CIA part 2

Practice of Internal Auditing

CIA part 2 exam preparation course.

CIA is the only globally recognized internal audit certification!

Start July 2024

About course

The CIA exam consists of three parts: Part 1 "Essentials of Internal Auditing", Part 2 "Practice of Internal Auditing" and Part 3 "Business Knowledge for Internal Auditing". The CIA qualification is awarded to candidates who successfully pass all 3 challenging exams.

CIA Part 2 includes four sections focused on managing the internal audit activity, planning the engagement, performing the engagement, communicating the results of the engagement, and monitoring. Part 2 tests candidates' knowledge, skills and abilities related to performance standards (2000, 2200, 2300, 2400, 2500, and 2600 series) and current internal audit practices.

CIA part 2 training result

Training program provides the following knowledge and practical skills:

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Ensuring risk management and control
You will gain experience in assessing and providing assurance on risk management and control processes in organizations. You will learn to identify and assess risks and recommend control improvements.
Compliance audit
You will gain interesting experience in verifying compliance with laws, regulations and industry standards. You will learn how to assess an organization's compliance.
Fraud risk assessment
You will learn how to conduct a fraud risk assessment, including identifying fraud risks, understanding fraud patterns, and implementing fraud prevention and detection measures
Information technology (IT) audit
The course covers IT auditing concepts and techniques that will enable you to assess and audit IT systems, data security and technology-related risks.
Data analytics
You will be skilled in using data analysis tools and techniques to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of audit procedures, including data mining, data visualization and statistical analysis.
Management and business ethics
You will learn about corporate governance structures and ethical standards. This knowledge is important and an advantage for assessing the governance and ethical conduct of an organization.
Conducting quality audits
You will have useful skills in planning, executing and reporting on internal audit engagements.
Audit report writing
You will develop strong communication skills to summarize audit findings, conclusions and recommendations into clear and concise audit reports.

Course program and schedule  

CIA Part 2

The CIA part 2 course syllabus includes the following sections: managing the internal audit activity - 20%, planning the engagement - 20%, performing the engagement - 40%, communicating engagement results and monitoring progress  - 20%.

Lesson 1. Managing internal audit. Planning

Policies and routines for planning, organizing, directing and monitoring internal audit activities. Various administrative activities (budgeting, resourcing, staffing, etc.) of internal audit.

Lesson 2. Developing a Risk-Oriented Internal Audit Plan

Selecting sources of potential internal audit engagements. Risk management framework for assessing risks and prioritizing audit engagements based on risk assessment results. Types of assurance engagements. Types of consulting engagements. Coordination of internal audit with external audit, regulatory oversight bodies and other control functions, and the ability to leverage the work of other assurance providers.

Lesson 3: Communicating results and reporting to senior executive management and the board

Informing management of the audit plan, seeking approval. Significant areas of risk, control and governance on which the head of internal audit should report to the board. Features of the overall effectiveness of internal control and risk management - report to management. Key performance indicators on which the head of internal audit reports periodically to senior executive management and the board of directors.

Lesson 4. Planning the assignment

Defining the purpose of the assignment evaluation criteria and scope of the assignment. Planning the engagement to ensure key risks and controls are identified. Detailed risk assessment for each audit area, including evaluation and prioritization of risk factors and controls. Assignment procedures and prepare a work program. Level of staff and resources required for assignments.

Lesson 5. Performing the assignments

Data collection: risk and control checklists and questionnaires as part of a preliminary survey of audited activities. Sampling and statistical analysis techniques. Analysis and evaluation. Significance, sufficiency and reliability of potential sources of evidence. Analytical approaches and methods of process comparison, analytical review. Working papers and documentation of relevant information to support the findings and results of the engagement, conclusions about the results of the engagement, including assessment of risks and controls.

Lesson 6: Oversight performed on the assignment

Informing about Assignment Results and Risk Acceptance. Preliminary communication with clients on the results of the assignment. Preparation of interim reports on the progress of the assignment. Development of recommendations to improve the organization's performance, increase and maintain its value. Process for communicating the results of the audit engagement and reporting, including the responsibility of the head of internal audit for assessing residual risk. Process for communicating risk acceptance. Performance Monitoring: Evaluating the results of the engagement, including management's action plan, Managing the monitoring and tracking the status of the results of the audit engagement communicated to management and the Board of Directors.

Lesson 7: Part 2 Final Lesson.

Repetition of all topics covered in previous lessons. Practical issues. Test-taking strategies and time management. Preparation for the CIA Part 2 exam.

CIA Tutor

Nino Qurashvili, PhD

Ms Qurashvili, PhD, has 17 years of experience delivering various courses at universities and institutes, working in senior positions for pharmaceutical companies, and preparing and submitting financial statements. While working in the public sector, she served as an advisor in the affairs of the Social Security of Youth and Young Families, Department of Youth Affairs of Georgia. As a project manager, Ms Qurashvili has collaborated with organizations such as Save the Children (USA), the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation in the South Caucasus (Switzerland), and the Bureau of Population, Refugee, and Migration (USA). Ms Qurashvili is the founder and director of Pharmacy Ltd as well as Lotus Ltd, a micro-manufacturing company. Currently, she also holds the position of an associate professor at ALTE and Ken Walker International Universities and is an invited professor at the University of Georgia. Additionally, she is an author of several scientific publications.

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How does the training take place?

Lessons are conducted ONLINE in real time on the ZOOM platform. Trainees can communicate with the tutor and colleagues and ask clarifying questions during the training. A virtual whiteboard is used to demonstrate calculations, graphs and diagrams during each lesson. A presentation with the main ideas of each topic is shown. Study materials, practical tasks and tests, CIA books are provided. After the lesson all participants receive a video recording of the lesson and an informative and comprehensive notes from the tutor. The training process includes testing on each topic to consolidate the material covered and to practice solving exam tasks. Each student is given access to a personal account of the learning system with the ability to monitor progress.
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About the CIA exams

Candidates for CIA certification must complete 3 examination parts. Part 1 of the exam contains 125 multiple-choice questions, Parts 2 and 3 - 100 multiple-choice questions. The time for Part 1 is 2.5 hours, for Parts 2 and 3 is 2 hours. A candidate must answer approximately 75% of the questions correct in order to pass the exam.

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Requirements to earn the CIA:

To be approved into the CIA program, the candidate must either: hold a Bachelor’s degree or higher, or hold an active Internal Audit Practitioner designation, or possess five years of internal audit experience, or be an active student in your final year of college. To qualify you must provide a written recommendation from their supervisor / employer or Certified Internal Auditor. Candidates must have two years of experience in the field of internal audit or quality Assurance, risk management, audit/assessment/disciplines, compliance, external audit, internal control. Candidates may apply to the certification program and sit for exams prior to obtaining the required work experience. However, candidates will not be certified until unless the experience requirement is met within the program eligibility period.

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About CIA

CIA (Certified Internal Auditor) is an international qualification awarded by the Institute of Internal Auditors (the IIA). Established in 1941, The Institute of Internal Auditors (IIA) serves almost 170,000 members in internal auditing, governance and internal control, IT audit, education, and security from more than 170 countries. The world's leader in certification, education, research, and technological guidance for the profession, the Institute serves as the profession's watchdog and the resource on significant auditing issues around the globe.

The CIA qualification ranks equally among other globally recognised qualifications such as CPA, CMA, ACCA, CIMA etc. Knowledge and skills gained through the CIA qualification tuition programme is a standard for internal audit professionals of international and local companies. 

The tuition programme enables to systemise your knowledge and gain practical skills of internal control, risk management and corporate governance. Knowledge, skills and techniques gained are comprehensive and may be applied in various organisations and business environments.

Three exams should be attempted to gain the CIA qualification. The exams may be attempted in any sequence.

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Course fee: $380.

What is included in the course fee?

56 academic hours of intensive training (7 lessons)
Lessons take place in real time. You will be able to ask questions and interact with fellow trainees.
Lesson videos with access forever
If you miss a lesson, you will be able to view the missed lesson in the online recording.
Personal account
which hosts a huge database of electronic CIA practice tests for every training topic.
CIA Part 2 mock exams
which are designed to match the real exams.
Presentation
for each topic of the training course.
Tutor and manager support
during the whole period of online training.
Free re-take of the course
with a new online learning stream.
Hock International certificates
on completion of CIA Part 2 prep course.

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