Certified Internal Audit Professional

EGP 12,000

A rigorous, standards-based program for internal auditors, risk managers, and compliance professionals who need to plan, execute, and report audit engagements to a defensible professional standard.

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Description

A rigorous, standards-based program for internal auditors, risk managers, and compliance professionals who need to plan, execute, and report audit engagements to a defensible professional standard.

Who This Course Is For

Built for professionals who deliver, oversee, or rely on the internal audit function:

  • Internal Audit Professionals & Managers
  • Risk Managers & Risk Officers
  • Compliance Officers & MLROs
  • Finance & Control professionals moving into audit
  • Audit Committee support staff
  • Candidates preparing for the CIA certification

Course Outline

Domain 1 — Internal Audit Fundamentals

Module 1 — Role of Internal Audit & The Three Lines Model

  • Mandate and value proposition of internal audit
  • Positioning internal audit within the Three Lines Model

Domain 1 — Internal Audit Fundamentals

Module 2 — Independence, Organizational Positioning & Objectivity

  • Functional vs. administrative reporting lines
  • Threats to objectivity and safeguards

Domain 1 — Internal Audit Fundamentals

Module 3 — Governance, Risk, and Control Concepts

  • How governance, risk management, and control interrelate
  • The internal auditor’s assurance role across all three

Domain 1 — Internal Audit Fundamentals

Module 4 — Engagement Planning Basics

  • Building an engagement plan and scope
  • Overview of the CIA certification structure
  • Case discussion: "Is this internal audit or internal control?"

Domain 2 — IIA Standards & Ethics

Module 5 — Core Principles & Code of Ethics

  • The IIA’s Core Principles for the Professional Practice of Internal Auditing
  • Applying the Code of Ethics in practice

Domain 2 — IIA Standards & Ethics

Module 6 — Audit Charter

  • Purpose and required content of an audit charter
  • Approval and periodic review process

Domain 2 — IIA Standards & Ethics

Module 7 — Quality Assurance & Improvement Program (QAIP)

  • Internal and external quality assessments
  • Building continuous improvement into the audit function

Domain 3 — Risk-Based Auditing

Module 8 — Risk Assessment Methodology

  • Building the annual audit plan on a risk-based methodology
  • Linking the audit universe to organizational risk

Domain 3 — Risk-Based Auditing

Module 9 — Risk vs. Control & Control Types

  • Preventive, detective, and corrective controls
  • Distinguishing inherent risk from residual risk

Domain 3 — Risk-Based Auditing

Module 10 — Risk & Control Matrix (RCM)

  • Structuring an RCM: objectives, risks, controls, and testing procedures
  • Using the RCM as the backbone of fieldwork

Domain 3 — Risk-Based Auditing

Module 11 — Sampling Basics

  • Statistical vs. judgmental sampling
  • Determining sample size and selection method

Domain 3 — Risk-Based Auditing

Workshop — Build a Mini-RCM: Procurement Cycle

  • Hands-on construction of a Risk & Control Matrix for a real business cycle

Domain 4 — Internal Audit Report Writing

Module 12 — Attributes of Observations & Recommendations (5C Model)

  • Condition, Criteria, Cause, Consequence, Corrective Action
  • Writing observations that withstand management pushback

Domain 4 — Internal Audit Report Writing

Module 13 — Risk-Based Rating Methodology

  • Rating findings and overall engagement results consistently
  • Aligning ratings with the organization’s risk appetite

Domain 4 — Internal Audit Report Writing

Module 14 — Quality of Communications (Perf. Standard 2420)

  • Accurate, objective, clear, concise, constructive, complete, and timely reporting
  • Communicating findings to management and the Audit Committee

Domain 5 — Fieldwork Execution & Quality Assurance

Module 15 — Testing Techniques & Evidence Gathering

  • Inquiry, observation, inspection, and re-performance
  • Gathering sufficient, reliable, and relevant audit evidence

Domain 5 — Fieldwork Execution & Quality Assurance

Module 16 — Working Papers & Documentation Standards

  • Documentation requirements that support conclusions
  • Review and sign-off protocols

Domain 5 — Fieldwork Execution & Quality Assurance

Module 17 — Follow-Up & Closing Assessment

  • Tracking management action plans to closure
  • Closing assessment and certificate requirements

Learning Outcomes

  • Plan and execute a risk-based internal audit engagement end to end
  • Build a Risk & Control Matrix and apply appropriate testing and sampling techniques
  • Write audit observations using the 5C Model and a defensible risk-based rating
  • Apply IIA Standards, the Code of Ethics, and QAIP principles in practice
  • Earn a joint BB Academy × The British University in Egypt certificate of completion