TRAINING PROGRAMMES

Kingdom Management Training (KMT)'s preference is to develop medium to long-term relationships with clients and assist them by delivering KMT base programmes (customised as necessary to align the training benefit with a client's corporate objectives) to in-house nominated individuals as close as possible to their normal working locations and environments. This is an approach which KMT call "learning in partnership".

KMT's base programmes can provide a flexible and cost effective means of obtaining focussed training of proven quality, such as:

Principles and Concepts of Business Risk and Control (1 and 2 day modules)

• suitable to improve managers' individual and team performance
• preparation for introducing risk and control self-assessment
• knowledge and techniques needed to deliver on Turnbull

Risk-based Internal Auditing (1, 3 and 5 day modules)

• suitable for new entrants to audit and experienced compliance auditors, and temporary secondees to audit teams
• increase the value of existing internal audit activities
• focus Audit's performance on achieving corporate business objectives

Technical Auditing (3 and 5 day modules)

• suitable for managers seconded to Audit or Review teams working in a technical environment
• realignment of technical expert's appreciation of Audit's contribution within a technical working environment
• focus Audit's performance on achieving corporate business objectives

Health, Safety and Environmental Management System Auditing (3 to 5 day modules)

• IOSH licensed "Managing Safely with Auditing" course
• suitable for all senior and line managers and personnel responsible for complying with current UK health and safety legislation
• preparation for line self-assessment of risks and effective controls
• creation of a dynamic, higher-level Audit function

Fraud Control and Investigation (1,2,3 or 4 day modules)

• suitable for senior management team members and Fraud officers
• preparation for introducing effective prevention and control
• knowledge and techniques needed to manage risk from Fraud

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