Earning the CIA designation is a valuable accomplishment and a professional advantage for auditors at all stages of their careers, including chief audit executives, audit managers, audit staff, risk management staff, and also students enrolled in an accounting or other business or financial degree program.

What will I learn?

As a CIA you will have the professional ability to efficiently control, identify risks, and examine remedies with respect to current practice of internal auditing and to understand the 21st century management principles.

CIA Topics:

• Part I - Internal Auditing Basics
• Part II - Internal Audit Practice
• Part III - Internal Audit Knowledge Elements

How will I benefit from taking this course?

An increasing number of firms actively seek internal auditors with the CIA  designation. These firms include, but are not limited to, sectors such as: banks, government, big four, universities, international firms and financial corporations. The CIA  is a valuable resource to executive management and boards of directors in accomplishing overall goals and objectives.

The CIA credential can be your master key to professional success, opening doors for career opportunities and earning you increased credibility and respect within the profession and your organization. Ultimately, the CIA designation will:

• Distinguish you from your peers.
• Demonstrate your proficiency with internal staff and external clients.
• Develop your knowledge of best practices in the industry.
• Demonstrate your proficiency and professionalism.
• Lay a foundation for continued improvement and advancement.

Is this course accredited by an international or local body?

IIA

Entry requirements

To earn your CIA you must meet certain educational and professional requirements along with passing the CIA Exam.

Cost: 1487 JOD

Duration: 4 Months