23 and 24 July 2020
The ICFP will be celebrating its 10 years anniversary in 2020 and to commemorate this milestone we will be hosting a 2-day conference on 23rd and 24th July 2020 at Gallagher Estate and Conference Centre in Midrand.
Welcome
The Institute of Commercial Forensic Practitioners is a self-regulatory body mandated by its members to Cohere, Co-ordinate and Regulate the commercial forensic profession in South Africa.
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The Institute of Commercial Forensic Practitioners is a self-regulatory body mandated by its members to Cohere, Co-ordinate and Regulate the commercial forensic profession in South Africa.
Key objectives:
- Creating competent entry level forensic resources for the industry;
- Professionally developing of our members and implementing standard operating procedures;
- Creating networking opportunities and information sharing for members;
- Regulating the conduct of members.
Application for membership of the Institute:
If you are interested in applying for membership of the ICFP you are welcome to submit an application.
The application form which you are required to complete and submit together with the relevant attachments can be accessed from the membership tab. The completed application form may be emailed to membership@icfp.co.za.
Should you have inquiries with regard to membership kindly contact us at memberships@icfp.co.za or via telephone per the details listed on the 'contact us' tab on our website.
The professional designation (FP)SA is earned by an individual that meets the minimum experience and qualifications standards. It is an official endorsement from the ICFP of your skills and experience.
The professional designations give roleplayers an indication of the levels of competence of the members who qualify for the designation. Designations are awarded based on an assessment against a set of outcomes.
The designation is a Professional South African Qualifications Authority (SAQA) accredited designation that is nationally and internationally aligned.
Take the next step and earn the professional designation.
https://www.icfp.co.za/article/icfp-membership.html
1. Awarding of Professional Designation
The following requirements are applicable for the use of the professional designation to be awarded by the ICFP:
1.1. Only Full and Honourary members of the ICFP may use the professional designation;
1.2. Full members must be in good standing with the Institute in terms of:
1.2.1. Membership dues must be up to date;
What credits can I claim?
Structured and unstructured activities
Structured activities
- Attending or presenting courses, congresses, seminars, workshops, lectures and conventions which are related to the field of commercial forensics;
- Attending meetings of technical committees;
- Researching/reviewing or writing of technical publications;
- Compiling technical papers;
- Attending ICFP events.
Unstructured activities
- Reading of technical and industry related literature;
- Attending training and skills development that enhances soft skills, Microsoft Office, presentation skills etc.
See the CPD policy for more details.
Cohering and regulating South Africa’s commercial forensic industry is relevant to all major role-players and stakeholders both interested in and involved in addressing commercial crime and other forms of abuse in the commercial environment.
The Institute of Commercial Forensic Practitioners (ICFP) is proud to announce that the South African Qualifications Authority (SAQA) has approved the recognition of the ICFP as a professional body.
SAQA also approved the registration of the designation “Commercial Forensic Practitioner (FP)SA”.