Practicing Auditor Yellow Book Continuing Professional Education Course Launched
Jun 7, 2017
Evergreen, Colorado-based CPEThink, an accountant and auditor Continuing Professional Education (CPE) provider has launched its Yellow Book Series. All courses, developed by leading academics and industry practitioners, meet NASBA/AICPA Registry and QAS Self-Study interactive CPE guidelines.
Evergreen, United States - June 6, 2017 /NewsNetwork/ —
CPEThink, a self-study Continuing Professional Education (CPE) provider for licensed professionals, general practitioners and individuals found in Evergreen, has launched its Yellow Book Series for Certified Public Accountants (CPA) and auditors. With eight new Yellow Book courses on offer ranging from 4.0 CPE credits through to 15.0, all courses are QAS-Registry listed and relate to auditing.
More information is available at https://cpethink.com.
Launched in June, the latest Yellow Book Series courses include An Auditors Responsibilities, Audit Reporting, Essential Skills, Interviewing Skills, Lean Six Stigma, New Uniform Guidance, Single Audit Primer and The Yellow Book Interpreted. All courses are self-study with an examination held at the end of each.
Anyone taking a course must achieve an examination score of 70% or higher to pass. Some courses have no prerequisites, while others need at least one or more years’ experience in auditing. Most courses are 2016 editions, and they suit anyone needing Continuing Professional Education (CPE).
All courses, developed by leading academics and industry practitioners, meet NASBA/AICPA Registry and QAS Self-Study interactive CPE guidelines. As such anyone studying the courses receives CPE credit hours, acceptable in all jurisdictions following the NASBA’s National Registry and QAS Self-Study programs.
Based on 285 customer ratings, CPEThink received an average of 4.9 out of 5-stars. The majority of course takers showed that they would recommend the company, would buy a course from them again and they felt completely satisfied with the course and product. CPEThink also has the highest available rating with the Better Business Bureau.
When asked about the CPEThink courses on offer, a recent graduate said, “It was refreshing to take a course that was well put together and where the grading was accurate.”
To find out more about CPEThink and their Yellow Book Series training courses, call 888 273 0273 or visit https://cpethink.com/yellow-book-auditing.
Contact Info:
Name: Tad Stephens
Email: [email protected]
Organization: Cpethink.com, Ltd.
Address: 27854 Yule Circle, Evergreen, CO 80439, United States
Phone: +1-888-273-0273
For more information, please visit http://www.cpethink.com
Source: NewsNetwork
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