Certifications (IIA Global)
SOME IMPORTANT CHANGES WILL BE MADE TO CPE REPORTING AND HOW CERTIFICATION HOLDERS CAN RETAIN THEIR ACTIVE STATUS FROM 1 SEPTEMBER 2023.
CPE is facilitated through a self-certification process with the completion and reporting of required CPE hours on an annual basis.
Please refer to the Annual Certification Renewal Policy (formerly known as Continuing Professional Education Policy: Requirements for Certification and Qualification Programs) here.
The reporting deadline is December 31 each year. Certified candidates will receive three reminder emails from IIA Global 90, 60 and 30 days before the deadline of December 31. All certified candidates will be required to login to CCMS and report their CPE – 40 hours for CIA and 20 hours for all other certifications. The CPE reporting fee will be payable directly to IIA Global through CCMS. The pricing structure is available here. IIA-certified professionals who fail to meet their CPE requirements by the reporting deadline will automatically be placed in inactive status and may not use their designation.
Newly certified CIAs are awarded 40 CPE hours, applied to the year in which the exam is passed.
Newly certified CRMA are awarded 20 CPE hours applied to the year in which the exam is passed.
IIA certified professionals are responsible for ensuring that the CPE information reported is accurate and up-to-date. Also, IIA certified professionals are responsible for updating their contact details on the CCMS, to ensure receipt of notifications and reminders from CCMS.
CPE Reporting Requirements
For further information on CPE reporting requirements, please see the below links
NOTE: Members who hold the designation CIA® or other IIA Global certifications are required to comply with CPE requirements established by IIA Inc.
Ethics
To assist you in meeting your CPE requirements, please check out the below list of recorded ethics webinars and Quiz for members ONLY.
Please click on the link to access the content, create a login if needed, and put in the Self-Enrolment key as Ethics.
Code of Ethics – your practical guide
Ethics and professionalism for internal auditors
Ethical Navigating, Recovering and Architecting – Ethical Leading
Professional ethics – Navigating the shades of grey
Ethics at work – More than a code
Ethics: Internal Auditor Under Pressure
Please click here for detailed explanation to enrol for the quiz and webinar. Email [email protected] if you have any problems. Individuals are able to obtain ethics training from their employers, as well as other non-IIA related organisations.