Fees include tuition, and are GST inclusive.
Registrations are now open. Please register by COB Friday 5 November.
Given the current situation, the 2021 Audit II course will be held virtually over a 4 week period beginning Wednesday 17 November to Wednesday 8 December from 12pm to 3pm AEDT. A detailed schedule will be issued to participants closer to the start date.
The safety of the participants and presenters are a priority for the ACATG. It is the intention of the Executive Committee that the course will revert back to a residential course when it is safe to do so.
Joseph Santangelo (Nexia Australia, Sydney)
Lester Wills (Nexia Australia, Sydney)
The course will be made up of multiple 3 hour sessions over the period of 4 weeks (Wednesday 17 November to Wednesday 8 December 2021) from 12pm to 3pm AEDT.
The 2021 level II course will be run virtually.
Attendees of this course will have begun to be responsible for the field work on audit assignments. They may be supervising junior staff and be responsible for the review of that work, and submitting work to a Supervisor, Manager or Partner. Australian participants will be engaged in the Australian CA program, but will not necessarily have completed it.
Presentation of the course consists of instruction, video and practical case studies with an emphasis on discussion, interaction and cross-fertilisation of ideas.
The maximum number of attendees on the course, given the emphasis on exchange of ideas, is approximately 20 people. The course relies on group interaction and participation.
A number of concepts and principles are specifically covered during the course. These include, but are not limited to:
The course is conducted by one group leader. A separate facilitator is used in some sessions to assist with some specific skills sets, such as team management and communication. Written answers are prepared for several of the case studies which are discussed in a group environment.
No formal assessment is prepared for each participant. We consider that this enables participants to be more open in their discussions, in a ‘safe’ environment.
However, where significant issues are noted, participants are advised and in extreme cases this is fed back to firms, to address the issues.
At the completion of the course, a participant should:
Dress is casual.
2021 course: $1,900 (held virtually)
2020 course: Course not held
2019 course: $2,640
Fees include tuition, and are GST inclusive.
Registrations are now open. Please register by COB Friday 5 November.
Training Course fees include tuition, travel to Sydney, accommodation (twin share), all meals, and are GST inclusive. For more information click here.