Methodology:

Theoretical explanation of key principles and techniques

Review of real audit report samples

Hands-on writing and editing exercises

Group discussions on findings and recommendation styles

Course Objectives

By the end of the course, participants will be able to:

Understand the features of effective internal audit reports

Learn how to structure a report from introduction to recommendations

Distinguish between facts, opinions, and conclusions

Use clear, concise, and objective professional language

Write actionable and impactful audit observations

Draft structured and professional audit reports

Write precise observations supported by evidence

Develop measurable and practical recommendations

Summarize technical findings for a non-technical audience

Avoid common reporting errors in audit documentation

Target Audience:

Junior to mid-level internal auditors

Audit supervisors and team leads

Compliance and quality control professionals

Departments responsible for receiving audit reports

Professionals involved in institutional reporting processes

Target Competencies:

Technical writing and professional editing

Translating findings into recommendations

Effective use of documentation and evidence

Institutional communication and messaging

Critical thinking and objectivity