CERTIFIED FRAUD EXAMINER (January)

CERTIFIED FRAUD EXAMINER (January)

When

January 18, 2025    
8:00 am - 5:00 pm

Course Description:

The Certified Fraud Examiner (CFE) Training Program equips participants with the essential skills to detect, deter, and prevent fraud in various industries across all sectors of an organization. By completing this comprehensive course, participants will gain an in-depth understanding of fraud investigation, ethical practices, legal frameworks, and the implementation of effective fraud prevention strategies. This certification not only boosts your career prospects but also enhances your marketability, job security, and earning potential.

Upon completion, you will be prepared to confront fraud in both private and public sectors, develop professional investigative reports, and mentor others on the significance of ethics and accountability.

Key Learning Outcomes:

  1. Fraud Detection and Prevention: Learn how to identify, deter, and prevent fraud within organizations, ensuring a secure working environment.
  2. Investigation Skills: Develop the expertise to investigate fraud and corruption, particularly in private and public sector cases.
  3. Report Writing: Gain proficiency in creating clear and professional fraud investigation reports.
  4. Legal Knowledge: Understand the legal aspects of fraud examinations, especially when dealing with legal prosecutions.
  5. Ethics and Accountability: Learn the significance of ethics in fraud detection and how to mentor others to build a culture of accountability.
  6. Career Advancement: Enhance career prospects, marketability, and job security with a globally recognized CFE credential.

Course Topics:

  1. Introduction to Fraud Examination
  • Definition and Types of Fraud
  • The Role of a Fraud Examiner
  • Ethical and Legal Considerations in Fraud
  1. Fraud Detection Techniques
  • Methods to Identify Fraud Risks
  • Tools and Techniques for Fraud Detection
  • Red Flags of Fraud in Different Sectors
  1. Fraud Prevention Strategies
  • Implementing Anti-Fraud Programs
  • Internal Controls and Risk Management
  • Fraud Prevention Best Practices
  1. Investigating Fraud Cases
  • Investigative Techniques and Procedures
  • Interviewing Techniques for Fraud Investigations
  • Gathering and Analyzing Evidence
  1. Fraud Investigation Reports
  • Writing Clear, Professional Reports
  • Case Study Analysis and Reporting
  • Communicating Findings Effectively
  1. Legal Considerations in Fraud Examinations
  • Understanding Legal Procedures in Fraud Cases
  • The Role of Fraud Examiners in Legal Proceedings
  • Preparing for Court Testimony
  1. Building a Culture of Ethics and Accountability
  • Creating Ethical Guidelines for Organizations
  • Mentoring and Training Employees on Fraud Prevention
  • Role of Ethics in Preventing Fraud

Target Participants:

  • Professionals in Accounting, Auditing, and Finance: Those looking to expand their skillset in fraud detection and prevention.
  • Internal and External Auditors: Individuals seeking expertise in investigating financial fraud and corruption.
  • Compliance Officers and Risk Managers: Those responsible for creating and maintaining fraud prevention strategies.
  • Law Enforcement Personnel: Professionals in public and private sectors focused on investigating crimes related to fraud.
  • Managers and Executives: Leaders interested in understanding fraud prevention and building ethical organizational cultures.
  • Anyone Interested in Fraud Examination: Individuals pursuing a career in fraud detection, investigation, and prevention.

Participant Expectations:

  • Active Participation: Participants should engage in discussions, case studies, and exercises to gain practical skills.
  • Completion of Assignments: Assignments will be given throughout the course to apply learning in real-world scenarios.
  • Final Exam: A comprehensive exam will test the knowledge gained during the course.
  • Professional Conduct: Participants are expected to uphold ethical standards and apply principles of fraud prevention and investigation in practice.

Course Details:

  • Duration: 4 Weekends (8 sessions total)
  • Start Date: 18th January 2024
  • Time: Sessions will be held on weekends, providing flexibility for working professionals.
  • Mode of Delivery: In-person (depending on availability and participant location)
  • Fee: $1490 (includes course materials, certification exam, and access to a network of fraud prevention professionals)

Why Take This Course:

This course offers a chance to gain one of the most marketable credentials in the field of fraud examination, the CFE certification. By earning this certification, you demonstrate a commitment to high professional standards and the ability to detect and prevent fraud in any organization, across multiple sectors. It will enhance your professional credibility and give you a competitive edge in the job market.

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