Институт внутренних аудиторов

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The following general criteria are to be satisfied in order for a continuing education program to be accepted:
1. The overriding consideration in determining whether a specific program is acceptable is that it shall be a formal program of learning which contributes directly to the professional competence of a CIA.
2. Acceptable formal programs should:
1.Contribute to the professional competence of participants

2.State program objectives which specify the level of knowledge the participants should have attained, or the level of competence to be demonstrated upon completing the program.

3.State education or experience prerequisites, if appropriate for the program

4.Be developed by individuals qualified in the subject matter and instructional design

5.Provide program content which is current

6.Be on a professional level and related to the Common Body of Knowledge.


The following general subjects are acceptable as long as they meet other CPE program criteria:
1. Auditing and accounting
2. Management and communication (oral and written)
3. Computer science
4. Mathematics, statistics, and quantitative applications in business
5. Economics
6. Business law
7. Specific business topics such as finance, production, marketing, and personnel
8. Specialized industry areas such as government, banking, utilities, or oil and gas.

Education
A maximum of 80 CPE hours may be awarded in the education category for each two-year period reported. Educational activities include:

1. Professional education and development programs, such as seminars and conferences, provided by national, state and local auditing, and accounting organizations.
2. Technical sessions at meetings of national, state and local auditing, accounting organizations and chapters.
3. Formal in-house training programs.
4. Programs of other sponsors (industrial, professional societies, etc.).
5. College or university courses passed (credit and non-credit courses), except for those courses which a CIA must take in order to meet the CIA examination requirement of a bachelor's degree or its equivalent.
- Fifteen hours of CPE credit are awarded for each semester hour of college/university credit earned; ten hours of CPE credit are awarded for each quarter hour of college/university credit earned.

6. Other certification examinations passed.
- A maximum of 80 hours may be awarded in the year passed.

- 20 CPE hours are awarded for passing each part of another accounting or auditing examination (for example, the CPA or CA examination).

- The IIA from which you have obtained your certification training from, should be contacted for information concerning the number of CPE hours awarded for the successful completion of their examination.
7. Formal correspondence and self-study programs relevant to internal auditing that include evidence of completion.