This document outlines the agenda for a two-day internal audit training seminar. Day one will cover the overview of internal auditing and professional frameworks, governance and risk management, annual audit planning, and individual engagement planning. Sessions will address topics such as the IPPF, COSO framework, risk-based internal auditing, developing audit programs, and audit fieldwork techniques. Day two will focus on compiling audit findings, audit report writing, closing engagements, and monitoring and quality assurance programs. The training aims to provide competencies to internal auditors based on international standards and best practices.
This document outlines the agenda for a two-day internal audit training seminar. Day one will cover the overview of internal auditing and professional frameworks, governance and risk management, annual audit planning, and individual engagement planning. Sessions will address topics such as the IPPF, COSO framework, risk-based internal auditing, developing audit programs, and audit fieldwork techniques. Day two will focus on compiling audit findings, audit report writing, closing engagements, and monitoring and quality assurance programs. The training aims to provide competencies to internal auditors based on international standards and best practices.
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Standard Template Internal Audit Training Syllabus
This document outlines the agenda for a two-day internal audit training seminar. Day one will cover the overview of internal auditing and professional frameworks, governance and risk management, annual audit planning, and individual engagement planning. Sessions will address topics such as the IPPF, COSO framework, risk-based internal auditing, developing audit programs, and audit fieldwork techniques. Day two will focus on compiling audit findings, audit report writing, closing engagements, and monitoring and quality assurance programs. The training aims to provide competencies to internal auditors based on international standards and best practices.
This document outlines the agenda for a two-day internal audit training seminar. Day one will cover the overview of internal auditing and professional frameworks, governance and risk management, annual audit planning, and individual engagement planning. Sessions will address topics such as the IPPF, COSO framework, risk-based internal auditing, developing audit programs, and audit fieldwork techniques. Day two will focus on compiling audit findings, audit report writing, closing engagements, and monitoring and quality assurance programs. The training aims to provide competencies to internal auditors based on international standards and best practices.
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Jakarta, 18-19 Februari 2019 (The Essentials of Internal Audit)
Day Waktu Session Session Title Trainer
1 Pagi Course Introduction (15 minutes) Indra Permana, I Overview of Internal Audit The International Professional Practice The IPPF ST, MM, CIA, and Globally Accepted Framework (IPPF) of Internal Auditing Mission of Internal Audit ERMCP Professional Framework The Core Principles Definition of Internal Audit International Standards for Professional Practice of Internal Auditing (Standards) Code of Ethics and Rules of Conduct Implementation Guidance Supplemental Guidance II Governance, Risk Governance Applicable Standards Management, and Control Misson, Vision, Purpose, Authority, Responsibility, and Internal Audit Charter Environment Organizational Independence and Reporting Relationship Audit Governance, Roles and Responsiibilities Internal Auditor Competency Map Internal Control Environment Objectives, Risks, and Controls Internal Control Frameworks COSO Internal Control – Integrated Framework
Audit Engagement Strategy (Driving Audit Value, Vol. III): The Best Practice Strategy Guide for Maximising the Added Value of the Internal Audit Engagements
Testing For Bias Between The Kjeldahl and Dumas Methods For The Determination of Nitrogen in Meat Mixtures, by Using Data From A Designed Interlaboratory Experiment