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ISO Good Standardization Practices (GSP)
This eLearning course explains the best practices and processes for NSBs to develop, publish and disseminate information on standards to meet the standardization needs in their respective countries.
The course runs in four‑month cycles and follows a cohort-based approach.
Effective Stakeholder Engagement for National Standards Bodies (NSBs)
This eLearning course provides the basic knowledge and tools to effectively identify and engage with stakeholders, and to develop and implement stakeholder engagement frameworks and plans at three levels.
ISO-ITC eLearning course on business continuity management systems requirements
To build resilience, it is vital to understand the risks to your business. The International Standard 22301 for business continuity can help you do just that.
Procedures for Technical Work
By applying the ISO/IEC Directives, ISO ensures that international standards are developed via a structured, harmonized process designed to deliver precision, uniformity, and technical soundness. The ISO/IEC Directives, Part 1 and Consolidated ISO Supplement, define the procedures to be followed in the development of International Standards and other documents.
Rules for Drafting
By applying the ISO/IEC Directives, ISO ensures that international standards are developed via a structured, harmonized process designed to deliver precision, uniformity, and technical soundness. The ISO/IEC Directives, Part 2, covers the principles and rules for the structure and drafting of ISO and IEC documents to ensure that they are clear, precise and unambiguous.
The course runs in four‑month cycles and follows a cohort-based approach.
ISO IT Applications for Standards Development
By applying the ISO/IEC Directives, ISO ensures that international standards are developed via a structured, harmonized process designed to deliver precision, uniformity, and technical soundness. The ISO IT applications for standards development help support the standards development process.
The course runs in four‑month cycles and follows a cohort-based approach.