Certificate in Contract Administration & Collaborative Contracting (Classroom & Synchronous e-learning)
About This Course
This course enhances participants’ contract administration and management skills to draft contract specifications and terms to address business needs, execute contract in accordance to contract provisions and clients’ approval process, and interpret contractual matters with regards to the rights and obligations of contractual parties.
This course enhances learners’ skills in contract administration and management in drafting contract specifications and terms to address business needs, execute contract in accordance with contract provisions and clients' approval process, and interpret contractual matters with regards to that may affect the rights and obligations of contractual parties.
This course also covers collaborative contracting practice such as the New Engineering Contract (NEC) 4, Alliance Contract and AIA Standard Document for Integrated Project Delivery. Learners will learn the collaborative contractual provisions in local contexts, for both public and private sector projects, with dispute resolution mechanism. Possible challenges for adopting collaborative contracting will also be discussed.
What You'll Learn
- Understand and describe what Contract Administration and Engineering Contract Management is.
- Understand and describe what New Engineering Contract (NEC) 4, Alliance Contract and IPD are.
- Understand and apply the concepts of Collaborative Contract in the local context.
- Identify what other contractual provision updates are that supports a future ready BE sector.
Entry Requirements
Applicants for individual courses are not subject to entry requirements. Only applicants who wish to obtain the Specialist Diploma in Integrated Project Management (SDIPM) are subject to the following entry requirements:
• A diploma (min course duration of 2 years) or equivalent qualification or
• NITEC/ Higher NITEC or other relevant certificate with 4 to 5 years of relevant work experience,