Professional Online Training
Anti-Bribery and Corruption
A practical training course exploring how bribery and corruption occur, the legislation that governs them, and the steps organisations can take to reduce risk
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Course Details
- Duration: 50 mins
- Delivery: Online and self-paced
Who This Course Is For
This training is designed for employees at all levels who may encounter bribery or corrupt working practices in their role.
- Employees across all levels of an organisation, from frontline staff to senior management
- Staff involved in gifts, hospitality, sponsorship or donation decisions where bribery risk may arise
- Organisations wishing to demonstrate active steps to discourage corrupt working practices
Course Content
The course is delivered across five modules, each requiring a pass mark of 70%.
- Introduction — Introduces bribery and corruption and how they differ from legitimate gifts.
- Why Corruption and Bribery Occur — Explores the motivations behind corrupt practices and their effects on business and society.
- The UK Bribery Act 2010 — Covers the UK legislation, the offences it creates and the principles it promotes.
- Reducing the Risk: Management — Looks at how management can reduce bribery risk through policies and risk assessment.
- ISO 37001 and Employee Responsibilities — Examines the Anti-Bribery Management System ISO 37001 and the role employees play in reducing risk.
Course Information
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Buy for Yourself or Your Team
Choose one seat for yourself or add places for colleagues. Each learner receives their own course access.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who should take this Anti-Bribery and Corruption course
It is aimed at employees at all levels of an organisation who may encounter bribery or corrupt working practices.
What topics does the course cover
It covers why bribery and corruption occur, how gifts and hospitality can be manipulated into bribes, UK and international legislation, and practical steps to reduce risk including ISO 37001.
