PROJECT NUMBER: 1080402

Internal Audit: Principles, Procedures and Practices

6-7/May/2010  •  Warsaw  •  Fee: € 690

Introduction
Project Leader
Dr Jacek Tomkiewicz
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Objectives
The purpose of the seminar/workshop is to give participants an understanding of the professional internal audit standards and the practical aspects that play a role when auditing institutions within the public finance sector. The unique feature of this seminar is that it covers the experiences of internal audit professionals from both the public and private sector. The participants will be actively involved, solving practical problems and discussing the issues raised in the seminar. They will be encouraged to share their views and professional experiences with each another. The objective of the seminar is threefold:
(1) to discuss the role of internal auditing in the public sector;
(2) to explore new trends and developments in risk management;
(3) to allow participants to share their knowledge and professional experience with respect to internal audit practices in the public sector within the context of the EU integration process.

Target Group
This seminar/workshop is intended for internal audit officers and managers in the public sector from the EU Member States, Candidate Countries and beyond.

Description
The two-day seminar will consist of lectures, workshops and discussions. At the end of the event there will be a short session where all remaining issues and questions may be addressed and answered. The participants will receive guidance on how to keep their knowledge and skills in the relevant area up to date.

Method
The seminar/workshop will be practical in nature, interactive and focused on problem-solving. To help the participants to share their experiences and learn from one another, each lecture will include a short Q&A session during which they can raise issues of particular interest to them. They will also have the opportunity to share their views about the seminar topics, both with the speakers and with each another. The participants will be invited to take an active part in discussions throughout the programme. The language for the seminar will be English.