Last updated October 6, 2026
Eight live sessions over six weeks, built around the way ISACA writes its questions. Six students max, a marked drill every week, and a full timed mock before exam day.
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Built for two kinds of people.
Working auditors and MasterClass grads sit in the same sessions, and every session is built for both.
A structured run at the exam
You know the work. You need the credential every job posting asks for, without sitting through the basics again. We teach at exam depth, and every session shows you where ISACA’s answer differs from what you’d do on a real engagement. That gap is what trips up experienced auditors.
We start from what you already know
Every session starts with the MasterClass topic it builds on, so the new material has something to stick to. The audit process in Session 1 is the same one you already ran, in ISACA’s vocabulary.
What you’re up against.
We built the course around these numbers.
How ISACA asks
Most questions have more than one correct answer. The word that decides it is the qualifier: BEST, MOST, FIRST or GREATEST. The right pick is the answer an auditor would give, and that’s often not the one an engineer would give.
You can learn that instinct, and it’s worth more points than any single domain. We start on it in Session 1 and drill it every week after.
Where the exam puts its weight.
Domains 4 and 5 make up 52 percent of the exam, so four of the seven teaching sessions go there.
Eight sessions across six weeks.
Weeks 4 and 5 run two sessions each, because Domains 4 and 5 carry the most weight and the most new material.
| Week | Session | Topic | Domain |
|---|---|---|---|
| Week 1 | 1 | Orientation and the Information Systems Auditing Process | D1 |
| Week 2 | 2 | Governance and Management of IT | D2 |
| Week 3 | 3 | IS Acquisition, Development and Implementation | D3 |
| Week 4 | 4 | Information Systems Operations | D4 |
| 5 | Business Resilience | D4 | |
| Week 5 | 6 | Protection of Information Assets, Part A | D5 |
| 7 | Protection of Information Assets, Part B | D5 | |
| Week 6 | 8 | Full mock exam, gap review and exam day plan | All |
Every session follows the same format.
Three hours, five blocks and a short break, same order every week. You always know what’s next.
| Block | Time | What happens |
|---|---|---|
| Drill review | 30 min | Last week’s 40 questions, the misses, and why the right answer is right. |
| Bridge | 10 min | The MasterClass topic this domain builds on. |
| Domain teaching | 75 min | The content at exam depth, in ISACA’s terms. |
| Break | 10 min | A short pause to reset before the second half. |
| Depth note | 20 min | Where the exam’s model answer differs from real engagement practice. |
| Question clinic | 35 min | Practice questions read aloud and worked through as a group. |
The drills do the heavy lifting
After every session you get a 40 question drill, and we mark it at the start of the next one. Class time teaches the material. The drills make it stick, and the Week 6 mock shows you exactly where you stand.
What it costs, and what you get.
- Eight live three-hour sessions, 24 hours in total
- A cohort of six students at most, so your drills get marked by hand
- 320 drill questions, written in house, reviewed with you every week
- A full 150 question mock under exam conditions, scored by domain
- A study plan built from your own mock results
Payment plans available.
The next cohort is forming now.
Reserve a seat to get the dates before anyone else, plus first claim on one of the six spots.