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eDiscovery Certification Council

eDCC Training Courses

Choose the practical, vendor-neutral eLearning course that best supports the capability you want to build.

Certified eDiscovery Analyst (CeDA)

Build a broad, practical foundation across the eDiscovery lifecycle, standards, technology and defensible working practices.

$149 Course Fee
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Certified eDiscovery & Forensic Investigation Practitioner (CEFIP)

Develop hands-on knowledge across the full digital-evidence lifecycle, from forensic acquisition through defensible discovery production.

$149 Course Fee
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Microsoft 365 & Cloud Data eDiscovery Specialist (MCDES)

Build practical Microsoft 365, Purview and multi-cloud eDiscovery capability for defensible cloud evidence workflows.

$149 Course Fee
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Certified eDiscovery & Forensic Data Expert (CeFDE)

Build practitioner-level expertise in forensic data collection, reconstruction, eDiscovery integration, AI and defensibility.

$149 Course Fee
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Certified eDiscovery Tools Professional (CeDTP)

Build hands-on capability in the tools, workflows and quality controls used to process, review and produce eDiscovery data.

$149 Course Fee
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Electronic Discovery Reference Model (EDRM)

Understand the complete eDiscovery lifecycle and how the EDRM stages connect from information management to presentation.

$145 Course Fee
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Certified ISO/IEC 27050 Practitioner

Build standards-based knowledge for structured, defensible and secure electronic discovery using ISO/IEC 27050.

$145 Course Fee
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Certified eDiscovery Project Manager (CeDPM)

Build the practical framework needed to plan, coordinate and lead structured, defensible eDiscovery projects.

$145 Course Fee
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eDiscovery for All

Build a clear, accessible and practical foundation in eDiscovery for legal, IT, HR and business professionals.

$145 Course Fee
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