Managerial Auditing Journal: Volume 3 Issue 3

INTERNAL AUDITING AND ACTION LEARNING

Gerald Vinten

An outline of worldwide surveys and research related to the training of internal auditors is given. A comparison of managers in the UK and those in Europe, USA and Japan is made…

THE BENEFICIAL IMPACT OF INTERNSHIPS IN INTERNAL AUDITING

Glenn E. Sumners, Barbara Apostolou

The growing prominence of the internal auditing profession has led to new college and university courses. Louisiana State University began one such course in its summer internship…

THE CASE STUDY METHOD OF TEACHING INTERNAL AUDITING

Mort Dittenhofer

The advantages and disadvantages of using case studies are stated. The IIA Internal Auditing Case Study Project is discussed, and an anatomy of a case study is presented. The…

DETERMINING AND MEETING THE TRAINING REQUIREMENTS IN LARGE INTERNAL AUDIT DEPARTMENTS

John Mitchell

Within British Telecom training requirements are considered as part of the strategic planning process. The Internal Audit Division of BT has had an almost 70 per cent staff…

ETHICS IN BUSINESS: EDUCATION AND INTERNAL AUDITORS CAN HELP

Thomas A. Gavin, Donald S. Klinefelter

Do high ethical standards have an effect on a business enterprises success, by either strengthening or weakening its competitive position? Should ethics be taught as part of a…

INTERNAL AUDIT TRAINING IN ISRAEL

Shmuel Gliezner

The IIA‐lsrael has for many years wished to conduct a professional internal auditing course. A diploma course and an advanced course are now offered in Israel. The courses are…

EDUCATION AND TRAINING FOR INTERNAL AUDIT — THE CHALLENGE IN SOUTH EAST ASIA

Barry J. Cooper

South East Asia is the area for challenge, opportunities and expansion. An overview of the opportunities in various SE Asian regions is given, together with a commentary of how…