Audit 101 - How to Conduct an Effective Audit & What they don't tell you may Happen during an Audit

Overview:

This session, "Audit 101 - How to Conduct an Effective Audit & What They Don't Tell You May Happen During an Audit," will delve into practical strategies and insights beyond traditional auditor certification training. Participants will learn effective techniques for dealing with various types of auditees and handling unexpected scenarios that often arise during audits. Through case studies, the session will equip auditors with the tools to navigate challenges, communicate effectively, and ensure successful audit outcomes.

Why you should Attend:

Why attend this training? 

Are you prepared for the unexpected challenges that can arise during an audit? Do you know how to handle resistant auditees or uncovering hidden issues? This training goes beyond traditional certification, equipping you with the practical skills and real-world insights needed to conduct effective audits and tackle unforeseen problems. Don't leave your success to chance-gain the confidence and expertise to excel in any auditing scenario. Attend "Audit 101 - How to Conduct an Effective Audit & What They Don't Tell You May Happen During an Audit" and be prepared for what they don't teach you in standard training programs.

Areas Covered in the Session:

• Basics of Conducting an Effective Audit
  • Defining an Audit: What is an audit?
  • Different types of audits
  • Key Principles
• Planning and Preparation
  • Understanding the Auditee
  • Developing an Audit Plan
• Conducting the Audit
  • Effective Communication
  • Listening Techniques
  • Dealing with Resistance
• Communicating Findings
  • Presenting to stakeholders.
  • Handling challenging questions and feedback.
  • Ensuring clarity and conciseness.
• What They Don't Tell You
  • Unexpected Scenarios
  • Political and Social Dynamics
• Stories from the auditing vault 
  • Case Study 1: Handling a Difficult Auditee
  • Case Study 2: Discovering a Major Issue

Who Will Benefit:

• Internal Auditors
• External Auditors
• Audit Managers
• Compliance Officers
• Risk Management Professionals
• Financial Analysts
• Quality Assurance Managers
• Internal Controls Specialists
• Corporate Governance Professionals
• Forensic Accountants
• Business Analysts
• IT Auditors
• Operational Auditors
• Senior Executives and Management
• Audit Committee Members