Training Course Overview
How do successful organizations establish trust and cultivate business relationships? How can these organizations effectively gauge and oversee their financial reporting?
This International Standard on Assurance Engagements (ISAE 3000) training course other than audits or reviews of historical financial information equips participants with the necessary skills and techniques to proficiently apply audit requirements for internal controls, sustainability, and compliance with laws and regulations within their organizations.
The training course aims to foster a deep understanding of the assurance engagement process and its practical application within the professional regulatory framework.
This online training course will feature:
- The concept and function of assurance, compliance, corporate governance, sustainability, ethics and professional conduct
- The requirements of ISAE 3000
- Understand the concept of ISAE 3402 and its impact on financial information
- Assess misstatements and analyses potential risks
- Quality Control procedures
Training Course Objectives
By the end of this Anderson training course, delegates will be able to:
- Guide assurance practitioners in setting an effective methodology to assess a company’s internal processes and performance information
- Understand the concept of assurance, corporate governance, ethics and code of conduct
- Assesses the risk and explain how to manage it
- Apply Quality Control procedures
- Perform the ISAE 3000 assurance engagement
Designed For
This Anderson training course is suitable to a wide range of professionals but will greatly benefit:
- Managers in Banks, Insurance Companies and Asset Managers
- Quality Assurance Mangers
- Internal Control Mangers
- Compliance Officers
- Financial Executives/ Managers/ Controllers/ Directors
- Auditors/ Auditing Managers and Reporting Executives/ Managers
- Business Development Executives & Managers
- Health, Safety and Environments Mangers
- Strategy & Planning Mangers
- Consultants & Governmental Regulators