The international training network is part of ERCA’s history. Its programmes, trainers and delivery records are now being carried into a controlled catalogue.
The former ERCA system contained 285 unique course approval records from 25 countries. They cover management-system auditors, managers, implementers, cybersecurity professionals and technical roles.
Courses are delivered by independent training organisations across the international network, whose existing site is erca-academy.com. The approved course directory and the member organisations are still published there and stay readable while the records are transferred. Completing a course and being certified remain two separate results.
Historic records remain migration evidence. Current approval will be shown only after the organisation, trainer, programme version and applicable standard have been confirmed.
The renewed catalogue will retain the breadth of the former ERCA offer while moving obsolete editions onto controlled transition paths.
The former ERCA model already distinguished course delivery from examination. The renewed system makes that boundary explicit.
Confirms participation in a defined learning programme delivered by an accepted organisation and trainer.
Confirms that the candidate met the evidence and assessment requirements of the applicable ERCA programme.
The previous ERCA process required a complete delivery package. The renewed review retains this substance and adds programme version control.
Legal identity, responsible coordinator, programme, country, language, delivery format and intended professional role.
Entry conditions, attendance, participant responsibilities, assessment rules, complaints and conditions for completion.
A timed agenda showing topics, exercises, breaks and assessment activity in clear delivery blocks.
Slides, participant materials, cases, exercises, reference documents, forms and the current controlled standard or criteria.
Subject competence, professional practice, delivery experience and a sample of real teaching where required.
Question security, candidate identification, invigilation, marking, result control and separation from the certification decision.
Approval is attached to a defined programme scope. A trainer accepted for one route is not automatically accepted for every ERCA programme.
ERCA course and trainer approval is part of a private professional competence system. It is not accreditation by a national accreditation body and does not itself confer statutory authority.
Send the programme title, standard edition, country, trainer and last delivery record. ERCA will identify what can be retained and what requires transition.
