Certified Internal Auditor - Part 4, Business Management Skills

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The CIA is a globally recognized certification for individuals in internal auditing, and the Part 4 (Internal Services) exam focuses on Business Management Skills

Focus

The Certified Internal Auditor - Part 4, Business Management Skills certification focuses on Business Management Skills

Exam Duration

The Certified Internal Auditor - Part 4, Business Management Skills exam duration is 2 hours

Num of Question

The exam contains a total of 110

Exam Fee

The exam fee is $680.

Exam Validity

The CCRN-Pediatric certification is valid for 12 months.

Prior Certification

• CIA Part 1 and CIA Part 2 certificates must be attained first

Exam Format

The Certified Internal Auditor - Part 4, Business Management Skills exam is a Only paper-based, but can be computer-based or item and select

Passing Conditions

To pass Certified Internal Auditor - Part 4, Business Management Skills exam, applicants must achieve a minimum score of 50 percentage

Who Should Take

Internal auditors who are part of a management or supervisory role, such as those who have earned the CIA or QIAL, typically require this component to enhance career growth prospects

• Internal Auditors
• Audit Supervisors
• In audit Committee of Boards of
• Internal audit Partner
• Audit Heads
• Auditor

Prerequisites

CIA Part 1 and Part 2 must be obtained first

Or can substitute with certifications:

• Other certifications considered by IIA
• Work Experience in Related fields

Certification Process

• Register and pay the exam fee on the IIA website.
• Review the study recommendations and develop a study plan
• Use all three learning tools recommended by IIA (Online Course Bundle, Study Guide, Question Bank).
• For any additional help, IIA offers an optional CPE course.
• Register for an examination date
• Receive Exam date and place on email for confirmation
• Sit for and pass the exam

Domains with Weights

• Domain 1: Designing and Implementing Assurance Engagements ( 20%): This domain measures knowledge about designing and implementing assurance engagements. The candidate should understand the techniques for examining an organization and identifying risks.
• Domain 2: Compliance ( 33%): As an internal auditor, complying with policies, relevant laws and regulations is significant to obtain operational independence.
• Domain 3: IT and IT Control ( 20%): IT systems present a unique set of security risks and auditing IT for compliance and operational effectiveness is crucial.
• Domain 4: Risk Assessment ( 28%): The process of assessing the risks to an organization and determining a response to them is of paramount significance.