Introduction to Internal Audit 2025
Event summary
This training event is for people wanting to learn more about internal audit. It will take delegates through the basics of professional standards of internal audit and the core principles. It is a practical workshop that outlines the key concepts and shows how to put them into practice.
Date
13 January 2025
Starts: 10:00
Ends: 16:00
Location
Webinar
Standard price
£310.00 excl VAT
Network Member Price
£285.00 excl VAT
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About this event
The training will cover key stages of audit work including planning, documentation, testing and reporting. It will also explain the concepts of risk and control and the role of the Public Sector Internal Audit Standards in underpinning audit work in the public services.
Who should attend?
The training is suitable for those working in internal audit who have not yet started professional training.
It will also benefit those who want to understand more about internal audit, whether as an audit client or manager responsible for internal audit.
How will you benefit from attending?
The webinar will help delegates understand core concepts of internal audit and their role as an internal auditor.
The practical examples used will help the auditor approach audits more confidently.
CPD hours
This training carries 5 CPD hours.
Topics
- Audit
- / Internal audit
- / Local government
- / Police
Speaker - Elizabeth Humphrey
The facilitator for this event will be Elizabeth Humphrey, CIPFA Senior Associate
Elizabeth Humphrey trained with District Audit and was an audit manager and the head of audit at the London Borough of Ealing. She completed her local government career by being the Finance Director at two district councils. She has, therefore, undertaken both internal and external audit and had audit functions report to her, seeing audit from all perspectives. Elizabeth has been a CIPFA associate for more than ten years, specialising in providing training in governance areas, including risk and audit. She regularly works with audit committees to help them be more effective.