Looking to become a IIA 'New' Standards Professional

The Institute of Internal Auditors has released new standards.
Causal Capital IIA New Standards Professional has you covered.

The Institute of Internal Auditors has released new standards which come into effect in January next year. Many auditors are concerned how to interpret the standards, how to perform a gap study of their existing practices and what to change to move into a best practices position. Our masterclass addresses these concerns in a consultative way.

This IIA New Standards Professional has you covered.

In one day we explore the standards in an applicable way, with stacks of takeaways, new work practices explained, and a gap study scorecard that will help you assess your preparedness for IIA Standards 2025.

You can attend just the one-day IIA standards class for a standards overview OR be part of the two-day masterclass to learn about Enhanced Risk Based Audits OR do the full three-day Deep Dive for a detailed look at how to design Integrated Audit Frameworks.

Day 2 and Day 3 will cover everything from how to develop Audit Technology, continuous audits, and how to perform an Ethical / Cultural audit of your business.

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WHAT
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SAY

The program is beyond what I thought and Martin is well capable. I am benefiting alot for it. I appreciate the platform and the organizing of the sessions. The recording of the sessions is a true life saver. the program felt like a complete journey on risk based auditing and I am happy that I took the decision to join. They are very well organized and I am really gaining from it. I really appreciate your constant checkups. A level of support and attending of needs that is rarely seen.

Internal Auditor (Al Rajhi) - RBA.CLP Sep 2020

▨ Best Practices for implementing IIA Standards
▨ The new IIA Standards explained with examples
▨ How to align your Audit Department to the IIA Standards

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