Level: Professional
Format: Professional certification course
Study Mode: Workshops, applied casework, or blended learning
Typical Duration: 80 guided learning hours + 40 independent hours
Focus Area: Fraud examination, evidence handling, case documentation, interviewing support, investigative planning, and fraud reporting
Assessment: Professional-level assessed certification that include case analysis, investigation planning tasks, documentation exercises, evidence review activities, or a final assessment
Language: Depending on delivery arrangements
Participants are expected to have completed the Associate Certified Fraud Detection Practitioner (AC-FDP) or possess relevant experience in compliance, internal audit, investigations support, internal controls, finance, governance, or risk-related roles. A working understanding of fraud indicators, workplace documentation, escalation processes, and control environments will support effective engagement with the professional elements of the course.
This certification is suitable for fraud investigators, compliance officers, internal audit staff, internal control professionals, governance specialists, finance risk staff, case review personnel, and mid-level practitioners who want to strengthen their role in fraud examination and investigation support. It is intended for professionals who need to contribute to structured investigative work, evidence handling, case documentation, and fraud reporting.
The Professional Certified Fraud Investigation Specialist (PC-FIS) is designed for professionals who want to strengthen their applied capability in conducting structured fraud investigations and supporting evidence-based case management in organizational environments. This certification focuses on the professional practice of fraud examination, helping participants develop the skills to handle evidence appropriately, document cases accurately, support interviews, plan investigations, and prepare clear fraud reports that support sound decision-making.
Participants will explore key areas such as fraud examination methods, evidence handling, case documentation, interviewing support, investigative planning, reporting principles, issue escalation, and the practical alignment of fraud investigation activity with organizational controls, governance expectations, and professional standards. The course also emphasizes the importance of objectivity, documentation discipline, confidentiality, and structured investigative thinking so that fraud matters can be handled in a credible, fair, and effective manner. It is ideal for professionals who want to move beyond basic fraud detection support and take a more active role in fraud investigation practice.
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