Active bribery
Bribery Act 2010 – Updated
COURSE OVERVIEW
Our Bribery Act e-learning training course emerged from a close collaboration with international legal practice SNR Denton.
….it is a useful resource for businesses of any size wishing to understand their obligations under the Act and provides clear and practical guidance for employees to ensure they have sufficient knowledge in this complex area.
We were particularly impressed that training can be tailored to focus on the areas of key importance to any business. It is user-friendly and benefits from real-life scenarios, providing learners with the opportunity to test their understanding at the end of the course. We would not hesitate to recommend this training to any of our clients seeking an overview of the Act.” (Richard Nicole, SNR Denton partner)
Course overview
This Bribery Act course has been updated with a new, refreshed look, including:
- Interactive content for a higher level of user engagement
- Up-to-date information on anti-bribery issues
- Comprehensive content that’s not heavy on statutory duty so is suitable for a wide range of learners
- Real-life scenarios showing how the law applies to different situations and learners
- Interactive exercises throughout the course to enhance the learning process
- An end-of-module test allows learners to check they’ve understood the content and concepts.
Our Bribery Act e-learning training course covers essential information on the Bribery Act 2010, and its implications in both the public and private sphere. Under the Act the following offences have been created:
- Active bribery
- Passive bribery
- Bribery of foreign public officials
- Facilitation payments
- Bribery prevention failure
We’ve designed the course to offer practical, easy-to-follow guidance that keeps your organisation within the parameters of the law. Bribery prevention is a key factor in any business, and this course will prove an invaluable tool to ensure risks are minimised.
Course duration: this course should take around 30 minutes to complete. Learners can bookmark their progress before exiting the course, and resume from that point.
Continuous Professional Development
This course is CPD Certified and counts as 30 minutes towards learners annual CPD total.
Always up-to-date
By purchasing this e-learning course, you’ll get all the updates as they occur, so you’ll always be up-to-date with current legislation.
Learning by design
This interactive course has rich graphics and audio-visual content and a blend of question-types to encourage learners to apply concepts to their daily work routine.
An end-of-course test assesses learners on the level of knowledge they’ve retained. Pass rates can be set as required.
Easy to implement & customise
This online learning course comes with Marshall LMS (Learning Management System), which allows you to manage your e-learning and track completed training.
Our in-house developers can quickly & effectively adapt this course to your sector and organisation. You could also add your own graphics, photos & video and amend content to include your policies, procedures, and key areas.
Learn More
If you would like to find out more about our Bribery Act e-learning course please get in touch.
COURSE PARTS
This course is split into 5 parts:
Passive bribery
Bribery of foreign public officials
Facilitation payments
Bribery prevention failure
COURSE FEATURES
What You Say
"We chose Marshall E-Learning as they were offering cost-effective training in a subject we needed to get over to all our 800 staff. E-learning is new to us and Marshall E-Learning offered an excellent consultancy service. They allayed our fears and listened to what we wanted and made us feel we were getting a personal service. They kept to the deadlines and responded to queries and questions immediately. The consultant was available when we needed him and did a great job in demonstrating the package. At no time did we feel sold to. There was no pressure only help and advice."
Moira Spearman CPD Manager Mid-Kent CollegeAvailable as
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