What will you achieve?
By the end of the course, you’ll be better able to:
- Understand the implications of the PGPA Act and Commonwealth Procurement Rules
- Explain the key procurement policies, legislation and procedures in Australian Government
- Understand what it means to achieve value for money in procurement
- Demonstrate knowledge of key procurement methods, including panel purchases, Request for Quote and Request for Tender
- Identify when and how to use the Commonwealth Contracting Suite
- Understand the Indigenous Procurement Policy (IPP)
- Apply best practice principles to the needs of your own organisation and job role.
- Present your certificate to claim CPD points to organisations like CIPS.
New to procurement?
Get up to speed on the essentials. Learn the policies, legislation and procedures in the Australian Government. Find out what it means to achieve value for money.
Course curriculum
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1
Course Overview
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2
Module 1: Introduction
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3
Module 2: Legislation and Policy
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4
Module 3: Value for Money
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5
Module 4: Procurement Methods
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6
Module 5: Commonwealth Contracting Suite
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7
Module 6: Indigenous Procurement Policy
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8
Module 7: Summary
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9
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Procurement and Contracting Facilitator
Michael Young
Michael Young is a leading advisor with over 20 years experience working with federal, state and local government in procurement and contract management and related fields. He has published over 60 papers and book chapters and has authored and edited 5 books. He is a sought after speaker and presenter, having delivered keynote presentations in over 20 countries. Michael has been actively involved in the development of standards both in Australia and internationally, where he is currently working with the International Standards Organisation (ISO). He is a Member of the Chartered Institute of Procurement and Supply, and holds numerous qualifications, including a Masters of Business Administration and an Advanced Diploma of Government (Strategic Procurement). He is a Fellow of the Australian Institute of Management, the Australian Institute of Project Management, the UK Association of Project Management and the Australian Computer Society.