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Auditing: Operational and Management

School: BPP Professional Education
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Internal Auditing Workshop
Course Format: Classroom
With increasing corporate governance requirements in the private and public sector internal auditing has a higher profile than ever before. More is expected from the function and the individuals, and charges are expected to happen without a significant increase in costs. This practical and interactive workshop will demonstrate the skills and approach required to succeed in the new world of i...
 

School: Kingston University
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Auditing and Control
Course Format: Classroom
This module aims to integrate theory and conceptual considerations with the practical activities of auditing. You will develop an analytical understanding of the processes and techniques developed by auditors and the constraints and pressures inherent in the commercial and financial environment in which the audit is carried out. You will build your awareness of the forces which have sha...
 

School: Quorum Training Ltd.
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Auditing the Procurement Process
Course Format: Classroom
An efficient purchasing and procurement process is crucial to success in today¡¯s competitive market place. In order to achieve this, many organisations are developing partnering arrangements with suppliers in order to improve overall performance in terms of price, quality and service. Internal auditors have an important role to play in ensuring that the procurement process does indeed achieve...
 

Computer Auditing
Course Format: Classroom
Computer auditing is a specialised sub-set of the general audit process. As such the normal audit planning and procedural mechanisms apply and it is assumed that delegates will be aware of these standard processes. The thread of this two day course is therefore to consider the problems associated with providing assurance that the complex technological infrastructures and systems support the b...
 

Auditing Business Processes
Course Format: Classroom
This course sets out to provide a processes-oriented approach to auditing within a business, in contrast to more traditional audit approaches. Risk is usually less understood, less well controlled and less well audited where a business activity cuts across a number of sections of the business. COURSE OBJECTIVES To clarify the nature of risks and of typical control weaknesses with respect...
 

Risk Based Systems Auditing
Course Format: Classroom
Most activities in commercial life are now influenced heavily by the concept of business risk. Therefore, it is not surprising that most organisations are very keen to review systems and operations from this standpoint. This requires audit practitioners to adopt a special approach to their assignment work, requiring them to look at what a system is trying to achieve, identify potential ri...
 

Auditing for Compliance
Course Format: Classroom
For various reasons, top management in most organisations have the need to be assured, on a regular basis, that the most important practices and procedures are well adhered to by employees. This has increased over recent times because of the impact of corporate governance and control environments, such as those dictated by quality standards, financial and other regulation, branch inspection or...
 

Internal Auditing
Course Format: Classroom
Internal audit has become an essential feature in most organisations and the scope of its work has grown to encompass a spectrum ranging from probity and finance to compliance, assurance and consulting. This course provides a comprehensive introduction to the role, purpose and practice of internal audit and is designed for those entering internal audit for the first time or who require a formal...
 

School: Caledonian Business School
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Internal Auditing ensuring the Vitality of the Organization
Course Format: Classroom
Assuming that internal controls are in place is a danger. The controls may no longer have the desired effect, so are not really ’controls’ or they may no longer be active since they have never been inspected. Even if they are in place, it is common for audit information to be gathered repeatedly on a narrow scope of financial controls. The objectives of this programme are to help ...
 

Common Standards in Joint Venture Auditing
Course Format: Classroom
The principles of conducting an audit are discussed in the context of audit administration, audit findings and information requests and the maintenance of audit permanent files. The introduction of common standards in joint venture auditing includes: objectives of the joint venture auditing; co-operation and openness; principle of equitability; ethics, independence and qualifications; audit...
 

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