Overview

English-language training program leading to the Certified Internal Auditor (CIA) designation — the only globally recognized certification for internal auditors. Built around the IIA's current Global Internal Audit Standards syllabus, the program equips candidates with the knowledge, confidence, and exam technique needed to pass all three parts of the CIA exam.

Date January 14-21-28, 2027  and February 4-11-17, 2027  

Timing 2:30 pm – 5 pm  

Language: English

CPE points: 15

Deadline to register: 7 January 2027

Trainer name: Daniel Lebel

Type of session (Online training/ In-Person Training / Webinar): Online training

Who should attend?

Internal audit professionals preparing for any or all three parts of the CIA exam

Recent graduates or professionals starting a career in internal audit

Risk, compliance, and control professionals pursuing CIA certification

Audit supervisors, managers, and aspiring Chief Audit Executives who want to strengthen both their exam readiness and their practical audit management skills

Anyone seeking a structured, English-language path through the full CIA syllabus (Parts 1–3)

Course description

• Foundations of Internal Auditing

• Ethics and Professionalism

• Governance, Risk Management, and Control

• Fraud Risks

125 practice questionsTrainer bio

Daniel Lebel, CPA, CIA, CCSA, CGAP, CFSA, CRMA President, Centre for the Innovation in Audit International Inc. (Canada) Daniel Lebel is a Chief Audit Executive with experience across several private and public organizations. With more than 25 years of internal audit experience in sectors including information technology, pharmaceutical, higher education, aerospace, and transport, he now leads the Centre for the Innovation in Audit International Inc., a professional organization championing emerging practices and innovation in internal audit. He is regularly invited to share his contemporary vision of internal audit as a trainer and speaker across the globe (USA, Canada, Middle East, Asia, and Africa). Former Board member at IIA Canada, he currently sits on the Board of Humanity & Inclusion Canada and on the Audit Committee of Handicap International (recipient of the 1997 Nobel Peace Prize).