The Certified School Risk Manager (CSRM) designation is known for providing career-building expertise and credibility within the school system and community.
Educational institutions require professionals who know how to identify today’s risks and plan for tomorrow’s challenges! CSRM is a designation program that allows you to expand your skills and enables you to apply quantitative and qualitative techniques to estimate the impact of risks in your school.
CSRM provides you with an introduction to risk management concepts as well as practical knowledge and strategies.
CSRM is right for you if you:
- are a Superintendent of Schools, Business Official, Risk and Safety Manager, School Administrator, Head of School,
- are employed by a K-12 public or private school a charter school, a community college or university, or
- are a licensed agent, account manager, underwriter, broker, or adjuster.
With these professional interests, you can focus on CSRM courses and build your knowledge of the unique needs and exposures in the educational sector and increase your marketability!
Fundamentals of Risk Management
Measuring School Risks
Handling School Risks
Funding School Risks
Administering School Risks
To earn the Designation, you will need to take the five CSRM courses and pass the corresponding exams within three calendar years after you pass your first CSRM exam