Certified Fraud Examiner (cfe) Instructor

Overview

We are seeking a highly qualified and experienced Certified Fraud Examiner (CFE) Instructor to develop and deliver comprehensive training to aspiring CFE candidates. The ideal candidate will leverage their deep subject matter expertise across the four domains of the ACFE exam to ensure learners are fully prepared for certification and equipped with the practical skills needed in the field of fraud examination.

Key Responsibilities1. Curriculum Development and Management

• Design, structure, and maintain a complete syllabus that thoroughly covers the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners (ACFE)'s four exam domains.
• Integrate relevant, real-world case studies focused on fraud detection, prevention, financial investigation techniques, and legal/regulatory considerations.

2. Instruction and Facilitation

• Deliver dynamic and engaging lectures, workshops, and training sessions to adult corporate learners.
• Utilize practical, real-world examples drawn from accounting, auditing, criminology, and law to deepen learner understanding of complex concepts.

3. Exam Readiness and Coaching

• Develop and provide high-quality practice questions, quizzes, and mock exams that accurately reflect the ACFE exam format (100-question, two-hour sections).
• Coach learners on effective exam strategy, time management, and test-taking skills to maximize their success on the CFE exam.

4. Ethics and Professional Mentoring

• Systematically emphasize and integrate the ACFE Code of Professional Ethics throughout the curriculum.
• Mentor learners on the critical importance of ethical considerations and professional conduct in all aspects of fraud examinations.

Required QualificationsCertification

• Must hold an Active Certified Fraud Examiner (CFE) credential in good standing.

Education & Professional Experience

• Bachelor’s degree or higher from an accredited institution.
• Minimum of two (2) years of professional experience in fraud detection or deterrence fields, such as accounting, auditing, criminology, fraud investigation, or law.

Teaching & Training Skills

• Demonstrated experience training or teaching corporate professionals in specialized areas like financial crime, risk management, or auditing.
• Proven ability to lead and facilitate engaging case discussions and complex subject matter.

Preferred Qualifications (A Plus)

• Professional background in law enforcement, compliance, or forensic accounting.
• Prior experience delivering official ACFE Review Courses or similar professional certification training.

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