Accepted Types of CPE
Find out how to classify the CPE you earned.
Fraud is constantly evolving. Certified Fraud Examiners (CFEs) need to stay current in the profession by completing Continuing Professional Education (CPE). CFEs must obtain a minimum of 20 CPE credits each year; at least 10 of these must relate directly to the detection and deterrence of fraud and 2 must relate directly to ethics.
CPE Information
Determining the Field of Study for CPE
Learn how to determine the field of study for your CPE.
Maintaining CPE Records
Manage your CPE for your CFE.
Resolving CPE Suspensions
Learn how to resolve a CPE suspension.
CPE Compliance FAQ
Find answers to common CPE related questions.
CPE Exemption for New CFEs
Familiarize yourself with the initial CPE exemption period for new CFEs.
Alternative Membership Options for CFEs
No longer investigating fraud? Explore alternative membership options if you are unable to maintain your credential.
If you are unable to complete your CPE by your deadline, you may request an extension. Learn more about how to request an extension.