8th October 2026
Curiosity can be the starting point of an internal audit career. Noticing when a process does not quite add up, asking why it works that way and wanting to understand the evidence are useful instincts to bring to the profession.
Turn curiosity into a practical method
A clear audit process helps turn those questions into supported conclusions. Auditors consider risk and controls, plan their work, test evidence and explain what they find. Understanding that process is also useful for people who work alongside an audit team.
BHBi’s two-day Introduction to Internal Auditing course puts these stages into context through practical examples and discussion with experienced auditors. It covers independence and professional standards, fact finding, reporting, follow-up and working with auditees.
The course is intended for new entrants, career changers, managers, Audit Committee members and professionals who need a clearer understanding of internal audit. If you recognise that questioning instinct in yourself or a colleague, it is a practical place to start.
