The course on Conceptual Foundations of Auditing provides individuals with a comprehensive understanding of the fundamental principles, concepts, and theories that underpin the practice of auditing. It focuses on building a strong conceptual foundation to enable auditors to perform their duties effectively and ethically. The course covers various topics related to auditing principles, professional ethics, audit risk assessment, audit evidence, and reporting. It is suitable for individuals pursuing a career in auditing, accounting professionals, and those interested in understanding the theoretical framework of auditing.
What you’ll learn
- Solid understanding of the fundamental principles and concepts underlying the practice of auditing
- Knowledge of professional ethics and ethical considerations in auditing
- The role and application of auditing standards and guidelines in performing audits
- How to assess and respond to audit risk, including evaluating internal control systems
- Skills in gathering and evaluating audit evidence to support audit opinions
- Familiarize with the process of audit reporting and communication of audit findings
- Professional judgment skills for effective audit decision-making
Requirements
Candidates must;
- Be proficient in English Language
- Have access to either a computer or smartphone with internet connectivity
- Be equipped with quality webcam and headphones
Duration & Fees
- Regular – 8 Weeks – ₦200,000
- Fast-Track – 6 Weeks – ₦300,000
Program Dates
- August – October, 2024
- October – December, 2024
- February – April, 2025
- May – July, 2025
Curriculum
- 8 Sections
- 24 Lessons
- 10
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- Module 1: Introduction to Auditing3
- Module 2: Professional Ethics in Auditing3
- Module 3: Auditing Standards and Guidelines3
- Module 4: Risk Assessment and Internal Control3
- Module 5: Audit Evidence and Procedures3
- Module 6: Audit Sampling and Audit Documentation:3
- Module 7: Audit Reporting and Communication3
- Module 8: Professional Judgment and Audit Decision-Making3