This seminar provides participants with a practical and comprehensive understanding of the International Standards on Auditing (ISAs), professional ethics, auditor independence and audit quality throughout the audit lifecycle. Through interactive discussions, real-life case studies and practical examples, participants will enhance their ability to apply professional judgement and scepticism, address ethical challenges, maintain auditor independence and effectively implement key auditing standards in real audit engagements. The seminar also explores emerging developments impacting the profession, including artificial intelligence, sustainability assurance, ESG reporting, cybersecurity and technology-enabled auditing.

 The seminar covers the practical application of key International Standards on Auditing (ISAs), ethical principles, auditor independence requirements, professional judgement and scepticism, audit quality management and engagement reviews. Participants will explore audit planning, risk assessment, fraud considerations, audit evidence, documentation, communication, reporting and going concern requirements, together with emerging risks, regulatory developments and technology-driven changes affecting the audit profession. Real-life case studies and practical scenarios will be used throughout the programme to reinforce learning and professional decision-making

This seminar is suitable for audit professionals at all levels, including junior auditors, seniors, managers, partners and engagement leaders who wish to strengthen their understanding of ethics, independence and the practical application of International Standards on Auditing. It is particularly relevant for professionals involved in audit planning, risk assessment, audit relationships.