Instructor: the Aegentra Academy team — NV1-cleared, ISO 27001-certified · Aegentra Academy (official PECB partner)
Senior pathway to designing, deploying, and chairing an enterprise risk management program under ISO 31000:2018. Deeper coverage of board-level governance, risk reporting, KRIs, risk culture, and integration with ISO 27001, ISO 27005, and COSO ERM.
ISO 31000 Lead Risk Manager course — $849 AUD, PECB-certified. The Aegentra Academy ISO 31000 Lead Risk Manager is a PECB-accredited, self-paced online program priced at $849 AUD, including the official PECB exam voucher and one free resit within 12 months. Instructor-led cohorts are also available in Melbourne and Sydney. Aegentra Academy is an official PECB authorised training partner in Australia.
This PECB-accredited course is sold and supported by Aegentra Academy — an official PECB authorised training partner in Australia. Every enrolment includes the official PECB certification exam voucher and one free resit within 12 months of purchase. Courses run online and self-paced through the myPECB platform; instructor-led cohorts and in-person delivery are also available in Melbourne and Sydney.
PECB is accredited by ANAB (ANSI National Accreditation Board) under ANSI/ASTM E2659-18, plus UKAS, IAS, and COFRAC. Your PECB credential is internationally recognised and accepted on resumes, tender responses, and procurement panels worldwide. Verify credentials through the official PECB partner directory.
Aegentra Academy courses are delivered by active practitioners — the same senior engineers who run Aegentra Academy engagements and Microsoft 365 hardening for Australian SMBs. Tax invoices with GST and ABN are issued automatically at checkout. Multi-seat team pricing is available — email Academy@aegentra.com.au for an enterprise quote. Professionals across Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide, Canberra, and New Zealand enrol online.
ISO 31000 is the umbrella risk-management framework used by risk and compliance professionals at ASX-listed companies, government departments, and APRA-regulated entities — where it underpins the methodology behind CPS 230 and CPS 234. The PECB Risk Manager and Lead Risk Manager credentials are recognised by Australian second-line risk and internal-audit teams. Note that ISO 31000 is guidance, not an organisational certification — these credentials apply to a person, not a company.
For the full certification landscape — process, costs, timelines, and how this course fits into a wider readiness program — read the ISO 31000 Certification Australia: A Complete Guide (2026).
Six modules covering enterprise-wide risk framework design, risk-appetite and risk-tolerance setting, integrated risk treatment across business processes, complex risk-treatment decision-making, board-level risk reporting, and the integration of ISO 31000 with adjacent standards (ISO 27001, ISO 22301, ISO 42001). Total effort is 35-45 hours of self-paced study.
Recommended but not required. If you have substantial enterprise-risk leadership experience already — running a function, leading transformations, advising boards — you can go straight to Lead Risk Manager. If your background is operational-risk practitioner level, Risk Manager first is the better total path.
Three hours, open-book, mixed multiple-choice and scenario-based questions across seven competency domains. Pass mark is 70%. The credential awarded depends on attested professional risk-leadership experience — Lead Risk Manager (5 years with 300 hours leading risk programmes), Senior Lead Risk Manager (10 years).
Lead Risk Manager is the credential; CRO is the role. The credential demonstrates competency to lead enterprise-wide risk programmes; the role is the executive position that uses that competency. Most CROs in APRA-regulated entities and ASX-listed companies hold Lead Risk Manager or equivalent (e.g. IRM, FRM, GARP credentials).
Every authorised PECB Lead Risk Manager course leads to the same credential — the certificate is identical wherever you buy it. The differences are price, format, and who is teaching. Aegentra delivers Lead Risk Manager at $849 AUD (self-study) or $928 AUD (eLearning) — both including the exam voucher and one free resit. Aegentra is an active Australian consultancy run by NV1-cleared practitioners who design and run real risk programmes in Sydney and Melbourne.
Yes. The credential is specifically aimed at senior practitioners designing and leading enterprise-wide risk frameworks. CPS 220 and CPS 230 transformations are exactly that kind of programme. Lead Risk Manager is the standard credential for the senior risk lead, internal consultant, or external advisor running those transformations.
PECB Lead Risk Manager is recognised by Big-Four consultancies, the Institute of Risk Management (IRM), RIMS Australasia, IIA Australia, and most other professional risk bodies. CPD credits transfer on submission.
Yes. The official PECB Lead Risk Manager exam voucher plus two exam attempts (initial sit plus one free resit if you do not pass first time) are included. There is no separate exam fee.
Typical effort is 35-45 hours of self-paced study spread over five to seven weeks. You have 12 months of myPECB access so the pace is yours.
PECB awards 31 CPD credits on completion of the ISO 31000 Lead Risk Manager course. These count toward CPD requirements at RIMS Australasia, IIA Australia, ISACA, IRM, and other professional bodies on submission.
The certification level requires ongoing CPD credits to maintain (typically 20 per year via the PECB CPD scheme). Active senior-risk practice hours are also tracked at the higher credential levels.
Yes. Lead Risk Manager is the standard credential for senior independent risk consultants in Australia. The credential, combined with attested senior experience, is what consulting buyers ask for at the enterprise-risk-leadership engagement level.
Yes. Either complete checkout yourself and forward the Stripe tax invoice for reimbursement, or write to Academy@aegentra.com.au and we will issue an invoice direct to your organisation with payment terms. Groups of five or more receive a discount.
Immediately after payment. The Academy team confirms your seat with PECB and you receive login details by email — usually within one business day.
You have 12 months of access from enrolment. That window covers the course material, the official PECB exam, and one free resit if you need it.
One PECB-issued resit is included in your enrolment at no extra cost. Most learners who use the included study materials and sit the resit within 30 days pass on their second attempt.
Yes. Either complete the checkout yourself and forward the Stripe tax invoice to your employer for reimbursement, or write to Academy@aegentra.com.au and we will issue an invoice to your organisation with payment terms.
Yes. PECB is an accredited certification body recognised globally. The credential is the same one issued through any authorised PECB training partner — recognised by employers, audit bodies, and government tenders worldwide.
Yes. Groups of five or more receive a discount and can be enrolled with a single invoice. Write to Academy@aegentra.com.au with the course, number of seats, and start window.
All enrolments are non-refundable. Once payment is confirmed your PECB seat is provisioned and the course materials become available, so refunds cannot be issued. Please review the course details carefully before purchase, and email Academy@aegentra.com.au if you have questions before enrolling.