FIANZ Training Academy

Course: How to Qualify as an Internal Halal Auditor / Halal Monitor / Halal Supervisor

  • Objective: Objective: To equip Muslim personnel with the knowledge, skills, and tools required to serve as Halal Monitors, Halal Supervisors, Internal Halal Auditors, or Halal Staff in organisations engaged in Halal-certified production, exports, and local services — in line with Malaysian (MS1500), Indonesian (SJPH/SNI), Singapore (MUIS), GSO, OIC-SMIIC, and international halal standards.
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  • Course Description:
  • This intensive training provides participants with a grounding in Islamic principles of Halal, an understanding of international halal standards, auditing guidelines, supply chain requirements, and practical audit tools. It combines theory with case studies and practical exercises to prepare participants for internal halal auditing roles.
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  • Key Course Modules 
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  • Module 1 – Shariah Basis & Roles
  • • Quran & Hadith basis of Halal & Haram
  • • Roles & responsibilities of Halal Auditor, Monitor, Supervisor
  • • Ethics, impartiality, and auditor competence
 
  • Module 2 – Halal Concepts & Najis
  • • Definitions of Halal, Haram, Mashbooh
  • • Najis (minor, major, severe) & cleaning requirements
  • • Cross-contamination control
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  • Module 3 – International Halal Standards
  • • Malaysian MS1500:2019
  • • Indonesian Halal Product
  • • Assurance System (SJPH, SNI 99004:2021)
  • • Singapore MUIS HC S002 GSO 993
  • • Halal Slaughtering requirements
  • • OIC/SMIIC standards overview
  • • ISO 19011 – Principles of auditing
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  • Module 4 – Ingredients & Halal Critical Control Points
  • • Gelatine, enzymes, alcohol/ethanol, additives (carmine, shellac, cysteine, glycerine, etc.)
  • • Halal slaughtering principles (with stunning rules)
  • • Identification of Halal Critical Control Points (HCCPs)
 
  • Module 5 – Halal Audit Process
  • • Audit preparation & planning
  • • Use of halal audit checklists
  • • Conducting opening & closing meetings
  • • Gathering evidence (interviews, observation, documents)
  • • Recording & classifying non-conformities
  • • Reporting & follow-up Role play / case study
 
  • Module 6 – Halal Certification Schemes & Governance
  • • Role of national and international Halal authorities (FIANZ, MUIS, MUI, JAKIM, GSO, ESMA)
  • • Recognition of halal certification in export markets
 
  • Module 7 – Halal Supply Chain
  • • Halal logistics (transport, storage, distribution)
  • • Supply chain integrity & traceability
  • • Case studies: honey, meat, pharmaceuticals, catering
 
  • Assessment & Certification
  • • Written knowledge test
  • • Case study report submission
  • • Certificate issued on successful completion
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  • Duration:
  • • One day online learning
  • • Followed by project/case study report submission
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  • Course Fee:
  • • NZD 250 + GST per person
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  • Date:
  • • Saturday, 20 September 2025
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  • Contact:
  • • halal@fianz.com
 
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