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Certificates and CPE hours

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A FluentOrg certificate of completion shows that a person finished a unit’s modules and passed its exams, and helps you build a more confident, capable, and future-ready organization.

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Hours you can claim

Every seat earns a certificate of completion for each unit it covers, and with it the program's stated study time, yours to self-report as continuing professional education.

Foundations

5 hours stated, up to 5 CPE hours

The Foundations track’s seven modules, 3.7 hours, and the Rollout track’s certification guide and worked example, 1.3 hours, each with its own certificate.

Each team module

At least 1.4 hours stated for each module a person holds

Added to that person’s Foundations hours. Their CPE hours are the total, rounded down to the whole hour.

Foundations + all modules

24 hours stated, up to 24 CPE hours

All of that, plus all thirteen team modules.

Security Essentials

4.5 hours stated, up to 4 CPE hours

All six Security Essentials modules.

Teaching with AI

11 hours stated, up to 11 CPE hours

All eight Teaching with AI modules and the department rollout module.

AI Cyber Security Foundations

13 hours stated, up to 13 CPE hours

All seven AI Cyber Security Foundations courses.

AI Cyber Security Operations

8.5 hours stated, up to 8 CPE hours

All five AI Cyber Security Operations courses.

Hours are the program's stated study time, and the certificate records them. They are yours to self-report as continuing professional education: whether ISC2, ISACA, IAPP, PMI or any other certifying body accepts them, and how it counts them, is for that body to confirm. FluentOrg is not a registered CPE sponsor with any certifying body, including the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA), and each certifying body decides what it accepts: confirm with yours.

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Your certificates show the work you finished and the exams you passed.

See What Each Seat Earns