Candidate application

Before contacting ERCA, choose the closest programme and collect a short summary of your education, training, work experience and practical evidence.

  • ProgrammeName the route and any sector or regulatory extension you need.
  • Country and languageState where you work and the language in which you can complete the assessment.
  • ExperienceSummarise relevant roles, years of practice and completed audit or assessment work.
  • EvidenceList the records you can provide; do not send confidential client files in the first email.

Partner enquiry

Training organisations and country partners should identify the intended programme, market, delivery language, trainer resources and current quality controls.

  • OrganisationLegal name, country, website and primary contact.
  • Proposed roleTraining delivery, trainer approval, country coordination or another defined function.
  • Programme scopeExisting ERCA programme or a proposed route requiring programme review.
  • Delivery capacityTrainer profiles, expected languages, delivery format and expected delegate volume.

What happens next

An enquiry is not an application decision. ERCA first identifies the applicable route, current availability, required evidence and fee schedule.

  1. Route confirmation

    ERCA checks whether a current programme and country path fit the request.

  2. Requirements and fees

    The applicant receives the applicable requirements, evidence list and current fee information before committing.

  3. Formal submission

    The applicant submits the required records through the process stated for the programme or partner role.

Protect confidential information.

Do not send client reports, personal data or sensitive audit evidence by ordinary email unless ERCA has first confirmed the required secure submission method.