Governance courses
Good governance is fundamental to trust in business, and accountants play a central role in upholding it. Our governance CPD courses explore how finance professionals can build effective frameworks, manage risk, and champion ethical, transparent practices. Learn about board responsibilities, professional scepticism, sustainability, and integrated reporting, and see how these principles support long-term organisational success. Develop the insight and oversight to keep your organisation accountable, ethical, and resilient.
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The Accountant as a Non-Executive Director
Accountants are particularly well-suited to the role of non-executive director. If you are considering taking on a directorship, this course helps you hone your skills and knowledge to succeed in this crucial position.
£150 +VAT -
Corporate Governance
Good corporate governance entails meeting standards of good practice in relation to board leadership and effectiveness, remuneration, accountability and relations with shareholders.
£150 +VAT -
Professional Scepticism
Regulators continue to highlight weaknesses in professional scepticism. This course equips accountants and auditors to apply scepticism confidently, particularly in judgement-heavy and fraud-risk areas.
£150 +VAT -
Corporate Ethics, Governance and Sustainability
Nowadays, stakeholders want a financially successful business that is also ethical, and sustainable. This course explores key principles involved in ethics, sustainability, and governance and how your organisation can adopt them.
£150 +VAT -
Ethics in the Workplace
In a world full of grey areas and thorny dilemmas, acting ethically is far from straightforward. This course explores the concept of ethics and issues faced in the workplace. Discover how to adjust your own behaviour and promote ethical practices.
£150 +VAT -
Artificial Intelligence
Imagine an accountant who never sleeps, never makes mistakes, and tirelessly processes mountains of data in seconds. This is the power of artificial intelligence and, beyond mere automation, it is beginning to reshape how accountants strategise, predict, and advise. Are you ready?
£500 +VAT -
AI Governance and Risk Management
People are worried about the effect AI could have on society. This course examines how businesses can construct trustworthy AI systems, operate them responsibly, and establish a robust governance framework to support ethical usage.
£150 +VAT -
Practice Update: Regulatory Compliance
Revised and up to date for 2026. Accountants in practice are required to comply with some key UK regulations. This course gives you an insight into the UK’s regulatory framework and how to follow it to help tackle money laundering, bribery, financial crime and data protection.
£150 +VAT -
Risk Management
Risks can occur anywhere in an organisation, therefore, integrated and organisation-wide approaches to risk management are key to minimising negative consequences. This course provides an overview to the key elements, processes and approaches to successful risk management.
£150 +VAT -
Integrated Reporting
Integrated Reporting provides the ideal framework for creating a sustainable relationship with all stakeholders. This course gives you a clear overview of the Integrated Reporting Framework, and practical advice on its application.
£150 +VAT -
Preventing Financial Crime
Understand the various types of financial crime and the controls that can be used to limit the opportunities for fraudsters to commit them. Look at how to create the right culture within an organisation to discourage collusion in fraud and encourage reporting and disclosure.
£150 +VAT