Audit Workshop Launches ISO 9001:2026 Training Courses Online Certified by Exemplar Global
Sep 29, 2026
Updated ISO 9001:2026 standard-based courses at all levels Foundation, Internal Auditor, Lead Auditor and Transition.
Washington, DC (PRUnderground) September 29th, 2026
Audit Workshop has launched its Exemplar Global certified ISO 9001:2026 training courses, giving quality professionals and auditors a way to train on the new edition of the world's most widely used quality management standard, published on 16 September 2026.
The range covers four courses: ISO 9001:2026 Foundation, Internal Auditor, Lead Auditor and Transition. All are delivered online and self paced, with video lessons by practicing auditors. Learners who pass the assessment earn an international certificate.
The 2026 edition introduces changes in areas including climate change, quality culture and ethics, opportunity based thinking, change management and internal audit objectives. The Transition course takes learners through what changed from the 2015 edition and how to run a gap analysis, while the auditor courses teach how to plan, conduct and close audits against the new requirements.
"Organisations and auditors need to understand what has changed and what it means in practice," said Dilawar Laghari, founder of Audit Workshop. "We built these courses so people can learn the new standard at their own pace from auditors who do this work every day."
Audit Workshop is an Exemplar Global Recognised Training Provider (RTP No. 310970). Alongside ISO 9001:2026, it offers certified courses for ISO 14001:2026, ISO 45001:2018, ISO/IEC 27001:2022, ISO/IEC 42001:2023, ISO 13485:2016, ISO 37001:2025, ISO 19011:2026 and Integrated Management Systems.
Courses are available at https://auditworkshop.com
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