Exam Unit
December 31, 2023
FAQ: Certified Anti-Corruption Entity (CACE)
What is the Certified Anti-Corruption Entity (CACE)?
The Certified Anti-Corruption Entity (CACE) is a global certification program introduced by The AACI to evaluate and quantify anti-corruption knowledge within organizations, aiding in preventing fraud and corruption across their operations.
What are the objectives of the CACE certification?
The objectives include assessing anti-corruption competencies, identifying strengths and weaknesses, differentiating committed organizations, aiding in legal compliance, demonstrating serious efforts in protecting stakeholders, and implementing Standards on Fighting Corruption (SFCs) and governance practices effectively.
How is the CACE certification process conducted?
The process involves contracting with an AACI-approved vendor, submitting a management representation letter, paying the certification fee, attending a required review course, sitting for the in-person proctored online exam (CPMT), and receiving the CACE certificate and report from the Exam Unit.
What is the content of the CACE Review Program?
The program consists of a two-day course delivered by an AACI-approved expert via Zoom, utilizing the CACF textbook and additional materials. Decision makers take the Corruption Prevention Management Test (CPMT) as an integral part of the certification.
What are the logistics and fees associated with the CPMT exam?
Organizations handle logistical requirements and expenses for the CPMT exam. The proctoring fee is USD 500 per proctor per day, accommodating up to twenty exam sitters per session.
Are there any discounts available for the CPMT exam?
How is the nationalization of CACE implemented?
The AACI’s Exam Unit collaborates with countries based on negotiated pricing and terms to execute the CACE project.
How are low and high-income countries classified?
Classification aligns with the World Bank Group’s current classification of low and high-income countries.
Where can I find pricing details for the CACE certification?
Contact The AACI’s approved vendors in your country or reach out directly for pricing information.
How can I obtain further information or assistance regarding the CACE certification process?
For additional details or inquiries, contact exam@theaaci.com.
This set of questions and answers forms a comprehensive FAQ section that addresses various aspects of the Corruption Prevention Management Test (CPMT) within the Certified Anti-Corruption Entity (CACE) program.
FAQ: Corruption Prevention Management Test
What is the Corruption Prevention Management Test (CPMT)?
The CPMT is an online test designed and copyrighted by The AACI specifically for organizations seeking certification through the Certified Anti-Corruption Entity (CACE) program.
Who can access the CPMT?
The CPMT is exclusively available for organizations—private, public, or nonprofit—seeking certification through CACE. Individuals cannot take this test; it’s solely for organizational certification
What are the primary objectives of the CPMT within the CACE program?
The CPMT aims to evaluate and measure corruption prevention knowledge competencies among board members, senior management, and employees, identify strengths and weaknesses, and prompt appropriate responses to address knowledge gaps.
Which fields does the CPMT cover?
More than 80% of the questions in the CPMT relate to principles of fighting corruption, internal control, fraud and corruption, corporate governance, management and decision making, whistleblowing, and transparency.
What other areas does the CPMT touch upon?
The CPMT includes sections on accounting and auditing for decision makers, the global commitment to fighting corruption, and compliance with ISO 37001: anti-bribery management systems.
What are the attributes of the CPMT?
The CPMT consists of 50 multiple-choice and true/false questions, is a closed-book exam, allows one attempt within a 65-minute time limit, and requires completion in a single sitting with no option to save progress
How is the CPMT proctored and conducted?
The entity is responsible for providing necessary logistics, an AACI-approved proctor oversees the exam following the proctored online exam policy, and an internet connection along with various devices are compatible with taking the test.
What happens after completing the CPMT?
Upon passing, a certificate of achievement can be downloaded. Immediate feedback for incorrect answers is provided, and detailed reports are generated, including the organization name, test-taker details, scores, and a summary report.
What is the pass mark for the CPMT?
The pass mark for the CPMT is set at 80%.
How can I obtain pricing details for the CPMT?
For pricing information, contact The AACI’s exclusive approved vendors in your country or reach out directly via exam@theaaci.com.
Note: The CPMT exam and CACE exam are essentially the same thing and can be used interchangeably.
Click here to read more about the Certified Anti-Corruption Entity (CACE)
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