perspectives, Approach, and Principles of MoR. This module helps students understand how to measure the value of MoR and covers supporting documents such as the Issue Register.
This module revisits the MoR Process, detailing how to embed and review MoR within an organisation. It also expands on the tools and techniques of the framework, explaining their use at different steps within the Process.
Establish a scenario-based practice in this module, providing guidance on the question types found in the MoR Practitioner certification exam. It also outlines how to navigate the rest of the course and the use of the scenario later on.
Engage in a scenario-based test situation applying MoR from different perspectives. This module concludes with a 20-mark exam, asking students to consider the scenario from a strategic viewpoint.
Shift focus to the Program Perspective, exploring the realistic application of MoR from this viewpoint. This module also concludes with a 20-mark exam.
Switch to the Project Perspective, examining the practical application of MoR from this angle. The module ends with a 20-mark exam.
Address the final perspective of MoR, the Operational Perspective. This module covers the realistic application of MoR from this viewpoint before concluding with a 20-mark exam.
Summarise all the key points covered throughout the course. Students are advised to revisit previous modules to ensure thorough familiarity with the course material before attempting the official exam.
This module includes a short video on how to approach the MoR Practitioner exam effectively. It also revisits several useful techniques covered in the course and features two full practice exams, one from PeopleCert and another from GEL.
This training is structured to comprehensively prepare participants to undertake and pass the Management of Risk (MoR) Foundation and Practitioner certification examination. There are no entry requirements to sit the Foundation exam. Candidates for the Practitioner exam must have passed the Foundation level.
Included in this course are several practice exams to assist students in getting ready for the actual exam, along with complimentary exam vouchers. (Terms and conditions apply)
Before you schedule your exam, it’s advisable to check if your device meets the necessary technical standards. For additional details and support, please consult the PeopleCert website.
While voucher requests are generally processed within two business days, it’s wise to allow for up to five days. Vouchers need to be requested within the access period of the course, starting from the purchase date.
Management of Risk (MoR) is a robust risk management framework developed by PeopleCert. It offers a systematic approach to identifying, assessing, and managing risks across an organization. MoR integrates into various corporate activities, from strategic planning to day-to-day operations, ensuring that all levels of the organization are effectively managing risks.
MoR is structured around four core elements:
MoR helps organisations gain greater confidence in their strategic decisions by:
MoR is versatile and can be beneficial in various roles and industries, making it ideal for:
MoR aligns well with several management practices, enhancing its utility across various business activities. It is often integrated with frameworks like PRINCE2® for project management, ITIL® for IT service management, and AgileSHIFT® for organisational transformation, providing a comprehensive approach to risk management across all these disciplines.
