Commercial contracts are the backbone of every business, but they can appear to have a language of their own which can be difficult to understand, and therefore apply as the contract writers intended. There are many pitfalls and risks associated with not interpreting and executing contracts in the correct way.
This suite of courses provides all the essential information that every non-lawyer dealing with contracts needs to know, aswell as providing the commercial skills linked to successful and efficient contract administration.
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4-5 Dec 2024 - Online webinar
A two-day no-nonsense plain English practical course* to get to grips with business and contract law for busy business executives.
Presented by Arun Singh OBE (bio)
28-29 Nov 2024 - Online webinar
Also on: 11 Feb 2025
The increase of outsourcing and globalisation creates extended risk profiles for businesses. This course will bring you right up to date with best practice for managing risks in your supply chain.
Presented by Catherine Hurst (bio)
3 Oct 2024 - Online webinar
Also on: 26 Feb 2025
This course will empower commercial and contracts managers to navigate legal writing and contract drafting complexities with knowledge and confidence.
Presented by Alan Simmons (bio)
10 Dec 2024 - Online webinar
Also on: 10 Feb 2025
This highly interactive course has been specially developed for contracts and commercial managers, focussing on a negotiation methodology specific to this challenging role.
Presented by Catherine Hurst (bio)
7-11 Jul 2025 - London
This highly-interactive summer school has been specially designed to help commercial and contracts managers excel in their demanding role.
Presented by Catherine Hurst (bio)
15 Oct 2024 - Online webinar
Also on: 21 Jan 2025
An indepth, practical look at best practice for drafting specifications and scopes of supply. Specifically designed for all those whose knowledge is vital to providing clarity to legal obligations.
Presented by Catherine Hurst (bio)