Want to Become a Certified Compliance and Ethics Professional (CCEP)?

Be recognized for your experience and knowledge in corporate compliance

Candidates must meet both the work experience and continuing education requirements
to be eligible for the exam

• Persons with one year of full-time work experience, or 1,500 hours of compliance-related experience, are eligible for the CCEP exam
• Students attending an accredited university are also eligible for the exam
• Continuing Education: 20 hours must be earned in the 12 months prior to taking the exam (earn CEUs at SCCE events or submit non-SCCE events for accreditation consideration)

How can you prepare for the CCEP exam?

SCCE Academy faculty suggest the following preparation methods:

• Review the CCEP Candidate Handbook, focusing on the detailed content outline
• Read The Complete Compliance and Ethics Manual and Compliance 101
• Attend a SCCE Academy: a week-long event that fulfills the 20 hours of continuing education requirement and offers the CCEP exam on-site
• Review the U.S. Sentencing Guidelines
• Please Note: The CCEP exam is largely based on professional compliance experience

Want to stay certified in Compliance and Ethics?

Maintain your CCEP by obtaining 40 hours of continuing education in your two‑year certification period

• Attend one of many SCCE events ranging from 1–4 days: earn CEUs and network with your peers
• Earn CEUs for speaking at an event or publishing an article
• Submit non-SCCE sponsored events for accreditation consideration

Questions?

Call Liz Hergert, Certification Coordinator, at 888 277-4977
or e-mail ccep@corporatecompliance.org