Essentials of Internal Auditing (Part 1 Korean Version)

Essentials of Internal Auditing (Part 1 Korean Version)

This certification is designed for professionals who want to demonstrate their understanding of internal auditing principles, practices, and procedures.

Focus

The Essentials of Internal Auditing (Part 1 Korean Version) certification focuses on Internal Auditing

Exam Duration

The Essentials of Internal Auditing (Part 1 Korean Version) exam duration is N/A

Num of Question

The exam contains a total of N/A

Exam Fee

The exam fee is $N/A.

Exam Validity

The CCRN-Pediatric certification is valid for N/A .

Prior Certification

• IAIR or minimum 90 hours of internal auditing training

Exam Format

The Essentials of Internal Auditing (Part 1 Korean Version) exam is a Multiple-choice, true/false, and essay questions

Passing Conditions

To pass Essentials of Internal Auditing (Part 1 Korean Version) exam, applicants must achieve a minimum score of Pass the exam to earn the certification

Who Should Take

Professionals involved in internal auditing, risk management, or governance, risk, and compliance (GRC) processes.

• Internal Auditors
• Risk Managers
• Auditors
• Compliance Officers
• Financial Analysts

Prerequisites

Minimum one year of internal audit experience or 90 hours of internal auditing training

Or can substitute with certifications:

• CISSP
• CAP
• CISA

Certification Process

• Step 01: Meet the prerequisites and register for the exam.
• Step 02: Prepare for the exam by studying the exam guide and taking practice exams.
• Step 03: Pass the exam to earn the certification.

Domains with Weights

• Audit Process (25%): Describes the audit process and techniques, including planning, fieldwork, and reporting.
• Audit Quality and Risk Management (20%): Covers the importance of audit quality and risk management, including standards, ethics, and communication.
• Audit Planning, Intermediate (25%): Explains the process of planning for a moderate to large audit engagement, including risk assessment, procedures, and reporting.
• External Auditing Processes (15%): Compares and contrasts the differences between internal and external auditing processes, including the International Standards on Auditing (ISAs) and Generally Accepted Auditing Standards (GAAS).
• Risk and Control (15%): Examines the different types of risks, including financial, operational, compliance, and strategic risks, and how to design and implement risk and control processes.