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Navigating the New Global Internal Audit Standards (GIAS) – Online Classroom
February 11 @ 11:30 am - February 12 @ 3:00 pm AEDT
$590.91 - $785.00
The Global Internal Audit Standards (GIAS) provide a comprehensive framework for internal auditors worldwide. These standards guide the professional practice of internal auditing, ensuring consistency, quality, and ethical conduct. Upon completing this 7-hour training program, participants will be well-equipped to apply the GIAS principles, enhance their audit skills, and contribute effectively to their organisations’ governance and risk management.
Domain I: Purpose of Internal Auditing
In this domain, participants will gain an understanding of the fundamental purpose of internal auditing.
Learning outcomes include:
Understanding the Role: Participants will comprehend the essential value of internal auditing within organisations.
Purpose Clarity: Participants will articulate the primary objectives of internal audit activities.
Public Interest: Participants will be able to analyse and evaluate the role of internal auditing in serving the public interest.
Domain II: Ethics and Professionalism
This domain emphasises ethical behavior and professional conduct.
Learning outcomes include:
Ethical Principles: Participants will grasp the core ethical principles governing internal auditors.
Conflicts of Interest: Participants will identify and address conflicts of interest in the context of internal auditing.
Confidentiality and Independence: Participants will appreciate the significance of maintaining confidentiality and independence.
Domain III: Governing the Internal Audit Function
Participants will explore the governance aspects of internal audit functions.
Learning outcomes include:
Organisational Structure: Participants will understand the organisational placement and the necessary information necessary to establish the internal audit mandate
Audit Charter: Participants will be familiar with the purpose and content of an audit charter.
CAE Engagement: Participants will recognise the importance of effective CAE engagement.
Domain IV: Managing the Internal Audit Function
This domain focuses on effective management practices within internal audit.
Learning outcomes include:
Resource Allocation: Participants will learn how to allocate resources efficiently for audit activities.
Audit Planning and Execution: Participants will develop skills in planning, executing, and documenting audits.
Quality Assurance: Participants will appreciate the need for quality assurance processes within the audit function.
Domain V: Performing Internal Audit Services
In this domain, participants will be taken into the practical aspects of performing internal audit services.
Learning outcomes include:
Risk Assessment: Participants will understand how to develop and document engagement risk assessments.
Evaluation of Findings: Participants will understand how to evaluate potential engagement findings to determine its significance.
Reporting and Communication: Participants will learn effective reporting and communication practices.
Our speakers
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- Name
- Mr Michael Parkinson CIA, CRMA
- Biography
- Michael has had a career of over 40 years in Internal Audit, Information Technology and Finance. He is a significant contributor to the theory and practice of Risk Management. Michael was the 2015 recipient of the ‘Victor Z Brink Award’ which is the highest honour that can be conferred on an internal auditor worldwide and recognises Michael’s significant contribution to the profession over a lifetime of service.
Details
$590.91 - $785.00
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