





Dates:
Part 1 - Sept.18-19, 2009
Part 2 - Oct.16-17, 2009
Part 3 - Nov. 19-21, 2009
Part 4 - Dec. 11, 2009
Part 1 - Jan. 15-16, 2010
Part 2 - Feb. 12-13, 2010
Part 3 - March 11-13, 2010
Part 4 - April 16, 2010
8:30am - 4:30pm
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Location:
TU Campus
Collins College of Business
Fees:
Early Bird Rates
Part 1 - $475 (by 9/4/09)
Part 2 - $475 (by 10/2/09)
Part 3 - $495 (by 11/6/09)
Part 4 - $275 (by 11/27/09)
Parts 1-4 $1,575
(by 9/4/09)
2010 Class
Part 1 - $475 (by
1/4/10)
Part 2 - $475 (by 1/29/10)
Part 3 - $495 (by 2/25/10)
Part 4 - $275 (by 4/2/10)
Parts 1-4 $1,575
(by 1/4/10)
Regular Rates
Part 1 - $545
Part 2 - $545
Part 3 - $565
Part 4 - $325
Parts 1-4 - $1,825
If you
already have
IIA Learning System:
Part 1 - $295
Part 2 - $295
Part 3 - $325
Part 4 - $225
Parts 1-4 $1,110

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CIA
EXTREME
Exam Prep
Offered In Partnership with the Tulsa Chapter of
Internal Auditors

The
Certified Internal Auditor (CIA) exam has gone high-tech! Certification
exams will be taken via computer at designated locations, replacing the
old pencil and paper version. Gone are the exam windows which limited
when you could seek the credential. Now, take the exam year-round.
The
best way to prepare:
CIA
EXTREME
Exam Prep,
a blended learning
approach—combining the best of online review materials with the best of
classroom instruction. Participants receive the new IIA Learning System
with online tools and learn from their peers in the classroom.
If
you are thinking about becoming an internationally recognized Certified
Internal Auditor, you need to be prepared for the rigor of the exam.
The Institute of Internal Auditors developed the new system to make
learning easier and rewarding. With
CIA
EXTREME
Exam Prep
you get:
-
Quality
Training:
This course combines expert
instruction with premier quality study materials, providing timely
analysis and discussion of practical audit procedures.
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Standardized Curriculum:
Each participant gets the IIA
Learning System—for either a single part of the exam or the entire
4-part package with an online access code. The IIA CIA Learning
System developed by IIA is kept up-to-date by CIA-certified subject
matter experts.
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Best-practice Sharing:
Participants learn from the
experiences of their classmates.
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Performance Tracking:
Instructors monitor individual
and group progress in online review materials to identify areas
requiring additional classroom review—all designed to help you pass
the exam.
An
impressive package of online tools reinforces classroom learning.
Your IIA CIA Learning System
includes interactive online review, testing, and resources, including:
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Pre-tests
to identify which topics require intensive study.
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Section-specific tests
to measure comprehension and ability to apply concepts.
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Post-tests to gauge
knowledge gained and identify areas requiring further study.
This online exam will provide superior preparation for new
computer-based testing.
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Final review test to
present all test questions for additional exam practice.
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eFlashcards and
glossary that offer review of key terms and definitions.
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Progress report that
tracks activities and scores.
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Resource Center that
provides additional references and feedback opportunities.
Who Benefits From The CIA Credential?
Earning the CIA designation is an important accomplishment and
professional advantage for internal auditors during all stages of their
careers including: Chief audit executives, Audit directors, Audit
managers and staff, Risk management staff, Business finance and
accounting students.
Upcoming
Classes: Convenient Weekend Classes
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September
18-19 |
Part 1:
The Internal Audit Activity’s Role in Governance, Risk, and
Control |
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October
16-17 |
Part 2:
Conducting the Internal Audit Engagement |
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November
19-21 |
Part 3:
Business Analysis and Information Technology |
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December
11 |
Part 4: Business Management Skills |
2010 Classes
|
January
15-16 |
Part 1:
The Internal Audit Activity’s Role in Governance, Risk, and
Control |
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February
12-13 |
Part 2:
Conducting the Internal Audit Engagement |
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March
11-13 |
Part 3:
Business Analysis and Information Technology |
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April 16 |
Part 4: Business Management Skills |
Instructor:
Cathy Criswell, CPA, CIA, is the Chief
Risk Officer for the City of Tulsa. She is responsible for developing
risk management policies, frameworks and uniform processes to identify,
measure, manage and report on key risks. Cathy’s prior experience
includes internal auditing and public accounting. The Institute of
Internal Auditors appointed Cathy to its Volunteer Seminar Leader
Program in 1995, and awarded her Distinguished Faculty Member status in
1998. Since joining the IIA’s seminar program, Cathy has developed
numerous courses that she has presented for various professional
organizations. Cathy received a Bachelor of Science in Business
Administration, graduating with honors from the University of Tulsa. |