![]() The last WSQ BCM course of a three-part competency-based Skillsfuture Singapore (SSG), Workforce Skills Qualification (WSQ) training series teaches participants the skills of testing and exercising business continuity plans. ![]() Singaporeans and Singapore Permanent Resident (PR) are eligible for government funding for this course in Singapore. This second WSQ business continuity management (BCM) course is a follow-up to the assessing risk and business impact requirement course. |
Course Content
This one-day workshop would allow you to understand the skill sets needed to:
- support the periodic exercising of crisis response and recovery activities
- support periodic auditing of business continuity plans.
- participate and understand involvement in business continuity testing.
- document exercise and testing results and recommendations for management review.
- design and develop their test and exercise.
- Align the test design to the maturity level of the BCM program.
BCM WSQ Competency Modules
It is preferred that you complete the first two modules (BCM-310 and BCM-320) before embarking on this module (BCM-330).
- BCM-310 Assessing Risk and Business Impact Requirements
- BCM-320 Developing Business Continuity Strategies and Plans
- BCM-330 Testing and Exercising Business Continuity Plans
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Statement of Attainment
Singaporean and Singaporean PR participants attending the course in Singapore would also be getting a Statement of Attainment from the SkillsFuture Singapore (SSG) at the completion of the workshop and passing of the assessment.
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In-house Training
As Singapore is opening to 75% of staff members coming back to work due to COVID-19, and as your organization is embarking on a BCM journey or reviewing and updating your existing BCM program, you may want to consider organizing this WSQ program within your organization for both competency building and updating of your content.
Our instructors are not only ACTA-qualified or HRD Corp Accredited Trainers but also have a minimum of 5 to 15 years of BCM implementation experience. This allows you to deploy your own templates to be completed as part of the class assignment.
Bridging Over to Certification Program
Participants who complete all three-part of the competency-based WSQ BCM series (with Statement of Attainment) may opt to bridge themselves over to the BCM Institute's professional program. It is important to note that this bridging program is not part of the SSG program or requirement as it is an independent choice by the participant.
The participant can approach the institute to sit for the Business Continuity Certified Specialist (BCCS) certification qualifying examination. This will enable you to achieve the
There will be an SGD $200 Qualifying BCCS examination fee.
BCM Certification
BC Certified Specialist (BCCS) certification is awarded to participants who successfully completed the
Please feel free to send us a note if you have any of these questions to sales.ap@bcm-institute.org