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Anti-Bribery & Corruption - General Course

Single Learner Direct Enrolment

Duration

SCORM purchase

15 mins

£950

£17.50

Available Options:

Multi-User Discount? Yes

Multi-Course Discount? Yes

Customisation? Yes

SCORM file? Yes

Why this topic is important

Bribery and corruption are deeply harmful because they undermine democracy, weaken the rule of law, and damage social and economic development. Economically, corruption destroys free and fair competition, making societies poorer and less competitive. It also poses a severe security threat by fuelling organised crime, enabling hostile state activity, and driving global instability and conflict. Ultimately, corruption steals from the public to benefit a small elite


Consequently most countries have anti-bribery and corruption legislation and, in the UK, that is the Bribery Act 2010. For the individual, the penalties for any infringements can be unlimited fines and up to ten years imprisonment. 


This course – and the related Anti-Bribery and Corruption for Managers course - go a long way to meeting an organisation’s obligation to foster and communicate an anti-bribery and corruption culture, whilst monitoring and reviewing their policies, alongside maintaining adequate records – a firm foundation for any defence should the worst ever happen.

Intended  Audience

This course is intended for all employees within an organization, especially those in ‘high risk’ roles with frequent dealings with externals suppliers, customers or agents.

What is covered in this course

  • Understanding the Bribery Act 2010, its intention and consequences for both the individual and organisation 

  • The four key offences under the Act 

  • Recognising the variety subtlety and nuance of potential bribes through videos and interactive scenarios 

  • How to escalate possible infringements, internally and externally 

  • Six principles behind an organisation’s ‘adequate procedures,’ as specified in the Act 

  • Final assessment, compromising 12 questions randomly selected from a bank of over 40.

Outcomes from the course

By the end of the course, the learner will:

  • Understand the significance of bribery and corruption and the implications for both their organisation and themselves

  • Apply that knowledge and analyse situations so as to recognise possible infringements

  • Apply that knowledge and know what to do if they ever have any suspicion


Certification

The learner will receive a personalised, downloadable certificate upon successful completion, valid for one year (can be varied for coporate subscriptions).

Legislative Currency

Reviewed and revised, if necessary, for updates every three months

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