About the CIA® Certification
Certified Internal Auditor €“ CIA is a designation sponsored by the Institute of Internal Auditors €“ IIA. To date, the Institute has certified more than 50,000 qualified internal auditing professionals around the world. The IIA certification program has been developed for the purpose of granting professional recognition to those having mastery over that body of knowledge. Mastery is determined by successful completion of CIA.
The designation of the CIA has reflected, for more than 25 years, competence in the principles and practices of internal auditing and has served as the only internationally accepted designation for internal auditors.
Attaining the CIA designation outwardly indicates your achievement and commitment to the profession. Furthermore, it offers you additional expertise and thorough knowledge of operations; The CIA is a valuable resource to executive management and boards of directors in accomplishing overall goals and objectives. The CIA designation makes a world of difference no matter where you choose to practice internal auditing.
15 reasons why the CIA® certification is important for you?
- Have the professional ability to efficiently control, identify risks, and examine remedies with respect to current practices of internal auditing.
- Understand the 21st century management principles.
- The worldwide recognition of the CIA designation allows members the opportunity to practice globally in the field of internal auditing.
- Upward movement in the internal auditing profession.
- Being distinguished from other candidates competing for the same job.
- Access to more and higher paying jobs.
- Personal satisfaction for attaining a recognized and prestigious measure of competency. Professional and social status.
- Testing for compliance with company plans, policies, and procedures.
- Evaluating the effectiveness of financial and operating controls.
- Determining the extent to which company assets are accounted for and safeguarded from loss or damage.
- Evaluating the reliability of management data generated within the organization.
- Measuring the effectiveness of company performance and review the economical and efficient use of resources.
- Furnishes top management with analysis, appraisals, recommendations, counsel, and information concerning the activities reviewed.
- Establishes operational goals and objectives.
- Encompasses financial activities and operations including: Systems, Production, Engineering, Marketing, Human Resources
Main Functions of CIAs®:
- Evaluating the effectiveness of financial and operating controls.
- Testing for compliance with company plans, policies, and procedures.
- Determining the extent to which company assets are accounted for and safeguarded from loss or damage.
- Evaluating the reliability of management data generated within the organization.
- Measuring the effectiveness of company performance.
- Review the economical and efficient use of resources.
- Furnishes top management with analysis, appraisals, recommendations, counsel, and information concerning the activities reviewed.
- Establishes operational goals and objectives.
- Encompasses financial activities and operations including: Systems, Production, Engineering, Marketing, Human Resources
About the Exam
CIA® Examination and Eligibility Requirements
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CIA Exam Requirements
The candidate must meet ONE of the below requirements in order to be eligible to sit for CIA exam: - Hold a bachelors degree or its equivalent from an accredited College-level institution or
- Be a full-time undergraduate degree student in his/her senior year completing more than 90 percent of the academic requirements needed for a degree (in the United States, approximately 120 semester hours or 180 quarter hours of degree credits at an accredited college-level institution) or
- Hold an International Professional Designation approved by the board of Regents that may be accepted as equivalent to a bachelors degree.
CIA Certification Requirements
The candidate may sit for the exam prior to satisfying the Certification Requirements, but will not be certified until the following have been met:
- Should pass the four parts of the exam.
- Has completed a minimum of 2 years experience in internal auditing or its equivalent. Either a Masters degree or work experience in related business professions (such as accounting, law, or finance) can substitute for one-year experience.
- Must have his/her work experience verified by a CIA or the candidate's supervisor.
CIA® Exam Content
Part I €“ The Internal Audit Activitys Role in Governance, Risk and Control
Establish a Risk-based Plan to Determine the Priorities of the Internal Audit (15-25%) Understand the Internal Audit Activity's Role in Organizational Governance (10-20%) Perform Other Internal Audit Roles and Responsibilities (0-10%) Governance, Risk, and Control Knowledge Elements (15-25%)
3 Hours €“ 100 MCQs |
Part II €“ Conducting the Internal Audit EngagementConduct Engagements (25-35%) Conduct Specific Engagements (25-35%) Monitor Engagement Outcomes (5-15%) Fraud Knowledge Elements (5-15%)
3 Hours €“ 100 MCQs |
Part III €“ Business Analysis and Information TechnologyBusiness Processes (15-25%) Financial Accounting and Finance (15-25%) Managerial Accounting (10-20%) Regulatory, Legal, and Economics (5-15%)
3 Hours €“ 100 MCQs |
Part IV €“ Business Management SkillsStrategic Management (20-30%) Global Business Environments (15-25%) Organizational Behavior (15-25%) Management Skills (20-30%)
3 Hours €“ 100 MCQs |
Where EXAM SUCCESS is GURANTEED!!
Dr. Gleim and his wife wrote the first Gleim CPA Review book in 1974. In 1980, when John Wiley took over the publishing of the Gleim CPA Examination Review, sales to accounting students and CPA candidates had grown to over 90% of the CPA review-book market. Dr. Gleim remained as coauthor (Gleim/Delaney) until 1990. In 1994, Dr. Gleim re-entered the CPA review market with innovative new books, Test Prep Software, audios, and online courses. Since 1980, he has self-published the most widely used CIA Review and CMA Review and five accounting student study books. Students can use the Gleim reference books to study throughout their college/university careers and then use the review manuals to pass professional exams. Gleim also provides hundreds of hours of CPE credit for professional accountants.
CIA® Certification Training Cost
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SAR. 9, 120.00 Payment Terms: SAR. 4, 560.00 at Registration SAR. 4, 560.00 at start of the class |
SAR. 11, 120.00 Payment Terms:SAR. 4, 000.00 at Registration 3 EMI of SAR. 2, 373.00 |
Course Fee Includes:
Gleim Review System
- Live Classes
- Books
- Test Preparation CD ROMs
- Audio CDs
- Gleim Online Access
- Gleim Book Bag (made in USA)
- Personal Counselor ( a real live person)
- Weekly analysis of completed work
- Candidate Forum
- Interaction with professor during weekly office hours
- Free update service
- Guarantee to pass the CMA exams*
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The purpose of these one hour information sessions is to respond to all questions, to introduce applicants to the CMA® program and to learn about the GLEIMs CMA® Specialized Review Methods. They are generally held on a monthly basis but we can arrange a special session for you or your organization.
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