What will you achieve?
By the end of the course, you’ll be better able to:
- Define a contract and understand the importance of contract law within the procurement function
- Understand the building blocks of contracts
- Identify the key elements involved in contract formation and potential risks
- Demonstrate an understanding of common contract terms and conditions
- Identify potential contractual issues and key risks
- Identify and manage variations in contracts
- Understand the various remedies for breach of contract
Course curriculum
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1
Welcome to the course!
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2
Module 1: Contract Formation
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3
Module 2: Contract Terms
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4
Module 3: Consent and Performance
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5
Module 4: Frustration and Breach
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6
Module 5: Vitiating Factors
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7
Module 6: Remedies
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8
Module 7: Commercial contracts
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9
Summary
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10
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$199.00
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Instructor
Dr Guy Forsyth
Dr Forsyth provides commercial, legal and project management advice and training to public and private sector clients. With experience across over thirty different organisations, Dr Forsyth is able bring a range of skill sets such as contract management, Intellectual property advice and guidance, strategic planning, procurement and tender preparation evaluation, service level agreement formation, performance review, probity advice, project and program governance, IT outsourcing and stewardship, benchmarking and market testing, bid management, commercial evaluation, and risk analysis/ management. He also lectures and tutors at University and works with the Department of Defence as a leadership and ethics trainer, advisor and mentor. Dr Forsyth completed his Doctorate in management at the University of NSW (Canberra) where he specialised in leadership. His areas of study include strategic management, managing technological innovation and leadership. Prior to this he completed a Masters of Corporate Law and delivered a major thesis on Intellectual property. This work extensively researched the application of IP in the ICT industry. Dr Forsyth has maintained close connections with the Australian Institute for Commercialisation and the Office of ICT Commercialisation. He is currently a member of the Licensing Executive Society of Australia and New Zealand and has participated in numerous seminars on the methodology for IP commercialisation. He also holds a Bachelor of Commerce degree from the University of NSW with a double major in accounting, finance and system and he has been a member of the Australian Institute of Project managers since 1994. He has been a Member of the Australian Computer Society, Australian Society of Accountants, Institute of Management, and Society for Computers and the Law.