Apprenticeship Level 4
For anyone working as an internal auditor or someone considering a career in this field, who wants to become qualified while employed.
What you'll get
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IA Certificate in Internal Audit and Business Risk (IACert).
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Internal Audit Practitioner designation
Who can do this course?
Suitable for individuals who are new to internal auditing, or have been in the role for some time and want to improve their knowledge.
Apprenticeship Level 4 essentials
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GCSE, A-Levels or equivalent.
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Chartered IIA membership
Experience accelerated career growth by applying the knowledge gained in a practical work environment
Investing in this program will lead to long-term benefits for your workforce, resulting in enhanced service quality and bolstering your reputation.
18 - 24 months
Employers develop the apprentice with practical training within their role and support through external training courses.
Credible registered training providers deliver these courses through structured assessment programmes with completion deadlines.
- End-point assessment (EPA) is conducted by independent end-point assessors (IEPAs).
- IEPAs work with an end-point assessment organisation (EPAO) to examine the degree of delivery against job role demands.
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Apprenticeship Level 7
For highly competent internal auditors seeking chartered status.
What you'll get
Chartered Internal Auditor status (CMIIA).
Who can do this course?
This apprenticeship is for highly competent internal auditors, including those who report to an internal audit manager or head of internal audit, managers of the internal audit process, or experts in risk management, internal audit, governance, and control.
Apprenticeship Level 7 essentials
- GCE A-Levels or equivalent.
- Chartered IIA membership
Experience accelerated career growth by applying the knowledge gained in a practical work environment
Investing in this program will lead to long-term benefits for your workforce, resulting in enhanced service quality and bolstering your reputation.
As part of the program, you must complete Certified Internal Auditor (CIA) and three case study exams that lead to Chartered Internal Auditor status (CMIIA).
36–42 months.
Employers develop the apprentice with practical training within their role and support through external training courses.
Credible registered training providers deliver these courses through structured assessment programmes with completion deadlines.
- End-point assessment (EPA) is conducted by independent end-point assessors (IEPAs).
- IEPAs work with an end-point assessment organisation (EPAO) to examine the degree of delivery against job role demands.
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Why choose Chartered IIA?
The Chartered IIA is the only end-point assessment organisation (EPAO) for both internal audit apprenticeship standards.
Detailed information about the programme and the application process will be provided during sign-up.