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Attend this informative event and gain practicalinsights into: Internal auditing is a profession thats always evolving, always changing, especially in the area of risk-based audit approaches. Successful audit leaders know that its imperative that they continue to hone their skills in guiding their organizations risk-based auditing, while improving their current internal audit processes. Through case studies, group discussions, round tables, and facilitator presentations, this course will help audit team leaders and other management level audit professionals align their organizations strategies, visions, and values with the internal audit process. Furthermore, participants will come to understand the importance of corporate governance and enterprise risk management, while learning to identify risks, perform risk assessments, develop a risk-based assurance plan, understand entity-wide controls, and plan a risk-based engagement.
Pilkington Road Amber House Suite A415 Tel: +256(77) 2470088 +256(75) 2470088 E-mail: twesige2005@yahoo.com
Day 1
Practical Exercise In this introductory session r e g a r d i n g the changing role of the internal audit and its relationship with the organisation strategy.
Session Two Understanding Enterprise Risk Management and its linkage internal audit plans Dening the business processes Dening the business processes Understanding enterprise risk management Comprehending the role of Internal audit in risk management Linking enterprise risk management to internal audit activities Identifying the skill sets and competencies required under a risk based approach Identifying reporting relationships for eective adaptation of a risk basedapproach Re-focusing internal audit activities to realise real value of the audit function in business terms
Session Three Creating a risk intelligent organisation Exploring the value agenda Linking organisation strategy to risk Dening risk management and risks (risk strategy and framework) Dening risk appetite and tolerance limits Employing a risk intelligent culture Building risk proles and risk registers Assigning risk management roles Marketing enterprise risk management
Session Four Developing and executing risk based auditing engagements Dening the audit universe Building a risk based internal audit plan Linking the audit plan to risk exposures Getting the board audit committee and senior management involved Identify the process of performing a risk-based engagements Identify the risk-to-business processes and risk events/ assessing the adequacy of the risk management process Identify the denition of controls, the type of controls, and evaluation methods for controls
Practical Exercises In this highly interactive session, delegates will benetby going into small groups and discussing how they can develop a risk basedinternal audit plan. The groups will present and discuss outcomes from their discussions.
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Pilkington Road Amber House Suite A415 Tel: +256(77) 2470088 +256 (75)2470088 E-mail: twesige2005@yahoo.com
Day 2
Session One Using a risk based internal audit approach on specic engagement projects Addressing risk assessment in specic engagement planning Comprehending the meaning of true business risk and its impact on the audit function Planning risk facilitation workshops and self assessments Understanding the key risk indicators Scoping the project Addressing how to eectively utilise the key components of a real risk assessment Adapting the ability to identify key types of business risk Acknowledging the interrelationship between business risk and control failure Examining how to make risk a top priority in the audit process Communicating the linkage of organisation wide risk framework Developing process maps as tools for individual engagement planning Session Two Developing risk based internal audit programmes in your organisation Examining how to successfully shift from testing controls towards testing risk management capabilities Moving from compliance audits to auditing risks Using organisation wide risk registers to feed into the audit programme Establishing the assignment plan and determining the project objectives Building a picture of the risks by determining the level of testing required Examining the depths and methods of testing the risk in the specic audit project Utilising risk assessment to build individual audit programmes Evaluating the adequacy of control processes Session Three Optimising audit planning using a strategic risk based approach Translating key risks from the business risk process into the basis of the audit programme Determining the level of assurance required for the dierent levels of risk Knowing the minimum acceptable audit coverage Developing an audit risk analysis model to transform risk through extensive risk audit Establishing an audit priority schedule for a more eective continuous audit process Pinpointing which risks are not easily auditable and how to deal with them Practical Exercise In this session delegates will undergo a practical exercise on a selected generic specic engagement using a risk based approach. Session Four Developing a risk-based auditing and monitoring plan from the identied risk priorities Employing the maturity model towards a risk based internal audit approach Building a road map for transitioning to a risk based audit approach Monitoring success of risk based audit approach Establishing the assignment plan and determining the functional objectives Building a picture of the risks by determining the level of testing required Examining the depths and methods of testing the risk Applying structure and expert knowledge when dealing with audit customers Utilising risk assessment to build individual audit programmes Utilising audit tools to measure standards and criteria by determining the threats to success
Session Five Understanding risk-based audit reporting and employing it successfully in your audit function Complying with guidelines and understanding the objectives of reporting Comprehending who is the report for and need for reports with impact Complying and writing within the professional standards Linking objectives, risk and audit observations in audit reporting Addressing the executive summary and ways to use it eectively in your audit plan Mastering the best practice in main reports and writing reports Simplifying the report and incorporating more audit reporting ideas Presenting quarterly and annual internal audit reports to the board audit committee Practical Exercise In these sessions, delegates will benet by going into small groups and discussing how t o eectively master risk based auditing
Programme schedule
0800 0830 1030 1050 1230 1330 1500 1520 1630 Registration and Coee Morning Session Begins Morning Refreshments Networking Luncheon Afternoon Session Begins Afternoon Refreshments and Networking Break Course Concludes
All timings are approximate due to the interactive nature of the course
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Pilkington Road Amber House Suite A415 Tel: +256(77) 2470088 +256 (75)2470088 E-mail: twesige2005@yahoo.com
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