Our teaching team brings direct experience from auditing roles at mid-size firms in Bangkok and Ratchaburi. They've seen what works—and what causes problems when audit season arrives.
Lead Instructor, Audit Preparation
Worked as senior auditor for eight years before switching to education. Still consults part-time, which keeps her teaching grounded in current practice. She's good at explaining why certain documentation matters.
Financial Documentation Specialist
Moved to Thailand in 2019 after working in Stockholm's accounting sector. Specializes in helping businesses transition from paper-based to digital record-keeping without losing audit trail integrity.
Compliance Framework Instructor
Spent six years at the Revenue Department before joining private practice. Her strength is translating regulatory language into practical workflows that finance teams can actually implement.
Systems Integration Coach
Background in both accounting and software implementation. Helps students understand how different financial systems talk to each other and where documentation gaps typically appear.
Most mistakes in audit prep happen because people memorize procedures without understanding why they exist. We start with real scenarios—actual audit findings from anonymous case files—then work backward to show what should have been in place. You'll spend more time reviewing messy documentation and fixing it than listening to lectures. That's intentional.
The program runs 16 weeks with classes on Wednesday evenings and Saturday mornings. We break it into five modules, each building on the previous one. Most students report spending 6-8 hours weekly on coursework outside class time.
What auditors need to see, how to organize supporting documents, and creating reliable paper trails. Covers both manual and digital systems used in Thai businesses.
Building approval workflows that actually work for small teams. Understanding segregation of duties when you only have three people in finance.
Bank recs, inventory counts, AR/AP aging—the unglamorous stuff that catches most audit issues. Learning to spot discrepancies before auditors do.
How to gather requested documents efficiently, respond to auditor questions clearly, and maintain working relationships during stressful periods.
Identifying weaknesses in current processes and creating realistic improvement plans. Not everything needs fixing immediately—you'll learn to prioritize.
Finance Manager, Manufacturing Company
Before the course, our annual audit took three weeks and always produced multiple findings. The main issue? We had no consistent filing system and bank reconciliations were two months behind. After implementing what I learned in modules 1 and 3, our 2024 audit wrapped in nine days with just one minor comment. The auditors even mentioned the improvement. It's less stressful now—and I don't dread March anymore.
We're accepting applications through July 2025 for the autumn cohort. Class size is limited to 24 students to maintain the workshop format.
Program fee: ฿42,000 (payment plans available)