One portfolio. Two layers.
ERCA has an established international catalogue of ISO, management-system and technical training routes. That portfolio is now being brought into a controlled programme structure and extended with narrowly defined European regulatory tasks.
The previous directory is preserved as migration evidence. A historic course entry is not presented as confirmation that the organisation, trainer or edition remains currently approved.
Established ERCA portfolio
These families are taken from the previous ERCA catalogue. Programme versions and approval status are being checked before individual routes are republished as current.
ERCA will publish a route as current only after its standard edition, programme requirements, trainer scope and approval status have been confirmed. No completion date is implied before that review closes.
Read the portfolio at its source
Until a route is republished here as current, the schemes, the course directory and the member list stay readable on the network’s existing site, erca-academy.com. What you find there is the record as it stands, not an ERCA statement that a given approval is still valid.
Professional roles already present in ERCA
The former catalogue was not limited to Lead Auditor courses. It included multiple grades and specialist functions that must remain visible in the rebuilt system.
- Audit rolesInternal Auditor, Auditor, Lead Auditor and integrated Internal/Lead Auditor routes.
- Management rolesQuality Manager, Information Security Manager, Business Continuity Manager, Risk Manager and Cybersecurity Manager.
- Implementation rolesLead Implementer, Lead Risk Manager and Lead Incident Manager.
- Technical rolesWelding Coordinator, welding inspector, plastics welder and other scope-specific professionals.
Programme pages already available
These routes already have dedicated ERCA programme pages. They distinguish training from the evidence and decision required for a professional credential.
European regulatory extensions
The established ERCA portfolio remains the foundation. Each new extension connects that foundation to a defined European task, its evidence and the limits of the professional role.
European regulatory extensions
An extension does not merely add a legal lecture. It defines the applicable task, evidence, limits of the role and a practical assessment.
Bring an existing ERCA route forward.
If your organisation delivered an ERCA programme in the former system, send the country, programme, trainer and latest delivery record so the route can be checked for the renewed catalogue.