The British Academy for Training and Development offers a course on evaluating control systems within institutions and auditing financial information. Given the growing complexity of internal control systems and the advancements in this area, it is crucial to evaluate these systems and audit financial data effectively.

By focusing on leadership, strategic planning, and innovative thinking, this course aims to develop leadership skills through global best practices. Participants will go through practical, step-by-step processes to enhance leadership practices, improve strategic planning, and drive success, excellence, and sustainable growth.

The course covers several key pillars: strategic leadership skills, strategic planning, institutional performance development, innovation, and the evaluation of corporate performance. Strategy is the outcome of a strategic mindset, grounded in leadership intelligence, intuition, and a unique vision of the environment and resources.

Purpose of this course:

• Developing and reviewing the trainee's skills in financial affairs.
• Use of scientific methods and actual application.
• Studying the problems facing them in auditing and diagnosing them.
• Commercial Institutions and Companies Managers
• Heads of Administrative Departments
• All staff in the control sections
• Business School Students in Universities.

The first axis:

Control systems and their development according to international developments:

Types of control, internal audit and its management:

• Internal Control
• Control laws
• Principles of International Auditing
• Strategic auditing
• Auditing damages
• Audit of financial derivatives
• Electronic control

The second axis:

Sampling approach and Evaluation of Control Systems within Institutions:

• What the sampling approach requires internationally
• Definitions used in the sampling approach
• Audit tests and implementation entries
• Auditing sample sections
• Sample size and identification
• Methods of identifying sample items
• Random selection of sample
• Methods of evaluating the sample result

The third axis:

Statistical methods and their use in auditing the damage of control systems:

• Auditing damages in accordance with international standards
• Method of regression and expectation of financial failure
• Altman model
• Comport model
• Kida model
• Sherwood model
• Using financial fraud methods in financial information
• Using the Assessment Method of Mango organization

The fourth axis:

Audit the estimated financial statements:

• Disclosure of future financial statements in accordance with international standards.
• Purpose of testing future information.
• Data needed by the auditor to obtain evidence.
• Make special reports containing the financial statements.
• Evaluation of future financial statements.
• Examination of accounting estimates and their nature.
• Test the method that the management used.
• Use the estimate of the future.
• Test the dependent events.
• Analysis and evaluation of results.

 The fifth axis:

Analysis procedures and use in the audit of financial information:

• Objective and nature of analytical procedures.
• Use of analytical procedures in audits.
• Use analytical procedures as basic procedures.
• Analytical procedures at the integrated perspective.
• Ability to rely on analytical procedures.
• Discover unusual items.