What we do
Internal auditing is an independent,objective assurance and consulting activity that strengthens and protects organisations.
About UsIIA NZ also provides members with access to the International Professional Practices Framework (IPPF), Certified Internal Auditor certification (CIA), and a Code of Ethics. These are important elements that underline professionalism and commitment to quality.
IIA NZ has a wide range learning opportunities to enhance members’ careers and add value to their organisations. We will be offering
Ongoing Continuing Professional Education is critical to your professional development and technical knowledge. More information on CPE and requirements is to be found in this IIA NZ Continuing Professional Education Activities paper.
CPE is mandatory for holders of IIA Certification. CPE hours are reported on an annual basis.
Login to keep a running tally of your CPE.
EducationDay is an annual event held mid-year in Auckland, Wellington, and Christchurch.
EducationDay is one full day divided up into sessions for hands-on, targeted learning.Internal audit practitioners are empowered in the maintenance of technical applications,awareness of best practice advisories and due diligence.
Employersand consultants alike acknowledge the value this professional development daybrings to their organisation in achieving its annual team development goals.
Enquireusing the contact form for more information on our next Education Day or subscribe to the IIA NZ newsletters for upcoming events. You need to registerearly to secure your place at Education Day.
IIA NZ encourages and supports the formation and development of special interest groups which support the practice needs of our members’ work and areas of interest.
IIA NZ members may attend any of the following special interest groups free by registering on the events page.
Small Practitioner Interest Group – Wellington
This group provides a forum where members who are not part of a larger team discuss issues and challenges they face. The group meets for discussion four times a year, and this is followed by social networking.
Public Sector Interest Group
A place for our large cohort of members working in the public sector to share, exchange and collaborate on topics of common interest.
Emerging Auditor Special Interest Group - Wellington
This group recognises the evolving learning needs of practitioners within the one to six year career space, and delivers in-depth topical group discussions for member development.
Waikato Special Interest Group – Waikato, Upper Taranaki, Bay of Plenty and Gisborne
Offering localised networking, professional development and collegial support to Institute members. Additionally, group members will encourage and promote members to similar professionals within the territory and extend invitations for knowledge sharing across sectors.
Manawatu Special Interest Group – Wanganui, Feilding, Palmerston North and Horowhenua
Meets twice a year to promote professional cohesion among members across a large geographical area in smaller practices and encourage knowledge sharing and practice, etiquette, standards and best practice. Find out more Visit the Events calendar for details of events. To contact group convenors, talk to IIA NZ staff.