Defend your sample
Produce a sampling memo a second auditor can recreate without asking you for tribal knowledge.
Flagship program
Grant Compliance Audit Fundamentals
A six-week cohort that teaches you to plan, test, and conclude grant-funded audits using a financial auditing app for grant compliance audits — with Korean regulatory context woven throughout.
What you will practice
- 01
Engagement framing
Scope awards, identify high-risk clauses, and set materiality that funders recognize.
- 02
Population & sampling
Build sampling plans inside the app, document exclusions, and defend judgmental selections.
- 03
Control testing
Link grant conditions to control objectives and capture operating-effectiveness evidence.
- 04
Substantive procedures
Trace draws, payroll allocations, and vendor invoices to source support without orphan files.
- 05
Findings & closeout
Draft observations, quantify questioned costs, and assemble an export pack for the next reviewer.
- 06
Live file clinic
Bring an anonymized workpaper; instructors critique structure, tone, and completeness.
Learning outcomes
Map conditions to tests
Translate award language into control tests the app can store, tag, and export.
Close with clarity
Write findings that quantify impact and leave management a workable response path.
Instructor
Hae-won Lim
Former grant auditor for a national research consortium, now advising universities and NGOs on restricted-fund reviews. Hae-won designed Infra Setup’s workpaper set after years of watching teams lose findings in email threads.
The live file clinic exposed gaps in how we indexed vendor invoices. I still think the currency-conversion walkthrough moves too quickly for first-time international awards.
Joon · Seoul · after Module 5
Office hours on subrecipient risk scoring saved our spring monitoring schedule. Templates alone were worth the seat.
Anonymous · municipal grants office
FAQ
We teach transferable workflows. Sandbox screens resemble common grant-audit modules; your employer’s exact UI may differ, and we document those differences in the orientation packet.
No. Infra Setup is professional education for grant compliance practice. It does not confer a license and should not replace regulated exam pathways.
We do not provide legal opinions on contested questioned costs. Complex disputes still need counsel and, when required, your external auditor of record. The course strengthens documentation — it does not litigate findings.
Seats are individual so office-hour feedback stays personal. Organizations often purchase a small block; ask us about multi-seat informational rates on the pricing page.