Title: Auditor Certificate Programs and Certifications
Headings: Auditor Certificate Programs and Certifications
Auditor Certificate Programs and Certifications
Essential Information
Certificate in Internal Auditing
Certificate of Completion - Residential Energy Auditor
Certificate of Completion - Information Technology (IT) Audit
Other Auditing Certifications
Popular Careers
Employment Outlook and Salary Info
Professional Certification and Continuing Education

Content: Popular Careers
Certified IT auditors may find a wide range of entry- to mid-level positions within various companies or organizations. With a residential energy auditor certificate, graduates may find entry-level positions in construction, technology, manufacturing and engineering fields. The following positions are career choices graduates of the certificate program may take. Energy auditor
Energy conservation representative
Field energy consultant
Process assurance analyst
Information systems audit manager
Senior auditor
Employment Outlook and Salary Info
Certified auditors may obtain entry-level positions within large corporations in the internal auditing department and may eventually become Chief Audit Executives. According the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics ( www.bls.gov ), the demand for accountants and auditors will increase by about 4% from 2019-2029 due to the increase demand for business and organizations to provide accountability in spending to meet financial regulations. Accountants and auditors earned a median yearly salary of $71,550 in 2019, as per data released by the BLS. Professional Certification and Continuing Education
Students seeking to become CIAs (certified internal auditors) must pass the 4-part exam administered by the Institute of Internal Auditors. They must hold a bachelor's or master's degree and have completed a minimum of two years of internal auditing experience. Each segment of the exam must be completed within two years of each other. Those that have become certified in internal auditing must maintain their certification by completing Continuing Professional Education (CPE) hours every two years.