Objective of the Course
This training is designed to develop both the understanding and the practical competence required to conduct peer reviews under the CIPM MRA.
Beyond theoretical presentations, the course adopts an interactive and hands-on approach, combining expert input with extensive group exercises and a full simulation of a peer review.
Through this “learning by doing” approach, participants will gain direct experience in planning, conducting, and concluding a peer review, enabling them to apply the concepts confidently in real-life situations.
The lecturers are internationally recognised experts in NMI/DI peer review, and there will be ample opportunity for discussion and exchange.
Course outline
Day 1 (09:00 – 17:30 CET)
| Opening and welcome |
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| Reference framework | Objective: Understand standards and their roles
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| Peer Review – Initiation | Objective: Understand peer-review initiation
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| Peer Review – Preparation Phase | Objective: Prepare an effective peer-review
Group exercise: Prepare an audit plan |
| Peer Review – Opening Meeting | Objective: Conduct an opening meeting
Group exercise: Conduct opening meeting |
| Questions & Discussion | |
Day 2 (09:00 – 17:30 CET)
| Peer Review – Evidence & Findings | Objective: Collect evidence and identify findings
Activity: Quiz – Fact vs Opinion / Visual awareness test Group exercise:
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| Questions & Discussion | |
Day 3 (09:00 – 16:00 CET)
| Peer Review – Conclusion & Closing | Objective: Conduct a closing meeting
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| Peer Review – Final report | Objective: Prepare peer-review report
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Wrap-up | Distribution of certificates Feedback and evaluation |
Lecturers
- Caude Schumacher, ILNAS (Luxembourg)
- Jaroslav Mucha, CMI (Czechia)
- Enver Sadikoglu, UME (Türkiye)
- Miruna Dobre, SMD (Belgium)
- Michela Sega, INRiM (Italy)
- Silvie Hoffmanova, EURAMET
Who should attend?
NMI and DI experts involved in peer visits, with a particular focus on peer-review team leaders.
Experienced peer reviewers are also welcome to refresh their knowledge, share their expertise, and contribute to this first edition of the training.
Registration deadline and confirmation
Participation is free of charge. Maximal number of participants is 23.
Please register by 15 August 2026.
Registration will be confirmed by 22 August 2026.
To register, please go here >>
Venue
Cercle Cité
2, rue Genistre
Luxembourg City, Luxembourg
Local logistic information and accommodation
Participants are responsible for arranging their own travel and accommodation.
Coffee breaks and lunches will be offered by the host (EURAMET).
Information on transport, accommodation, and the city of Luxembourg will be provided shortly.
Contact
For questions, please contact CaBuCo coordinator Peter Kiska.
For questions about transfer and accommodation please contact local host Claude Schumacher.