Audit of associations’ accounts

The club’s accounts are audited every year. Once the audit is complete, the committee of a hobby club, church or sports club knows how much financial scope there is for future activities. If the accounts do not add up, the organisation has a problem. It is not only the audit itself that is important, but also the way in which it is carried out. If you have been appointed as a member of an audit committee, you have quite a responsible role. Auditing is a matter of trust, and you don’t earn that overnight. Be confident in showing your organisation’s board that you are worthy of their trust. By refreshing your knowledge with this training course, you’ll be taking a positive step in that direction.

Target
When developing the online course 'Cash Audits for Associations', the course designers assumed that you, as a member of the audit committee, take your role seriously. To carry out an effective audit, you need to know which questions you can and cannot ask, what the potential pitfalls are in financial records, and how to review the various components of such records in a smart and targeted way.

What will you be able to do or know after the course?
- Knowledge of the bottlenecks in financial administration
- Smart and targeted review of the financial records
- Working in a practical and effective way to develop realistic, fraud-resistant financial policies

Duration and workload
The 'Cash Audit for Associations' e-learning course takes about 1 hour to complete. To get the most out of your online training, please make use of the supporting learning materials. The total study load is 2 hours. 

If you choose this e-learning course, you will be directed to an online learning environment set up specifically for the Volunteer Academy. There, you will need to create an account to access this e-learning course. You can then use these login details to access several other e-learning courses.