Course Description:
\n\nThe profession of External Audit and Internal Audit have numerous similarities and differences. However, it is not always a simple transition to move effectively from one to the other. Many of these challenges relate to academic credentials and knowledge, work experience, ability to deal with change and ambiguity, learning new standards and audit procedures, working with a wide variety of systems, soft skills, and a different mindset with regards to independence. Learn how many have made the transition successfully and how some have not, and why. The reality is that financial professionals account for a large portion of the skill base for internal audit groups.
\n\nThe facilitators will use real life examples based on their extensive experience managing audit teams and highlighting large Internal Audit Shops with specific programs, and how they recruited External Auditors to become Internal Auditors. They will outline what this process looks like, training strategies, and common pitfalls where it just did not work for some individuals.
\n\nSpeakers:
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Richard Arthurs: Partner, Enterprise Risk Services and MNP’s National Internal Audit Leader, Chair of IIA Canada
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Robert Kuling: Partner with MNP’s Enterprise Risk Services
\n\nSponsored by: 
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\n\nCourse Duration: See above for course date & time
\n\nCPE Hours Available: 1
\n\nKnowledge Level: Basic
\n\nField of Study: audit
\n\nPrerequisites: None
\n\nAdvance Preparation: None
\n\nDelivery Format: Group Internet based
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