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Inspectors General Institute TM |
The Association of Inspectors General presents its Institute certification programs. Participants receive instruction in core competency areas identified by the Association. The Association awards the designation of Certified Inspector GeneralTM, Certified Inspector General InvestigatorTM and Certified Inspector General AuditorTM to individuals who successfully complete the certification programs and meet the eligibility requirements regarding education and experience.
Certified Inspector GeneralTM
The Association has identified six broad areas of core competency for inspectors general and their senior staff. The Association's five-day curriculum covers the following six core competency areas:
- Context of the inspector general function
- Ethics
- Legal issues
- Office management issues
- Investigating fraud, waste, and abuse
- Audits, inspections, and reviews
Certified Inspector General InvestigatorTM
The Association has identified seven essential areas for inspectors general investigators.
- The investigative process
- Professional standards for conducting investigations
- Ethics in investigations
- Legal issues
- Procurement fraud and computer crime
- Investigative techniques
- Working with auditors
Certified Inspector General AuditorTM
The Association has identified ten essential areas for inspectors general auditors.
- The audit process
- Professional standards for conducting audits
- Ethics in audits
- Working with investigators
- Internal control
- Forensic auditing
- IT auditing
- Peer review process
- Identifying an reporting monetary benefits
- Contract auditing
The Inspector General Institute TM certification programs are offered periodically in different U.S. locations.
The next Institutes will be the Certified Inspector General, Certified Inspector General Auditor and the Certified Inspector General Investigator on August 9-13, 2010 in Chicago, IL.
Select the Institute Application and Payment page for more information and access to forms and payment options.
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