Internal Audit Community: Explore careers
Internal Audit Community: Explore careers
The Government of Canada’s Internal Audit Community is a professional network that plays an essential role in strengthening governance, risk management, and internal controls across the federal government.
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Access resources, opportunities and networks to strengthen your skills, increase your impact and advance your career in internal audit.
Careers in internal audit: Testimonial
Ever wondered what a career in internal audit looks like? Watch the following testimonial to find out.
Careers in internal audit: Testimonials from GC employees - Transcript
(Chat with Valentina)
I would say that one of the main reasons that I really like working in audit is the variety that's associated to this job. I feel like there's this common misconception that Auditors are simply stuck working in finances, or working with taxes, and that's just not true. Auditing is a career that can be applied in so many different areas, at both the local, national, and international level. So, there's so much room to grow in both the private and the public sector, and so much to learn, so many different opportunities to learn new things. I would say that another reason that I really enjoy working in audit is the wide skill set that you can gain from this job. There’re so many different skills that you can learn and be able to apply to so many different fields in this area, and myself I've learned so much about critical thinking, and written communication, and oral communication, and professional skepticism, and these are all skills that I can apply in different areas of my life and different areas of my career. Another reason I really love this field is the job security that's associated to it. I mean, every organization out there needs auditors at both the local, national and international level, in both the private and the public sector. So there's no shortage of job security in this field.
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Jobs for students and recent graduates
Start your career in internal audit through government-wide student employment programs. These programs are open to students at all levels and in any field of study.
Student employment programs are established in accordance with the Directive on Student Employment. The Directive on Terms and Conditions of Employment for Students sets out the working conditions and the pay rates for all students employed under these programs.
As a recent graduate or as a student employee, you’ll benefit from:
- serving Canadians: Contribute to meaningful work that improves lives across the country
- creating public value: Help design and deliver programs and policies that matter
- a commitment to excellence: Join a team driven by integrity, resilience and public service
- an inclusive workplace: Equity, diversity and reconciliation with Indigenous Peoples are core values
- a supportive environment: Access mentoring, training and career development opportunities
- work–life balance: Benefit from flexible hours, remote work options and wellness support
FSWEP
Job opportunities for full-time returning students in accredited academic institutions.
Co-op
Job opportunities with the federal public service, organized through your academic institution.
More student and graduate opportunities
Employment programs in the federal public service for secondary, college and university students and graduates.
Contact us
To learn more about the Government of Canada internal audit community, email us at iacd-dcai@tbs-sct.gc.ca.
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