Updated: March 16, 2021
The CACF is an anti-corruption certification that aims to help participating colleges and universities support their students to engage intelligently in the fight against corruption. Students shall attend six hours online lives sessions delivered in two classes: three hours each.
The CACF exam is proctored and designed to test online the anti-corruption intelligence (ACI) of CACF candidates. ACI means “the minimum optimum knowledge a university student should have to avoid fraud and corruption intelligently.” Such knowledge includes the proper blend of internal control, anti-fraud, governance, decision making, and relevant international legal perspectives. The CACF emphasizes the concept of deterrence and prevention.
We replaced the two days CACF review course and exam with a blended online CACF review course. The following are the parameters of the blended online review course:
1- Duration: 30 days.
CACF candidates have 30 days to prepare for the CACF exam. During the course, they can contact The AACI’s experts to answer their questions.
2- Five Video Recorded Hours
Students shall have access to video-recorded classes that discuss the significant and important concepts of the CACF review textbook. The classes cover all the five parts of the CACF textbook.
3- Six Hours Online Live Sessions
The AACI experts deliver an overview of the concepts of the CACF Review textbook and discuss the students' questions in two online live sessions of three hours long each.
4- Max 500 Students Per Class
The exam dates are set in collaboration with participating colleges and universities.
A CACF candidate shall register for the CACF via a participating college or university:
Important:
If the test center staff has questions about the identification presented, you may be asked for additional proof of identity. You may be refused access to an examination and forfeit the examination fee for that session if the staff believes that you have not proven your identity. Admittance to the test center and examination does not imply that your identification is valid or that your scores will be reported if subsequent investigations reveal impersonation or forgery.
The eligibility requirements to become a CACF are the following:
Each participating college and university discloses the fee to its students.
Each CACF candidate shall receive: