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- 1. Unfolding a New Chapter for PECB Courses P E C B P A R T N E R E V E N T I N S I N G A P O R E March 14, 2019
- 2. 2 Bernard Boily, Eng. MBA VICE-PRESIDENT, TRAINING DEVELOPMENT - PECB +1-514-784-0350 ext. 101 bernard.boily@pecb.com www.pecb.com
- 3. 3 Official launch of enhanced PECB courses Editorial guidelines Why change Approach taken What this will look like 1 2 3 5 6 Agenda New design4 Next steps7
- 4. 4 Official Launch of Enhanced PECB Courses • ISO/IEC 27001 Lead Auditor • ISO/IEC 27001 Lead Implementer • ISO 22301 Lead Auditor • ISO 22301 Lead Implementer • ISO 9001 Lead Auditor Launch date: March 18, 2019 • ISO 9001 Lead Implementer • ISO/IEC 27005 Risk Manager • ISO 31000 Risk Manager • ISO/IEC 27032 Lead Cybersecurity Manager • GDPR – Certified Data Protection Officer
- 5. 5 Why Change? • Position PECB as a premium, top quality brand in the worldwide training and certification marketplace. • Help our network of distributors and resellers to sell more courses. • Change the image of PECB courses to be more in line with the latest trends in design. • Integrate the new PECB logo and corporate color. • Improve course presentation consistency.
- 6. 6 Approach Taken 1. Understand what the market wants 2. Define a vision statement 3. Establish a design team and an advisory team
- 7. 7 4. Define the new design iteratively 5. Define editorial guidelines 6. Integrate new design and editorial guidelines into the courses
- 8. 8 What the Market Told Us • Courses are very good. • Participants appreciate the richness of content. • HDMI (16:9) is now what most organizations are using to project presentation. Current format creates bars at left and right. • Image of the course must communicate the new level of quality. • Course is very “red”; more colors are required to make course more appealing. • Should integrate high quality images in the slides. • Improve consistency of presentation.
- 9. 9 Vision Statement • Evolution, not revolution • Target audience: professionals • Look to be crisp, clean and cutting edge • Aspect ratio: 16:9 • Use of new PECB logo and same color scheme • Reduction in the level of red and shades of red in the course. Other colors are allowed as long as it looks good and is coherent; PECB red must be present in color palette • Use of photos is authorized as long as they add value to the content • Must print well in black and white photocopy
- 10. 10 Key Elements of the New Design
- 11. 11 Aspect Ratio Aspect ratio with old PPT: 4:3 Aspect ratio with new PPT: 16:9
- 12. 12 New Color Scheme Red has been changed to the new PECB red
- 13. 13 New Color Scheme Primary Colors Natural Colors
- 14. 14 New Logo
- 16. 16 New Illustrations Change to all shapes in the slides: from 3D to 2D
- 17. 17 Layout Inclusion of pictures in key sections to make the course more appealing to the eyes
- 18. 18 Implementation of Editorial Guidelines • Intent • Consistency of presentation of the text • Key elements • Vocabulary used: American English • Citations (mostly from the standards) are in italics and are not modified in any way • Use of Chicago Manual of Style • List • Punctuation • Etc.
- 19. 19 Other Changes Presentation format for case studies, exercises and correction keys Improvement of the delivery tool: Articulate to iSign Improvement of the resolution of course content in Kate
- 20. 20 What This Will Look Like
- 21. 21 Cover Page – Old Version
- 22. 22 Cover Page – New Version
- 23. 23 Schedule – Old Version
- 24. 24 Schedule – New Version
- 25. 25 Section – Old Version
- 26. 26 Section – New Version
- 27. 27 Standards – Old Version
- 28. 28 Standards – New Version
- 29. 29 IS Standards – Old Version
- 30. 30 IS Standards – New Version
- 31. 31 Certification Process – Old Version
- 32. 32 Certification Process – New Version
- 33. 33 Exercises – Old Version
- 34. 34 Exercises – New Version
- 35. 35 Next Steps Roll-out new format to other PECB courses Improve course content even further Roll-out new format to other languages: French, Spanish, etc.
- 36. 36 Final Words
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Editor's Notes
- Day 1: Introduction to ISO 9001 and initiation of a QMS Section 1: Course objectives and structure Section 2: Standards and regulatory frameworks Section 3: Quality Management System (QMS) Section 4: Initiate the QMS Section 5: Understand the organization and its needs Day 2: Planning the implementation of a QMS Section 6: Leadership and commitment Section 7: Scope of the QMS Section 8: Quality policy Section 9: Roles, responsibilities and authorities Section 10: Risk management Section 11: Quality objectives and planning of changes