What will you achieve?
By the end of the course, you’ll be better able to:
- Understand the concepts of risk and risk management
- Understand the risk management process using a comprehensive risk framework
- Identify risks
- Undertake risk analysis, including identifying consequences, likelihood, risk triggers and existing controls
- Demonstrate knowledge of risk mitigation strategies and the use of contingency
- Monitor and communicate risks
- Identify the common risks at each stage of the procurement lifecycle
- Apply best practice principles to the needs of your own organisation and job role
- Gain continuing professional development points with the presentation of your completion certificate to organisations such as CIPS
Plus, you’ll get access to a FREE comprehensive risk register – a valuable tool to help you identify and minimise procurement risks.
Exceptional Value for Money
What you get: Unlimited access to 9 videos - 100% online learning. Start anytime, study your way.
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$199.00
Course curriculum
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1
Overview
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Module 1 - What is a Risk?
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Module 2 - Understanding the Risk Management Process
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4
Module 3: Risk Identification
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Module 4 - Risk Analysis
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Module 5: Risk Treatment
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Module 6: Risk Monitoring
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Module 7: Common Procurement Risks
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Summary
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Feedback
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Learn from expert practitioners
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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.