601.1-CIAP: Internal Audit Fundamentals and Global Internal Audit Standards (Fundamental Level)
*** Internal Audit Fundamentals:
Session-01: Section A. Foundations of Internal Auditing (35%)
- Describe the Purpose of Internal Auditing according to the Global Internal Audit Standards
- Explain the internal audit mandate and responsibilities of the board and chief audit executive
- Recognize the requirements of an internal audit charter
- Interpret the differences between assurance services and advisory services provided by the internal audit function
- Describe the types of assurance services performed by the internal audit function
- Describe the types of advisory services performed by the internal audit function
- Identify situations where the independence of the internal audit function may be impaired
- Recognize the internal audit function’s role in the organization’s risk management process
- Demonstrate integrity
- Assess whether an individual internal auditor has any impairments to objectivity
- Analyze policies that promote objectivity and potential options to mitigate impairments
- Apply the knowledge, skills, and competencies required (whether developed or procured) to fulfill the responsibilities of the internal audit function.
- Demonstrate due professional care.
- Maintain confidentiality and use information appropriately during engagements.
- Describe the concept of organizational governance
- Recognize the impact of organizational culture on the overall control environment and individual engagement risks and controls
- Recognize ethical and compliance-related issues
- Interpret fundamental concepts of risk type
- Interpret fundamental concepts of the risk management process.
- Describe risk management within organizational processes and functions.
- Interpret internal control concepts and types of controls.
- Recognize the importance of the design, effectiveness, and efficiency of internal controls (financial and nonfinancial).
- Describe concepts of fraud risks and types of fraud.
- Determine whether fraud risks require special consideration during an engagement.
- Evaluate the potential for fraud and how the organization detects and manages fraud risks
- Describe controls to prevent and detect fraud.
- Recognize techniques and the internal audit function’s role related to fraud investigation
** Global Internal Audit Standards:
Session-06: The Global Internal Audit Standards. (Phase-01)- Domain I: Purpose of Internal Auditing
- Domain II: Ethics and Professionalism.
- Principle 1 Demonstrate Integrity
- Principle 1 Demonstrate Integrity
- Principle 3 Demonstrate Competency
- Principle 4 Exercise Due Professional Care
- Principle 5 Maintain Confidentiality.
- Domain III: Governing the Internal Audit Function.
- Principle 6 Authorized by the Board.
- Principle 7 Positioned Independently.
- Principle 8 Overseen by the Board.
- Domain IV: Managing the Internal Audit Function
- Principle 9 Plan Strategically
- Principle 10 Manage Resources.
- Principle 11 Communicate Effectively.
- Principle 12 Enhance Quality.
- Domain V: Performing Internal Audit Services.
- Principle 13 Plan Engagements Effectively.
- Principle 14 Conduct Engagement Work.
- Principle 15 Communicate Engagement Results and Monitor Action Plans.
- Applying the Global Internal Audit Standards in the Public Sector.