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Candidates will have two years to complete the Internal Audit Practitioner program from the date approved into the program. You may showcase this designation on your CV or resume for a three-year validity. No CPE is required and the designation is non-renewable after three years.

https://www.theiia.org/en/certifications/iap/

Who Should Pursue Internal Audit Practitioner Designation?

University Students - Graduating with the Internal Audit Practitioner designation reflects your commitment to entering the profession with the fundamental knowledge needed to begin contributing immediately.

Beginner Internal Auditors - Obtaining this designation allows you to make a statement about your knowledge and aptitude as you progress through the CIA program.

Rotational Internal Auditors - This designation is ideal for rotational auditors as it quickly demonstrates your knowledge and aptitude of The IIA Standards.

Managers of Internal Audit Activities - This designation helps demonstrate that your internal auditors are well-versed in internal audit basics and establishes a common foundation of skills and knowledge related to internal audit best practices.

Program Overview

5 syllabus domains, each dealing with a set of IIA Standards

2-hour examination

100 multiple-choice questions

Testing Center or Online Testing

Two years to complete the examinations once approved

Three years to designation validity after passing

Three years to enroll in the CIA

One Hundred Self-Study Practice Questions Included with approved application

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Online Testing

To support the continued professional development of certification candidates around the world and in response to test center closures, The IIA is now offering online testing in some regions

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Situations crop up regularly in most classrooms that threaten to distract from the lesson and derail learning for all. The following are a few suggestions for getting students back on track and keeping your cool when challenges arise.

• Cool off. Students take a moment and a breath when they feel their emotions getting the better of them.
• Speak to the other person directly. Students practice saying their peace firmly and kindly.
• Use active listening. Students listen attentively without interrupting and repeat what they heard back to the speaker, one at a time.
• Find a solution together.

Patience is a factor when implementing a classroom-wide compassionate conflict resolution, but you and everyone else in the class will reap the rewards of getting past the noise and feeling safe and respected when there’s a disagreement.

When students create a distraction, whether they’re speaking out of turn, resisting participating in class activities, or especially demanding attention, the impact is felt by everyone: the instructor (you) and the student’s fellow learners. Disruptive behavior happens and will always happen even in the most organized and communication-rich environments. The key is to navigate the upset so that you can keep the class, including you and the student in question, productive and on track.