Certified Internal Auditor (CIA) Part 2 with Musa Shaikh provides focused internal audit engagement, risk assessment, evidence evaluation and examination preparation for professionals across the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, United States of America, United Kingdom and Europe.
The Certified Internal Auditor Part 2 course with Musa Shaikh focuses on internal audit engagements. Learn to set objectives, assess risk, gather evidence and develop conclusions. The 10 lectures also cover analytics, workpapers, supervision and communication. Practice and mock examinations help you apply these ideas in revision.
First, define what an engagement will examine and why. Next, assess the risks and controls within that scope. Then, choose procedures that can provide useful evidence. In addition, evaluate the evidence before drawing conclusions. Finally, document the work so another auditor can follow your reasoning.
The CIA Part 2 course with Musa Shaikh connects planning with fieldwork. For example, a test should answer a clear audit question. Therefore, consider what evidence you need before choosing a sample or an analytical method. Review whether the information is reliable and sufficient for the conclusion you want to reach.
Imagine an inventory audit where the stock records differ from a physical count. First, confirm the count date and the records used. Next, examine receipts, dispatches and adjustments around that date. Then, test whether timing explains the difference. In addition, consider whether the process has a control weakness.
A single unexplained difference may need more work before you form a wider conclusion. Therefore, document what you tested and the limits of the evidence. Compare the observed process with the agreed criteria. Finally, explain the finding, its possible cause and its effect using facts you can support.
Study prompt: What further evidence would help distinguish a timing difference from a control failure?
| Lectures | Topic | Study purpose |
|---|---|---|
| 1–2 | Objectives, scope, criteria and risk | Define the purpose and basis of the engagement. |
| 3–4 | Business processes, risk assessment and audit approach | Connect risks with the planned work. |
| 5 | Work programmes and resources | Choose procedures and assess resource needs. |
| 6 | Information gathering and audit evidence | Evaluate information that supports the work. |
| 7–8 | Technology, analytics and findings | Analyse results and assess their significance. |
| 9 | Workpapers and conclusions | Document evidence and sound reasoning. |
| 10 | Supervision, communication and exam integration | Coordinate work and connect topics for revision. |
The programme includes 2 practice sessions and 3 mock examinations. First, read the scenario and identify the engagement stage. Next, choose a response that fits its objective and evidence. Then, review the answer explanation. In addition, note why other responses are less suitable. Finally, use mock results to focus your remaining study.
This Certified Internal Auditor preparation supports CIA Part 2 study. Course completion and the official CIA designation have separate requirements. Review IIA certification guidance and the FAQs. Contact Berkeley to discuss training options.
The Certified Internal Auditor (CIA) designation is awarded by The Institute of Internal Auditors (IIA).
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The Institute of Internal Auditors represents a global internal audit community operating across more than 170 countries and territories and has awarded the Certified Internal Auditor designation to more than 220,000 professionals worldwide.
The Institute of Internal Auditors was founded in 1941.
Berkeley's Certified Internal Auditor (CIA) training with Musa Shaikh develops professionals who can plan effective audit engagements, evaluate evidence, analyse controls and communicate sound audit conclusions.
Candidates following the traditional Certified Internal Auditor (CIA) pathway must satisfy The Institute of Internal Auditors’ (IIA) applicable education and professional-experience requirements. Although the examination parts do not need to be taken in numerical order, candidates may benefit from understanding the fundamental concepts covered in CIA Part 1 before progressing to Part 2.
Certified Internal Auditor (CIA) Part 2 preparation with Musa Shaikh consists of 10 focused teaching lectures.
Musa Shaikh is an internationally recognised academic, lecturer and executive educator with over two decades of teaching and industry experience across the UAE, Saudi Arabia, UK and USA. He has taught and mentored thousands of students, professionals and executives, combining academic rigour with real-world expertise in finance, investment, governance, risk, audit, strategy and leadership.
First, learn the purpose of an audit engagement task. Next, connect that task with risk, controls and suitable evidence. Then, apply the concept to a scenario. In addition, explain how the evidence supports your conclusion. Finally, review mistakes before trying fresh questions.
The 10 lectures cover CIA Part 2 topics. First, study objectives, scope and planning. Next, examine evidence and analytical methods. Then, connect workpapers with conclusions. Finally, bring supervision and communication into the full engagement process.
The 2 practice sessions use engagement scenarios and multiple-choice questions. First, assess planning and risk issues. Next, evaluate evidence and analysis. Then, compare findings and possible conclusions. In addition, review why each answer fits or does not fit the facts.
The 3 mock examinations assess knowledge, engagement judgement and use of time. First, complete the questions under timed conditions. Next, review gaps in your understanding and methods. Finally, use the results to plan focused CIA Part 2 revision.
Berkeley reviews its CIA Part 2 teaching and study support. First, consider the clarity of explanations and the instructor's experience. Next, assess how discussions, engagement cases, videos and mock exams support learning. In addition, review class interaction and participant feedback.
For example, weak evidence-evaluation answers can identify a topic for further study. Therefore, use practice results and feedback to guide revision.
The Certified Internal Auditor (CIA) Part 2 – Internal Audit Engagement examination is computer-based and consists entirely of multiple-choice questions. The Institute of Internal Auditors confirms that Part 2 consists of 100 questions with 120 minutes of testing time.
Certified Internal Auditor examinations are generally available throughout the year, subject to registration and Pearson VUE testing-centre availability. Once an examination registration is purchased, candidates generally have 180 days to schedule and sit the examination subject to their overall certification-program expiry date.
Certified Internal Auditor (CIA) examinations use a scaled scoring system, with candidates requiring a minimum score of 600 out of 750 to pass. However, the scaled score should not be interpreted as a simple percentage of correct answers, as the final result reflects the examination’s scoring methodology.
The program follows the current 2025 Certified Internal Auditor (CIA) Part 2 syllabus, aligned with the Global Internal Audit Standards. For Arabic-language candidates, The Institute of Internal Auditors states that the Arabic examination remains on the previous syllabus until 27 December 2026, before transitioning to the revised syllabus on 28 December 2026.
Certified Internal Auditor examinations are delivered through Pearson VUE authorised testing centres worldwide. Candidates in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Riyadh, Jeddah, London, Birmingham, Manchester, New York and other international cities can select available testing centres according to appointment availability. Candidates can access locations serving:
Number of Lectures: 10
Delivery: Live Online Instructor-Led | Location: International
Dates: Start 25 Oct 2026 – End 27 Dec 2026
Number of Lectures: 10
Delivery: Live Online Instructor-Led | Location: International
Dates: Start 29 Nov 2026 – End 31 Jan 2027
Number of Lectures: 10
Delivery: Live Online Instructor-Led | Location: International
Dates: Start 27 Dec 2026 – End 28 Feb 2027
Certified Internal Auditor Part 2 with Musa Shaikh
Certified Internal Auditor Part 2 with Musa Shaikh
Certified Internal Auditor Part 2 with Musa Shaikh
Certified Internal Auditor Part 2 with Musa Shaikh
Berkeley supports professionals seeking to progress in internal audit, risk management, audit engagement execution, governance, and assurance. Certified Internal Auditor (CIA) Part 2 preparation with Musa Shaikh combines examination-focused learning with practical capabilities in engagement planning, risk assessment, audit evidence, data analytics, audit findings, workpapers, and engagement communication, helping candidates strengthen both professional application and examination performance.
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The CIA Part 2 program with Musa Shaikh combines structured learning with practical application, covering the 2026 syllabus, Global Internal Audit Standards, instructor guidance, engagement planning, risk assessment, audit evidence, data analytics, audit documentation, findings and conclusions, practice questions, answer explanations, professional judgment, examination techniques, revision, mock examinations, and performance feedback. This approach provides candidates with a clear pathway from engagement-level understanding to CIA Part 2 examination readiness.
First, review the lecture plan and note the engagement tasks you know well. Next, identify gaps in planning, evidence or documentation. Then, set a study schedule that includes questions as well as reading. In addition, check that your chosen learning option fits your available time.
Use practice to test how you reason through audit scenarios. Finally, review mock results to decide which concepts need more attention. Contact Berkeley to compare training options or discuss the course structure.
Successful course completion leads to the applicable Berkeley course completion certificate. The official Certified Internal Auditor designation requires you to meet IIA requirements. Ther
Explore technology and data analytics within audit engagements. For example, consider how tools can support analysis and findings. In addition, assess cybersecurity risks and relevant controls when planning audit work.
Build skills in audit planning, risk assessment, evidence, workpapers, findings, supervision, and communication.
Prepare for CIA Part 2 with practice questions, revision, mock exams, and performance-focused techniques.
Develop practical skills in engagement procedures, conclusions, documentation, and professional judgment.
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