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This CIA Exam Review Course is quite popular, not only in the United States, but also in several other countries. Attendees/participants in this Review Course have included "Gold Medal" winners, those scoring the highest on the exam, as well as numerous others that have been recognized as having achieved scores in the top 25 of all participants taking the exam.
The CIA Exam Review Course includes both on-site lecturers and "hands-on" test taking opportunities. Following discussions of topics, attendees apply what was learned by answering actual prior CIA exam questions. Reasons for the correct answers, as well as why the other answers were incorrect, are discussed.
Lectures and classroom discussions focus on those subjects that are the most difficult to pass in each of the four parts of the exam covered during the course.
Over 2,000 pages of comprehensive study materials are provided in preparing for the exam.
Additionally, successful test-taking techniques are discussed to increase the probability of the participants successfully passing the exam.
The schedule for the four day review course includes:
DAY # 1
Test –Taking Techniques leading to possible higher scores on the exam are discussed and demonstrated
Part I – The Internal Audit Activity´s Role in Governance, Risk, and Control (topics discussed in class include):
Code of Ethics
The Professional Standards for the Practice of Internal Auditing (revised and effective January 2002)
Audit Process
Internal Controls, COSO Focused
Risk Assessment
Governance
DAY # 2
Part II – Conducting the Internal Audit Engagement (topics discussed in class include):
Fraud
Standards of Audit Evidence
Evaluating Audit Evidence
Data Gathering Techniques used in collecting audit evidence
Auditing Goals & Objectives
Audit Reporting
Sampling
Listening Skills
Interviewing Techniques
Working Papers Techniques/Standards
Communication Skills – written & oral
Information Technology
"Analytics"
DAY # 3
Part III – Business Analysis and Information Technology (topics discussed and tested in class include):
Business Processes/Techniques
Financial Accounting
Finance
Managerial/Cost Accounting
Information Technology – terminology, controls, testing, systems development, security, segregation of duties, data communications, networks, contingency planning, disaster recovery, documentation, functional groups, hardware, software, databases, etc.
DAY # 4
Part IV – Business Management Skills (topics discussed and tested in class include):
Strategic Management
Global Business Environments
Organizational Behaviour
Management Skills
Negotiating
The 2,000 pages of study materials provided obviously include subjects in addition to those listed above. One of the primary objectives of the review course is to assist the attendees in understanding the most difficult subjects tested in each of the four parts of the exam.
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