ISO 22301 Lead Auditor Training in USA
Business Continuity Management System Lead Auditor Training — ISO 22301:2019, Practical BCMS Auditing and Operational Resilience
Develop the knowledge and professional skills to plan, conduct, lead, report and follow up audits of business continuity management systems. Explore business impact analysis, recovery priorities, continuity strategies, incident response, business continuity exercises and evidence-based audit reporting.
EAS’s ISO 22301:2019 Lead Auditor course is listed as CQI-IRCA certified (PR363). Approval for each delivery format is confirmed per session.
Current standard
Learn the current ISO 22301 business continuity standard
ISO 22301:2019 with Amendment 1:2024 is current. A revision is at committee draft stage, so it is not final and no transition dates exist.
- Published standard
- ISO 22301:2019BCMS requirements.
- Amendment
- Amd 1:2024Climate change considerations in context and interested parties. No standalone climate strategy required.
- Revision
- ISO/CD 22301Committee draft; not final.
- Related guidance
- ISO 22313 · ISO/TS 22317Guidance, not requirements. Also ISO 19011 and ISO/IEC 17021-1.
ISO 22301:2019 (opens in a new tab) · Amd 1:2024 (opens in a new tab) · ISO/CD 22301 (opens in a new tab) · ISO 22313:2020 (opens in a new tab) · ISO/TS 22317:2021 (opens in a new tab)
CQI-IRCA PR363
Understand your ISO 22301 Lead Auditor course recognition
CQI-IRCA lists PR363 as the ISO 22301:2019 BCMS Lead Auditor course: 40 indicative hours with a 2-hour written examination. PR363 is in EAS’s certified course list. The IAS accreditation page still shows PR311, which is being corrected. A course reference alone does not prove every format is approved, and CQI-IRCA course approval is not certification-body accreditation.
CQI-IRCA: BCMS ISO 22301:2019 Lead Auditor (opens in a new tab)
| Check | Status |
|---|---|
| EAS Approved Training Partner | Listed (Oct 2026) |
| PR363 in EAS’s certified course list | Listed (Oct 2026) |
| PR311 on IAS accreditation page | Outdated reference; update |
| Standard edition | ISO 22301:2019 |
| Classroom and virtual delivery | Confirm per format |
| Examination arrangements (incl. remote) | Confirm with EAS |
| Pass criteria and retakes | Confirm with EAS |
| Certificate issuer, wording, verification | Confirm with EAS |
| CQI-IRCA mark use | None until confirmed |
| Self-paced Lead Auditor | Not verified |
After the course
What happens after you complete Lead Auditor training?
Successful training does not by itself give IRCA registration, approval to lead certification audits, CQI membership, Chartered Quality Professional status, a job or a professional license.
- 1
Course achievement
You meet the approved assessment requirements.
- 2
Training certificate
Issued by the approved training provider, not by IRCA.
- 3
IRCA auditor registration
A separate application with experience requirements.
- 4
Certification body appointment
Each body evaluates competence and authorizes auditors.
The course
Develop professional business continuity auditing skills
The course covers ISO 22301 requirements, BCMS scope, BIA, risk assessment, strategies, recovery capabilities, incident response, exercises and tests, then audit planning, evidence, nonconformities, reporting and team leadership. It builds auditing skills; it does not give authority to approve recovery plans.
A BCMS audit is not
- A business continuity implementation project
- An IT penetration test
- A disaster recovery test
- Writing the client’s continuity plan
- Emergency response command
- A guarantee of recovery after disruption
Who should attend
Who should attend?
No employment or automatic registration is promised.
Course fit
Are you ready for ISO 22301 Lead Auditor training?
IAS recommends prior ISO 22301 knowledge, PDCA, management systems and basic risk and operations knowledge. Rate yourself for an educational suggestion. Nothing is stored.
Learning outcomes
What you will learn
Formal learning claims follow the approved course outcomes; these are the areas covered.
- ISO 22301 requirements
- BCMS context
- Business continuity policy
- Leadership and responsibilities
- Business impact analysis
- Risk assessment
- Prioritized activities
- Recovery requirements
- Continuity strategies
- Continuity solutions
- Response structure
- Business continuity plans
- Exercise programs
- Evaluation of continuity capabilities
- Management review
- Continual improvement
- Audit principles
- Audit scope and criteria
- Audit planning
- Interviews
- Evidence sampling
- Nonconformity reporting
- Audit conclusions
- Corrective action follow-up
- Audit team leadership
Five-day syllabus
Explore the five-day ISO 22301 Lead Auditor program
An expanded sequence building on IAS’s course description. The final syllabus will match the approved EAS PR363 program.
Requirements explorer
Learn to audit ISO 22301 Clauses 4–10
Our own summaries using the ISO 22301:2019 clause structure, not the standard’s text.
BIA workshop
Learn to audit business impact analysis
A fictional US SaaS company. ISO/TS 22317:2021 gives guidance on BIA. There is no mandatory universal scoring formula, and activities have different recovery objectives.
Recovery objectives
Understanding business recovery objectives
MTPD: the time after which not resuming would become unacceptable. RTO: the target time to resume, set within the MTPD. RPO: the point to which data must be restored, where relevant. Fictional values in hours.
RTO MTPD marker
Dependencies
Auditing critical business dependencies
A fictional customer-facing service. Not every supplier needs ISO 22301, and no dependency is classed critical automatically.
Risk assessment
How auditors evaluate business continuity risks
Risk assessment and BIA are related but distinct. A risk score does not replace understanding impacts over time. Fictional scenarios.
Strategies and solutions
How to audit continuity strategies
A fictional customer service operation. There is no single universal solution, and not every company needs duplicate data centers. Do the arrangements meet the requirements?
| Requirement | Arrangement | Your view |
|---|---|---|
| Office access | Remote work for all agents | |
| Cloud telephony | Second carrier routing configured | |
| Customer database | Hosted in one region with daily backups | |
| Support personnel | Cross-trained staff in two time zones | |
| Network connectivity | Home broadband; mobile hotspots for leads |
Plan review
Understanding business continuity plans and procedures
A fictional plan excerpt. No single template fits every organization.
Fictional plan v5 · contents
Customer operations continuity plan
- Scope
- Responsibilities
- Recovery requirements (RTOs)
Exercise simulator
How to audit business continuity exercises
Exercise types differ in what they show. The case below is a fictional payment processing disruption. No production disruption is authorized by this tool.
Case: payment processing failover exercise
Incident response
Evaluating response and communication arrangements
A fictional regional network outage. No real-time emergency instructions or mandatory notification rules are given.
DR vs BC
Understanding the difference between BCMS and IT disaster recovery
ISO 22301 is broader than IT recovery. An IT backup test does not show complete business continuity.
| Business continuity | IT disaster recovery | |
|---|---|---|
| Scope | Prioritized activities, products and services across the organization | IT systems and services |
| Objectives | Continue or resume delivery at acceptable levels | Restore technology capabilities |
| People | All roles needed for prioritized activities | IT staff and providers |
| Facilities | Workplaces and alternate sites | Data centers and hosting |
| Systems | As dependencies | Primary focus |
| Suppliers | All critical suppliers | Technology suppliers |
| Recovery requirements | MTPD, RTO and resource requirements from the BIA | RTOs and RPOs for systems |
| Testing | Exercises across people, processes and technology | Technical recovery tests |
| Governance | BCMS under top management | Usually IT governance |
| Audit evidence | BIA, strategies, plans, exercises, reviews | Backup and restore records, DR test reports |
Related standards
Business continuity, information security and service management
Training in one standard does not make you competent to audit the others, and certification to one does not certify the others.
| ISO 22301 | ISO/IEC 27001 | ISO/IEC 20000-1 | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Primary purpose | Continuity of prioritized activities | Information security | Service management |
| Scope | Products, services and activities | Information and its processing | Services delivered |
| Risks | Disruption impacts and risks | Information security risks | Service delivery risks |
| Continuity | Central | Information security during disruption (Annex A) | Service continuity requirements |
| Information security | As a dependency | Central | Service security requirements |
| Service delivery | As a product or service | As a dependency | Central |
| Audit evidence | BIA, plans, exercises | Risk treatment, Statement of Applicability, controls | Service catalog, SLAs, incident and change records |
| Certification | ISO 22301 certificate | ISO/IEC 27001 certificate | ISO/IEC 20000-1 certificate |
ISO 27001 Lead Auditor · ISO 45001 Lead Auditor · ISO 9001 Lead Auditor
US context
Business continuity auditing in the United States
ISO 22301 certification is not required by US federal law, and training does not satisfy sector regulators’ requirements. Sector rules apply.
| Sector | Context | Legal note | Guidance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Financial services | Operational resilience of critical services; outsourcing; FFIEC Business Continuity Management booklet | Federal and state regulators set requirements; ISO 22301 is not mandated by federal law | FFIEC (opens in a new tab) |
| Healthcare | Continuity of care operations and dependencies | Sector rules apply; ISO 22301 is voluntary | — |
| Cloud services | Customer service continuity and technology recovery | Customer contracts may require evidence | — |
| Government contractors | Continuity of operations expectations from agencies; FEMA continuity guidance for public entities | Contract terms decide what applies | FEMA continuity (opens in a new tab) |
| Energy and utilities | Critical operations and dependencies | Sector reliability rules apply | — |
| Manufacturing | Production, suppliers, facilities | Customer requirements may apply | — |
| Logistics | Warehousing and transport | Customer requirements may apply | — |
| Telecommunications | Network services and recovery | Sector rules apply | — |
| Outsourcing | Service providers to regulated firms | Client and regulator expectations; NIST contingency planning guidance (SP 800-34) for IT systems | NIST (opens in a new tab) |
Supplier assurance
Auditing third-party continuity dependencies
A supplier certificate does not guarantee continuity of contracted services, and supplier certification is not always required.
Evidence
What does effective BCMS audit evidence look like?
Fictional examples, not IAS client results.
| Area | Strong | Weak |
|---|---|---|
| Business impact analysis | Current documented analysis with approved conclusions | An outdated activity list without evaluated disruption impacts |
| Recovery objectives | Objectives consistent with business requirements | Recovery targets without supporting analysis |
| Continuity exercises | Records of objectives, outcomes and improvements | An exercise scheduled but never evaluated |
| Supplier continuity | Supplier dependencies evaluated and monitored | Supplier names without continuity considerations |
| Plan maintenance | Version history with reviews after changes | Plan last reviewed three years ago |
| Management review | Decisions on resources and priorities | Minutes without exercise or incident results |
Mock BCMS audit
Practice a business continuity management system audit
A fictional US fintech SaaS company with 14 audit areas. Not a CQI-IRCA assessment, no qualification, and no real plans or architectures.
Interviewing
How BCMS lead auditors conduct effective interviews
Open and follow-up questions, corroboration, neutrality, objective evidence, confidentiality, audit trails and interview records. Fictional people only.
Findings laboratory
Practice writing evidence-based ISO 22301 audit findings
Requirement, objective evidence, finding, improved statement. No invented findings, and grading follows the applicable audit rules.
Planning and leadership
Plan and lead a BCMS audit
A fictional company with operations, finance, IT, HR, customer support and supply chain. Build an illustrative agenda. This does not set certification audit days.
| Activity | Slot |
|---|---|
| Opening meeting | |
| Top management interview | |
| Operations | |
| Finance | |
| IT and DR | |
| Human resources | |
| Customer support | |
| Supply chain | |
| Auditor team meeting | |
| Closing meeting |
Audit types
Understanding business continuity audit types
A Lead Auditor training certificate does not authorize anyone to issue ISO 22301 certification.
| First-party | Second-party | Third-party | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Purpose | Check the organization’s own BCMS | Check a supplier’s continuity for a customer | Independent certification |
| Independence | Auditors independent of the area audited | Customer or its representative | Independent certification body |
| Scope | Set by the audit program | Set by the customer | The certified scope |
| Audit criteria | ISO 22301 and internal requirements | Contract requirements, sometimes ISO 22301 | ISO 22301 and certification rules |
| Audit evidence | Internal records | Supplier records relevant to the contract | Records across the certified scope |
| Reporting | Internal report | Report to the customer | Report to the certification body |
| Certification decision | None | None | Made by the certification body, not the auditor |
Compared
Choose the right business continuity auditor course
Not every internal auditor course is CQI-IRCA certified, and not every internal auditor needs five-day Lead Auditor training.
| Internal Auditor | Lead Auditor | |
|---|---|---|
| Audience | People auditing their own organization | People leading audits, including second- and third-party audits |
| Duration | Two days (IAS schedule lists a 2-day virtual course) | Five days, 40 indicative hours |
| Learning objectives | Internal BCMS audits | Full audit cycle and leadership |
| Audit scope | Internal processes | Organization-wide and external audits |
| Audit leadership | Limited | Leading an audit team |
| Exercises | Internal audit exercises | Role plays, case studies, findings, reporting |
| Examination | Per course rules | 2-hour written examination (CQI-IRCA PR363 listing) |
| Certificate | EAS certified course (per IAS accreditation page) | CQI-IRCA certified course certificate on successful completion |
| Career use | Internal audit roles | Lead internal, supplier or certification audit roles |
ISO 22301 Internal Auditor training · Internal Auditor training
Audit vs implementation
Audit skills vs business continuity implementation skills
Lead Auditor training builds auditing skills and standard knowledge. It is not a complete implementation course and does not give every business continuity professional certification.
| Course type | Focus | Typical audience |
|---|---|---|
| BCMS Lead Auditor training | Independent auditing of a BCMS against ISO 22301 | Auditors, assurance professionals |
| BCMS Internal Auditor training | Auditing your own BCMS | Internal audit team members |
| Foundation training | Understanding ISO 22301 concepts | Anyone new to BCMS |
| Business continuity practitioner training | Implementing and running business continuity | Continuity managers |
| Disaster recovery training | Technology recovery planning and testing | IT recovery staff |
| Plan development training | Writing continuity plans | Plan owners |
Delivery formats
Choose your ISO 22301 Lead Auditor training format
Formats are confirmed separately. The IAS source advertises self-learning for awareness and internal auditor levels, not Lead Auditor.
Training dates
Upcoming ISO 22301 Lead Auditor training dates in USA
The IAS training schedule lists the sessions below without a time zone or fee. Times are not assumed to be US local time. A listing does not confirm registration, and no seat counts are shown.
| Course | Edition | Reference | Provider | Start | End | Training days | Mode | Time zone | Language | Fee | Status | Enroll |
|---|
Examination
How the ISO 22301 Lead Auditor examination works
CQI-IRCA lists a 2-hour written examination for PR363. The current IAS page also mentions closed-book rules with limited reference material, CQI-IRCA pass criteria and proctored remote exams. Those details are confirmed with EAS before they are published.
- Continuous assessment
- Practical exercises across the week.
- Written examination
- 2 hours per the CQI-IRCA listing; Day 5 in the IAS plan.
- Reference materials
- As permitted by the approved course rules.
- Pass criteria
- Per the approved course rules; confirmed when you enrol.
- Re-examination
- Where permitted, with any fee. No guaranteed passes or unlimited resits.
- Results and certificate
- Processed by EAS; no fixed timing promised.
Certificate
What certificate will you receive?
The training provider issues the course certificate; IRCA does not. ISO does not issue it either, and worldwide acceptance is not guaranteed.
- Successful completion CQI-IRCA certified course certificate from EAS when requirements are met.
- Details to confirm Issuer wording, PR363, dates, verification method.
- IRCA registration A separate application. CQI-IRCA certification FAQs (opens in a new tab)
Career pathway
Build a professional career in business continuity auditing
Roles the course can support: Internal BCMS auditor, Business continuity audit coordinator, Operational resilience assurance specialist, Supplier continuity auditor, Corporate risk auditor, Third-party auditor candidate. The salary figures and the “20–35% higher pay” claim on the current page have been removed, and no job is guaranteed.
Industries
Industry applications in the USA
ISO 22301 certification is not universally required by law in these industries.
Tutors
Learn from experienced BCMS audit trainers
Approved tutor profiles will appear here. Not every tutor is a registered IRCA Lead Auditor.
- BCMS audit experience Practical ISO 22301 audit experience.
- Industry experience Stated per tutor.
- Approved tutor Approved by EAS for PR363.
- Registration Shown only when verified.
IAS and EAS
Why consider IAS USA and EAS training?
IAS markets and coordinates the course; EAS delivers it. IAS’s certification-body accreditation is not evidence of CQI-IRCA course approval.
| Responsibility | Organization | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Markets the course | IAS USA | Confirmed on the live page |
| Delivers training | EAS, CQI-IRCA Approved Training Partner | EAS listed as ATP (Oct 2026) |
| Course approval | CQI-IRCA PR363 (ISO 22301:2019) | In EAS’s certified course list; IAS accreditation page still shows PR311 |
| Evaluates eligibility | EAS (per live page) | Confirm |
| Conducts examinations | EAS under approved rules | Confirm virtual arrangements |
| Issues certificates | EAS under approved rules | Confirm wording; IRCA does not issue course certificates |
| Collects fees and handles resits | Live page: IAS handles resit arrangements | Confirm |
| Handles complaints and keeps records | To be confirmed | Confirm IAS or EAS |
EAS (opens in a new tab) · CQI and IRCA (opens in a new tab) · IAS accreditation information
Fees and groups
ISO 22301 Lead Auditor training fees in USA
Quoted in USD once approved. Inclusions may differ by format, with no lowest-price claims. Corporate resilience teams (financial institutions, healthcare providers, technology companies, manufacturers, logistics groups, utilities, government contractors) can request in-house delivery. An approved course cannot be shortened while keeping its recognition.
- Live virtual
- Request course fee
- Classroom
- Request course fee
- Corporate in-house
- Request a group quotation
- Confirmed with your quotation
- Hours, materials, examination, certificate, taxes, resit fee, refund and cancellation
Registration
Register for ISO 22301 Lead Auditor training
Send a registration or information request. A coordinator confirms dates, time zone, fees and availability. You are registered only after written confirmation.
Enrollment journey
From enquiry to certificate
An enquiry does not reserve a seat.
- 1
Understand ISO 22301
- 2
Explore course recognition
- 3
Review the five-day syllabus
- 4
Practice BIA and audit exercises
- 5
Check course suitability
- 6
Choose a training format
- 7
Choose a verified date
- 8
Review fees
- 9
Submit registration
- 10
Receive enrollment confirmation
- 11
Attend the course
- 12
Complete approved assessments
- 13
Receive the applicable certificate
- 14
Explore IRCA registration
Preparation
Prepare for ISO 22301 Lead Auditor training
Before the course, review the ISO 22301 overview and BCMS terminology, PDCA, organizational resilience, BIA, RTO and MTPD, continuity strategies and plans, ISO 19011 auditing, audit evidence and nonconformity writing. Buy the standard from ISO or a national body. Downloads will be added once they are approved.
FAQ
ISO 22301 Lead Auditor training questions
70 answers. EAS confirms course rules when you enrol.
What is ISO 22301 Lead Auditor Training?
A five-day, 40-hour course that teaches you to plan, conduct, lead, report and follow up audits of business continuity management systems against ISO 22301:2019.
What is ISO 22301:2019?
The international standard setting requirements for business continuity management systems (BCMS).
Is ISO 22301:2019 still current?
Yes, with Amendment 1:2024. A revision is in development.
What is the 2024 amendment?
Amendment 1:2024 adds climate change considerations to understanding context and interested parties. It does not require a standalone climate continuity strategy.
Is ISO 22301:2026 published?
No. No new edition has been published as of November 1, 2026.
What is ISO/CD 22301?
A committee draft of the revised standard. It is not final and its content may change.
What is a BCMS?
A management system for maintaining or resuming prioritized activities and delivery of products and services during disruption.
What is Business Impact Analysis?
The process of analysing the impacts of disruption over time to set recovery priorities, objectives and resource requirements.
What is MTPD?
Maximum tolerable period of disruption: the time after which the impacts of not resuming an activity would become unacceptable.
What is RTO?
Recovery time objective: the target time to resume an activity, product or service after disruption. It should be within the MTPD.
What is RPO?
Recovery point objective: the point to which information must be restored to resume an activity. It applies where data matters.
What is a prioritized activity?
An activity given priority after disruption to reduce impacts.
What are business continuity strategies?
The approaches chosen to meet recovery requirements, for example alternate sites, remote work, redundancy or supplier arrangements.
What is a business continuity plan?
Documented information that guides response and recovery after disruption.
What are continuity exercises?
Planned activities that test and evaluate plans and capabilities, from discussion-based exercises to technical recovery tests.
What is the difference between BCP and DRP?
Business continuity covers the whole organization; disaster recovery restores IT capabilities.
Who should attend?
Business continuity, resilience, risk, compliance, IT recovery, information security and supply chain professionals; internal auditors; consultants; and certification body auditor candidates.
Are there prerequisites?
IAS recommends working knowledge of ISO 22301, PDCA and management systems. EAS confirms any formal requirements.
Is prior auditing experience needed?
No. Auditing is taught on the course.
Is business continuity experience required?
It helps significantly.
How long is the course?
Five days.
Is it five days?
Yes.
Is it 40 hours?
Yes. CQI-IRCA lists PR363 with 40 indicative hours.
What will I learn?
ISO 22301 requirements, BIA, recovery objectives, strategies, plans, exercises, audit planning, interviewing, findings and reporting.
Does the course cover Clauses 4–10?
Yes.
Does the course include BIA auditing?
Yes.
Does it include risk assessment auditing?
Yes.
Does it include recovery objective auditing?
Yes, MTPD and RTO, and RPO where relevant.
Does it include supplier continuity?
Yes, as dependencies.
Does it include business continuity exercises?
Yes, how to audit them.
Does it include a mock audit?
Yes, as a role-play case study.
What is ISO 19011?
Guidelines for auditing management systems. The current edition is ISO 19011:2026.
Does the course cover Stage 1 and Stage 2 audits?
Yes, as certification audit concepts.
Is the course CQI-IRCA certified?
EAS’s ISO 22301:2019 Lead Auditor course is listed as CQI-IRCA certified (PR363). Confirm your chosen format is approved.
What is course reference PR311?
PR311 appears on the IAS accreditation page. The current CQI-IRCA reference for the ISO 22301:2019 Lead Auditor course is PR363; the accreditation page is being updated.
Is EAS approved to deliver the course?
EAS is a CQI-IRCA Approved Training Partner, and PR363 is in its certified course list.
What is IAS’s role?
IAS markets the course in the US and coordinates enquiries.
What is EAS’s role?
EAS delivers the training, assessment and certificates under its approval.
Is classroom training available?
Ask us; no classroom location is published yet.
Is virtual training available?
Yes. Virtual sessions are listed on the IAS schedule.
Is self-paced Lead Auditor training available?
Not verified. Self-learning is advertised for awareness and internal auditor levels.
Do all formats have the same approval?
Not necessarily. Each is confirmed separately.
What are upcoming USA dates?
The IAS schedule lists virtual sessions starting November 14 and December 12, 2026. Confirm before registering.
What time zone is used?
The schedule lists times without a time zone. We confirm it with you.
How much does the course cost?
Request a fee. No price is published until approved.
Does the fee include examination?
Confirmed with your quotation.
Does the fee include materials?
Confirmed with your quotation.
Is there a written exam?
Yes. CQI-IRCA lists a 2-hour written examination for PR363.
How long is the examination?
2 hours, per the CQI-IRCA listing.
What is the passing score?
Set by the approved course rules and confirmed when you enrol.
Can I retake the exam?
Where permitted, under EAS rules and any fee.
Who issues the certificate?
EAS under the approved course rules. IRCA does not issue course certificates.
Can the certificate be verified?
Through EAS; the method is confirmed in your joining instructions.
Does the certificate expire?
Course certificates record completion; keep your knowledge current as the standard is revised.
Does course completion make me an IRCA-registered Lead Auditor?
No. Registration is a separate application to CQI-IRCA.
How do I apply for IRCA registration?
Apply to CQI-IRCA, meeting the grade requirements for training, audit experience and references.
Can I conduct certification audits immediately?
Not usually. Certification bodies set their own competence and experience requirements.
Is training equivalent to professional auditor authorization?
No.
What is the difference between Lead Auditor and Internal Auditor Training?
Lead auditor training covers the full audit cycle and team leadership over five days; internal auditor training is shorter and focused on your own organization.
What is the difference between ISO 22301 and ISO 27001?
ISO 22301 covers business continuity; ISO/IEC 27001 covers information security. Each needs its own competence.
Is ISO 22301 certification legally mandatory in the USA?
No. It is voluntary, though customers or sector expectations may ask for it.
Does training qualify me as a FEMA or government emergency management professional?
No.
Does training guarantee employment?
No.
Can companies arrange in-house training?
Yes, with the same approved content and assessment.
Is group pricing available?
Ask for a group quotation.
Can international delegates attend virtual courses?
Usually yes; time zones are stated per session.
What are cancellation and refund conditions?
See the refund policy and your quotation.
How do I register?
Use the registration form. A coordinator confirms dates, fees and availability.
What happens after registration?
You receive confirmation and joining instructions only once your place is confirmed in writing.
How can I obtain a corporate quotation?
Choose Corporate Group Registration in the form.
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