The national registered auditor is trained for 40 hours, usually 5 days. There is generally no weekend training. Because the time is too long, it is estimated that those who trained this week will be forgotten in class next week. Training certificates are relatively easy to get. After the training, it is generally no problem to get the training certificate.

The key is that the following steps will take a long time.

After getting the training certificate, you have to take the CCAA national examination, which lasts for 3,696,5438+February every year. Examination fee is 9001.1.1.1.8001.2000. Each system is divided into two parts, one is the foundation and the other is the audit.

Now the pass rate of CCAA exam is relatively high.

After passing the two exams, you need to submit the relevant materials to the accreditation association for registration (this form can be downloaded from the website of the accreditation association), become an intern auditor after registration, and then practice for 20 days, including 5 days for document review and 15 days for on-site review. If the internship is enough, register as an auditor.

If you want to further develop, you have to go through an interview and become a senior auditor.

One place to spend money is training and the other is exams.

This certificate is still quite useful. Of course, the more systems, the better.

I have been trained as an internal auditor and a national registered auditor (external auditor). If you have any questions, you can call me.