Certified Professional Internal Auditor - CPIA Certificate
The CPIA program is designated to professional internal auditors who are looking for best practices in internal audit in line with the internal audit standards.
The candidates who study CPIA program and pass the respective examination, along with possessing the relevant educational background, will satisfy the educational component requirements of the CPIA. Holders of CPIA designation are expected to possess adequate knowledge and experience in audit.
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Professional Designation:
The designation approved under examination waiver program is “Certified Professional Internal Auditor”. The examination waiver is offered to CA, ACCA, CPA’S and qualified accountants with other designations who have been trained in public practice.
On successful completion of the course contact our administrative office to apply for the designation:
- Certified Professional Internal Auditor designation is for applicants who have completed the educational program and have minimum of three years requisite experience.
- Associate Internal Auditor certificate to those applicants who have completed the education component but do not have minimum three years requisite experience. After the completion of requisite experience, the associate member can apply for a Certified designation.
Auditing I: Conceptual Foundations of Auditing
This course provides an intensive conceptual and applied introduction to auditing in society. It focuses on concepts and applications related to financial-statement auditors’ professional responsibilities as well as major facets of the audit process including risk assessment and audit reporting. In the U.S. financial-statement audits and related services
There are 9 modules in this course:
- Module 1: About the Course
- Module 2: Auduting is a Form of Assurance
- Module 3: The Demand for High Quality Auditing
- Module 4: Audit Risk and Materiality
- Module 5: The Value of Audits
- Module 6: Financial Statement Auditing
- Module 7: Audit Assertions
- Module 8: Auditor's Professional and Ethical Responsibilities
- Module 9: Audit Quality
Auditing II: The Practice of Auditing
This course provides a continuation of the intensive conceptual and applied introduction to auditing in society begun in Auditing I: Conceptual Foundations of Auditing. It focuses on a conceptual framework that is applied by audit professionals to assess, evaluate, and manage audit risks and evidence.
There are 9 modules in this course:
- Module 1: About the Course
- Module 2: Strategic Analysis of a Client and it's Business Process
- Module 3: Audit Evidence and Triangulation
- Module 4: Strategic Systems Auditing and Internal Controls
- Module 5: Interpreting Evidence and Significant Business Processes
- Module 6: Verification of Management Assessments I: Attribute Sampling
- Module 7: Verification of Management Assessments II: Unit Sampling
- Module 8: Fraud Risk Assessment
- Module 9: Completing the Attest Engagement