Certified Corporate Governance Program

About Course

A Certified Corporate Governance Program course is a course that teaches participants how to become effective board members and directors of corporations, by learning the principles and practices of corporate governance. Corporate governance is the system of rules, policies, and processes that govern how a corporation is directed and controlled, and how it interacts with its stakeholders, such as shareholders, employees, customers, regulators, and society. Corporate governance aims to ensure that a corporation is accountable, transparent, ethical, and sustainable, and that it creates value for its stakeholders in the long term

Eligibilities

The course is open for Professionals with experience of 5 years in Governance. However . To enroll in this exam, you need to meet one of these four eligibility requirements:

Option 1: Juris Doctor or equivalent (e.g. LLB, LLM, Doctor of Jurisprudence) from a U.S. accredited school of law or admitted to the Bar in the U.S. PLUS, three years of experience in corporate governance or a related role.
Option 2: Master of Business Administration or a relevant equivalent Master’s degree from an accredited graduate school of business. PLUS, three years of experience in a corporate governance-related role.
Option 3: Bachelor’s degree or equivalent from an institution accredited in the jurisdiction in which the degree is awarded. PLUS, six years of experience in a corporate governance-related role.
Option 4: Twelve years of experience in a corporate governance-related role.

Note: Eligibility requirements may vary based on the specific course or program you choose. Please refer to the detailed course brochure for more information.

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