CIA (Certified Internal Auditors)

The Certified Internal Auditor (CIA) program is a certification offered by the Institute of Internal Auditors (IIA) for Accountants who conduct Internal Audits. CIA Certification is the most sought after global certification for internal ;

How it will help your Career

By getting certified as a CIA, you:

• Distinguish yourself from your peers
• Demonstrate your proficiency with internal staff and external clients
• Develop your knowledge of best practices in the industry
• Demonstrate your proficiency and professionalism
• Lay a foundation for continued improvement and advancement in your career

Course Overview

• Part 1: Internal Audit Basics
• Part 2: Internal Audit Practice
• Part 3: Internal Audit Knowledge.

What you will learn

• Mandatory Guidance
• Internal Control and Risk- Awareness Level- (A)
• Conducting Internal Audit Engagements- Audit Tools and Techniques
• Managing the Internal Audit Function
• Managing Individual Engagements
• Fraud Risks and Controls
• Governance / Business Ethics (
• Risk Management (10-20%)-Proficiency Level (P)
• Organizational Structure/ Business Processes and Risks
• Communication
• Management / Leadership Principles
• IT/ Business Continuity
• Financial Management
• Global Business Environment

Eligibility / Requirements

To qualify for CIA Certification, you must meet at least one of the following criteria

• 4-year post-secondary degree or higher from an accredited college or university or
• 2 years' post-secondary education and 5 years' relevant work experience or
• 7 years' relevant work experience (if you do not have a bachelor's degree)
• Full-Time Students: Students who are in their senior (final) year may enter the CIA Certification program and sit for CIA exam parts before completing their education requirement; however, before they are certified, they must meet all supporting requirements.