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CAMS Course Fees, Next Batch & What’s Included

Prepare for the Certified Anti-Money Laundering Specialist exam through 40+ guided hours, Australia-friendly live classes, recordings, 5,000+ EduDelphi practice questions, mocks and eligibility guidance.

  • Choose live online, self-paced, one-to-one, physical or corporate training across Australia.
  • Join evening, weekend and other batch options designed around working professionals.
  • Get practical guidance for the ACAMS application, eligibility credits and exam-preparation route.
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40+ hoursguided CAMS preparation
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CAMS and AML training workshop in Brisbane, Australia
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Learn with a trainer who connects exam concepts to the decisions made in KYC, customer-risk assessment, sanctions, transaction monitoring, investigations, controls and financial-crime governance.

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Credential clarity

What Is CAMS Certification—and What Does ACAMS Do?

CAMS stands for Certified Anti-Money Laundering Specialist. It is a professional certification for people working in anti-money laundering, compliance and financial-crime risk.

ACAMS sets the eligibility, membership, application, examination and recertification rules. EduDelphi provides independent CAMS exam preparation; it does not award the CAMS credential and is not the examination body.

Training and certification are separate

Your EduDelphi fee covers the confirmed preparation package. ACAMS membership, application and examination charges are separate unless your written offer explicitly says otherwise.

CAMS certification and course at a glance
CredentialCertified Anti-Money Laundering Specialist (CAMS).
Awarded byACAMS.
EduDelphi roleIndependent exam preparation and learner support.
Guided training40+ hours, with flexible preparation routes.
DeliveryLive online, self-paced, one-to-one, physical and corporate.
Course certificateEduDelphi Certificate of Completion — CAMS Exam Preparation.
Course fit

Who Should Take CAMS in Australia?

CAMS is most relevant when your work involves customers, transactions, financial-crime controls, investigations or the governance of AML/CTF risk.

AML / CTF AnalystKYC, CDD or EDD AnalystTransaction Monitoring AnalystSanctions or Screening AnalystFinancial Crime InvestigatorCompliance or Risk ProfessionalMLRO or Compliance ManagerBanking and Payments ProfessionalFintech or Remittance ProfessionalAccountant or AuditorLawyer or Professional AdviserGraduate entering financial crime
Important: CAMS is a professional certification, not an Australian occupational licence. It can strengthen specialist knowledge and professional credibility, but it does not replace employer training, legal advice or role-specific obligations under Australian AML/CTF law.
The EduDelphi preparation route

What Is Included in EduDelphi CAMS Training?

The course combines clear teaching, repeatable practice and flexible revision so you can build both subject knowledge and exam judgement.

Live guided learning

Work through the CAMS subject areas with an experienced AML practitioner. Ask questions, revisit difficult concepts and connect the course to practical Australian compliance environments.

Practice and mock preparation

Use 5,000+ EduDelphi practice questions, question-and-answer resources and mock preparation to learn how to identify what a question is testing.

Flexible revision

Use recordings, EduDelphi notes, textbook and learning resources to review missed sessions and return to weak areas around work.

Application guidance

Understand the ACAMS membership, 40-credit eligibility and application process. ACAMS makes the final eligibility and application decision.

Australia-friendly access

Choose live online, self-paced, one-to-one, nationwide physical or corporate options, including evening and weekend batches.

Career support

Request CV, LinkedIn, interview preparation, career mentoring and job-search guidance for relevant AML, compliance and financial-crime roles.

Current course coverage

CAMS Syllabus 2026: Current Core Courses and Topics

The current CAMS package is organised around four core courses. Open each section for the concepts your preparation should cover.

1. Understanding Risks and Methods of Financial Crime

Build the foundation: why money laundering and terrorist financing occur, how criminal proceeds move, how products and services can be misused, and how financial-crime methods change across sectors and channels.

  • Money-laundering and terrorist-financing concepts.
  • Methods, typologies, red flags and risk indicators.
  • Customer, product, service, channel and geographic risk.
  • Financial-crime risks across banking, payments, fintech, remittance and professional services.
2. Global AFC Frameworks, Governance and Regulations

Understand the global standards and governance structures that shape anti-financial-crime programmes, then connect those principles to Australian AML/CTF practice and AUSTRAC expectations.

  • International standards and risk-based supervision.
  • Governance, accountability and lines of responsibility.
  • Sanctions, correspondent relationships and information sharing.
  • How global principles interact with local laws and regulatory expectations.
3. Building an AFC Compliance Program

Learn how an organisation turns risk into working controls. The focus is not only what a policy says, but whether customer onboarding, monitoring, escalation, reporting, testing and governance work together.

  • Enterprise-wide risk assessment and AML/CTF programmes.
  • Customer identification, CDD, EDD and beneficial ownership.
  • Transaction monitoring, alert handling and escalation.
  • Suspicious activity reporting, training, assurance and control improvement.
4. Tools and Technologies to Fight Financial Crime

Explore the people, data and technology used to identify and investigate risk, including screening, monitoring, case management and the practical limits of automated controls.

  • Screening and transaction-monitoring systems.
  • Data quality, scenarios, thresholds and alert prioritisation.
  • Investigative tools, case records and evidence.
  • Emerging technology, analytics and responsible human judgement.

Course names reflect the current ACAMS CAMS structure. ACAMS can revise certification requirements and content; always confirm the current official material for your intended exam.

Exam readiness

How CAMS Exam Preparation Works: Questions, Mocks and Revision

Knowing the definition is only the start. CAMS questions often ask you to choose the most appropriate action, control, escalation or investigation step.

  • Learn the concept in clear, practical language.
  • Apply it to customer, transaction and programme scenarios.
  • Practise choosing between plausible answers.
  • Review why an answer was right or wrong.
  • Use mock results to plan the next revision cycle.

What we diagnose after a wrong answer

Was the issue a knowledge gap, a missed risk indicator, confusion about roles, or a weak judgement call? That distinction matters. Re-reading an entire chapter is not always the best response.

The course helps you move from passive reading to active decisions—especially for CDD, EDD, sanctions, suspicious activity, investigations and programme governance.

A manageable route

How Long Does CAMS Preparation Take? An 8–12 Week Study Plan

Your schedule depends on your AML background and available time. A simple plan for many working professionals is to learn first, practise next and finish with timed revision.

1

Weeks 1–4: learn the main ideas

Build a clear understanding of financial-crime risks, global frameworks, customer checks, sanctions, monitoring and AML programme controls.

2

Weeks 5–8: answer more questions

Practise by topic, review every mistake and return to the parts you find difficult. Keep notes short and useful.

3

Weeks 9–12: use mocks and revise

Complete timed practice, review weak topics and improve how you read scenario-based questions before the exam.

Do not book from someone else’s timetable. Your application approval, eligibility period, work commitments and current preparation level should guide your exam date.
Official ACAMS process

CAMS Eligibility in Australia: Membership, 40 Credits and Application

ACAMS currently requires active membership and at least 40 eligibility credits. Education, professional experience and relevant training may contribute, subject to ACAMS rules and approval.

1. Check your credits

Review your education, work experience and relevant training against the current ACAMS eligibility-credit framework. EduDelphi can help you understand the route; ACAMS makes the decision.

2. Apply through ACAMS

Submit the required information and supporting documents. ACAMS says complete applications are typically reviewed within five business days, but timing can vary.

3. Schedule the exam

After approval, follow the current ACAMS and Pearson VUE process. ACAMS currently gives candidates six months from approval to take the exam.

Official rules can change. See ACAMS CAMS certification information before applying.

Exam facts

CAMS Exam Format, Questions, Duration and Pearson VUE Testing

The CAMS exam is computer-based and delivered through Pearson VUE test centres. Confirm a suitable Australian location and appointment before you finalise your study timetable.

120multiple-choice questions
3.5 hourstesting time
6 monthscurrent eligibility period after approval
Every 3 yearscurrent recertification cycle

Where can Australians sit CAMS?

ACAMS uses Pearson VUE test centres. Search current availability for your city when you are ready to book; availability and appointment times can change.

What is the CAMS passing score?

Candidate guidance commonly refers to a score of 75. Because the current public ACAMS course page does not state the passing score, confirm the applicable candidate handbook or approval information before your exam.

Recertification: ACAMS currently requires recertification every three years, 60 credits and active membership, together with the applicable fee. These are ACAMS requirements, not EduDelphi course requirements.

Official facts checked 11 September 2026. Check Pearson VUE testing information.

Enquiry-led tuition

CAMS Course Fees in Australia

Request the current EduDelphi fee in AUD for your preferred route. We will explain what is included before enrolment.

  • Live online, self-paced, one-to-one, physical and corporate options.
  • 40+ guided hours, recordings, EduDelphi notes and resources.
  • 5,000+ EduDelphi practice questions and mock preparation.
  • Evening, weekend and other working-professional options.
  • Instalments and employer-sponsored payment available.
Keep the costs separate

Official ACAMS Costs vs EduDelphi Training Fees

ACAMS sets and collects its official fees. Current published prices are shown in US dollars for planning only.

Current official itemPublished pricePaid to
Private-sector CAMS packageUS$2,095ACAMS
Public-sector CAMS packageUS$1,595ACAMS
Private-sector package with ACAMS virtual classroomUS$2,495ACAMS
Public-sector package with ACAMS virtual classroomUS$2,095ACAMS
Exam retakeUS$299ACAMS
Eligibility extensionUS$100ACAMS
EduDelphi preparation tuitionRequest current AUD feeEduDelphi

Official prices checked 11 September 2026. Active ACAMS membership is required and local tax may apply. Prices and inclusions can change; confirm them directly with ACAMS. Official ACAMS charges are separate from EduDelphi tuition unless your written package explicitly states otherwise.

Practical Australian relevance

How CAMS Connects to Australia’s AML/CTF Environment

Australia’s AML/CTF reforms broaden both the obligations and the range of professionals who need to understand financial-crime risk. The best preparation connects international CAMS concepts to decisions people make locally.

Banking: an unusual payment pattern

A customer’s activity changes suddenly, with rapid transfers through new counterparties. The analyst must distinguish unusual from suspicious activity, review the customer profile, document the reasoning and decide whether to escalate.

Fintech: fast onboarding and weak data

A growing payments business wants low-friction onboarding, but incomplete customer information creates downstream monitoring gaps. The compliance team must align risk rating, KYC evidence, screening and transaction-monitoring controls.

Professional services: a complex owner

An accountant or lawyer encounters a layered company structure and an overseas beneficial owner. The practical question is what information is needed, when enhanced checks are appropriate and how risk should be recorded.

Remittance: alerts that repeat

Several small transactions repeatedly fall below an internal threshold. The investigator must look beyond one payment, consider linked behaviour and keep a clear evidence trail for the decision made.

Current Australian change: updated AML/CTF obligations for existing reporting entities took effect on 31 March 2026. Obligations for newly regulated sectors—including specified services provided by lawyers, accountants, conveyancers, real-estate professionals and dealers in precious metals and stones—begin from 1 July 2026. CAMS training supports professional knowledge but does not establish compliance or replace AUSTRAC guidance.

Read AUSTRAC’s AML/CTF reform guidance.

National delivery

Study CAMS from Anywhere in Australia

Live scheduling is communicated in Australian time zones, with evening, weekend and other options for working professionals.

LocationLive online access
Sydney / MelbourneAEST or AEDT, depending on the season
BrisbaneAEST
PerthAWST
AdelaideACST or ACDT, depending on the season
Canberra, Hobart, Darwin and other locationsJoin live online nationwide

Physical, private and corporate delivery can also be arranged across Australia after discussing location, cohort size and timetable.

Financial crime analysts reviewing transaction monitoring alerts in Sydney
Career relevance

CAMS Careers and Salary Context in Australia

CAMS can support specialist knowledge for AML, KYC, sanctions, transaction-monitoring, investigation and financial-crime governance roles. It does not guarantee employment, promotion or salary.

AML / CTF AnalystKYC / CDD AnalystTransaction Monitoring AnalystSanctions AnalystFinancial Crime InvestigatorCompliance Manager
Australian salary context: current public salary guides place AML analyst pay around A$85,000–A$100,000 on SEEK, while Indeed reports an average near A$91,231. Actual pay varies by city, sector, seniority, role scope and employer. These figures are market context, not a CAMS outcome.

Course support can include CV and LinkedIn review, interview preparation, career mentoring and job-search guidance. Your own experience, regulatory knowledge, communication and judgement remain central to hiring decisions.

AML and compliance career development in Melbourne, Australia
A balanced decision

Is CAMS Worth It in Australia?

CAMS is most useful when you want to build a career around AML/CTF, KYC, sanctions, monitoring, investigations or financial-crime compliance.

It is less directly targeted if your main goal is broad risk management, fraud examination, internal audit or general regulatory compliance. In that case, FRM, CFE, CIA or another specialist course may fit better.

CAMS may be a good fit if you want to…

  • move into an AML or financial-crime role;
  • strengthen judgement in customer and transaction risk;
  • understand how a complete AML programme works;
  • add a globally recognised specialist credential to relevant experience.

Australian employers may list CAMS or comparable AML credentials as preferred or desirable, but CAMS is not a licence and is not required for every role.

Choose the right credential

CAMS vs ICA vs CFE vs General AML Training

The strongest option depends on the work you want to do—not simply which acronym is best known.

RouteBest forTypical focus
CAMSAML and financial-crime specialistsRisk, KYC/CDD, sanctions, monitoring, investigations and AML programme governance.
ICA qualificationsCompliance professionals seeking staged qualification routesCompliance, AML and financial-crime topics at different depth levels.
CFEFraud examination and investigationFraud schemes, investigation, prevention, law and financial transactions.
Short AML trainingRole-specific awareness or regulatory refreshersFocused obligations, internal procedures and immediate job requirements.

Read the detailed guide: CAMS vs CFE vs ICA. If you need practical compliance development beyond one credential, explore compliance and financial-crime courses in Australia.

Practitioner-led preparation

Meet Your CAMS Course Trainer

Shyam Sarrof, CAMS course trainer for EduDelphi Australia

Shyam Sarrof

CPA (USA), CMA (USA), ACA, ACMA, CS, CFA, ACTM, MBA, B.Com (H) · 22+ Years in AML, Risk, Controls & Regulatory Advisory

Shyam brings 22+ years of professional experience across AML, regulatory compliance, risk management, internal controls and advisory into CAMS training. Alongside teaching, he remains actively involved in professional practice through his consultancy business, working directly with organisations on AML/KYC frameworks, customer-risk assessment, CDD and EDD, beneficial-ownership reviews, sanctions and PEP screening, transaction-monitoring controls, compliance remediation and financial-crime risk governance.

His practical work includes reviewing onboarding files, strengthening KYC documentation and escalation processes, designing risk-based customer classifications, assessing higher-risk relationships, reviewing AML policies and procedures, identifying control gaps, supporting remediation exercises and helping management build more defensible compliance processes.

For Australian learners, Shyam connects CAMS concepts with the Australian AML/CTF environment and AUSTRAC expectations, including customer identification, ongoing due diligence, suspicious matter reporting, sanctions, correspondent relationships, transaction monitoring and enterprise-wide AML governance.

His sessions are particularly strong on judgement: when a customer should be escalated, what makes activity genuinely suspicious, what evidence an investigator should retain, how weak KYC creates downstream monitoring problems, and why an AML programme can look compliant on paper while failing operationally.

Using realistic cases from banking, payments, fintech, remittance, professional services and corporate environments, Shyam helps learners connect CAMS exam concepts with the decisions AML, compliance and financial-crime teams make in live practice.

Learner perspectives

What CAMS Learners Say

“I enjoyed the training course. The content was clear, easy to understand, and all my questions were answered. I walked away with valuable skills and a much deeper understanding of the subject.”Vilena Kadyrova · Consultant · Verified Google review
“The classes helped me understand things better, especially KYC, EDD, sanctions and transaction monitoring. The trainer was explaining with actual examples, so it was not only theory. We also did many questions in class.”Amelia Brooks · AML Compliance Analyst · Sydney, NSW · Learner feedback
“Good course and very useful if you are working full time. I joined live from Brisbane and could go back to the recording later. The practical cases made the topics much easier to remember.”Arjun Menon · KYC / Financial Crime Analyst · Brisbane, QLD · Learner feedback
For Australian organisations

Corporate CAMS and AML Training in Australia

Build a shared language for customer risk, due diligence, sanctions, monitoring, escalation and financial-crime governance across your team.

  • Private live online, physical or blended delivery across Australia.
  • Scheduling around operational calendars, shifts and multiple offices.
  • Discussion shaped around banking, fintech, payments, remittance or professional-services contexts.
  • Separate role-based AML/CTF workshops can be discussed alongside CAMS preparation.
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Physical and corporate delivery outside Brisbane is arranged according to location, group size and timetable.

CAMS course FAQs

Common CAMS Certification Questions in Australia

What is CAMS certification?
CAMS is the Certified Anti-Money Laundering Specialist credential awarded by ACAMS. It covers financial-crime risk, global frameworks, AML programme controls, investigations and relevant technology.
Is EduDelphi the CAMS certification body?
No. EduDelphi provides independent CAMS exam preparation. ACAMS controls membership, eligibility, application, examination, certification and recertification.
How many eligibility credits do I need?
ACAMS currently requires at least 40 eligibility credits and active membership. Education, relevant experience and training may contribute, subject to current ACAMS rules and approval.
How many questions are on the CAMS exam?
ACAMS currently describes a computer-based exam with 120 multiple-choice questions and 3.5 hours of testing time.
What is the CAMS passing score?
Candidate guidance commonly refers to a score of 75, but the current public ACAMS course page does not state it. Confirm the current applicable candidate handbook or approval information before the exam.
Where can I take the CAMS exam in Australia?
ACAMS uses Pearson VUE test centres. Check current centre and appointment availability directly for Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide or another suitable Australian location.
How long do I have after my application is approved?
ACAMS currently gives candidates six months from application approval to take the examination. Confirm the dates shown in your own approval information.
How long does CAMS preparation take?
An 8–12 week plan can suit many working professionals, but your timeline depends on AML experience, study time, application status and mock performance.
What is included in EduDelphi CAMS training?
The course includes 40+ guided hours, live teaching, recordings, EduDelphi notes, textbook and resources, 5,000+ EduDelphi practice questions, question-and-answer support, mock preparation and structured revision. Your exact route is confirmed in writing.
Are evening and weekend CAMS batches available?
Yes. Evening, weekend and other options are available for working professionals, alongside live online, self-paced and one-to-one routes.
Can EduDelphi deliver CAMS training physically in Australia?
Yes. Physical and corporate training can be arranged nationwide after discussing location, group size and timetable. Live online study is available across all states and territories.
How much does CAMS training cost in Australia?
EduDelphi tuition is shared in AUD on enquiry because it depends on the selected delivery and support route. Current official ACAMS charges are shown separately on this page and paid to ACAMS unless your written package says otherwise.
Are instalments or employer-sponsored payments available?
Yes. Ask about instalment and employer-sponsored options when requesting current course fees and batch availability.
Does CAMS replace AUSTRAC or employer training?
No. CAMS develops professional AML and financial-crime knowledge. It does not replace legal advice, employer procedures, role-specific training or an organisation’s obligations under Australian AML/CTF law.
Does CAMS guarantee an AML job or salary?
No. CAMS can strengthen relevant knowledge and professional credibility, but employment and salary depend on experience, role fit, local knowledge, communication, judgement and employer requirements.
Does CAMS need to be renewed?
ACAMS currently requires recertification every three years, 60 credits, active membership and the applicable fee. Check the current rules directly with ACAMS.

For deeper reading, see our guides to CAMS eligibility and certification and whether CAMS is worth it.

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