In this course you will learn how to to challenge the whole approach to writing and reviewing audit reports.

Writing effective audit reports is the most critical part of the Internal Audit process—it is the primary deliverable and the key measure by which your audit work will be evaluated. This practical and thought-provoking course is designed to help both new and experienced auditors enhance the clarity, impact, and effectiveness of their audit reporting.
You’ll learn how to streamline your writing process, improve clarity and brevity, and ensure that your recommendations are both understood and implemented. From writing focused audit opinions to avoiding common reporting pitfalls, this course equips you with the tools and best practices needed to produce reports that truly drive improvement and add value.

Internal Audit and Risk Specialist
Phil Griffiths is CEO of Business Risk Management Ltd. A Chartered Accountant, he has over 30 years experience in Internal Audit, Risk Management, Corporate Governance, and Fraud Prevention as practitioner, professional adviser, facilitator and trainer. He has held top management positions with four international Groups, in roles embracing internal audit, risk management, finance, and project management Phil is regarded as one of the world’s leading experts in Internal Audit and Enterprise Risk Management He has wide extensive international experience having trained professionals from over 2000 organisations across the world during the past 20 years Phil has developed strategic alliances with professional bodies and world-renowned training companies, and delivered training and consultancy services across the world. Phil is an accomplished author. His book ‘Risk Based Auditing’ is an international best seller and his latest book ‘Enterprise Risk Management – The Key to Business Success’ is receiving much acclaim He is recognised as an accomplished and charismatic facilitator, trainer and lecturer and is in continual demand to speak at the most prestigious events on Risk Management, Corporate Governance, Internal Audit and Fraud.
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