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- Auditors at all levels who develop or review audit reporting documents
- Auditors responsible for writing audit reporting documents, including the writing of clear concise observations and the structuring of reports
- Auditors who develop action plans and other documents for reporting on activities
- Auditors at all levels who wish to re-think the structure, style and process of their audit reporting
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| Course Objectives |
- Create effective audit reports
- Understand the users and readers of audit reports
- Use the six elements of an observation to shape the writing: causes, effects, conditions, criteria, recommendations and action plans
- Assess the different writings during the engagement
- Revise writing for logic, clarity, impact, tone, conciseness and add value
- Examine and evaluate current audit report trends
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| Course Content |
- Presentation of the objectives, readers and structure of the audit report
- The IIA Standards and best practices in written communication
- The audit observation development
- The engagement letter
- The feedback and revision
- The interim reporting and the final reporting
- Creating the desired tone
- The collaborative, consultative style
- The support overview : powerpoint, electronic,…
- Case studies and group discussions with practical examples
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| Logistic details |
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| Speaker |
Carl Pitchford
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Price
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IIA member: 845 euro
Non member: 1005 euro
Early bird registration: 8% discount
Terms and conditions
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Date: 15 to 16 March
Location: IIA Belgium, Brussels
Time: 8.30 registration, 9.00 start of the training, 5.30 end of the training
Language: English
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