109 - Introduction to Ethical Procurement
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This course is funded by NASPO to be FREE for everyone.
Type: self-paced, online
Description: This self-paced online course is designed to introduce you to ethical procurement concepts and explore the importance of ethics in your position as a procurement professional. Topics include the value of competition, laws, codes, and policies associated with a role in public procurement, and recognizing the different types of unethical practices that can occur. This course is a web-based training that is self-paced. You determine, when, where, and at what speed you complete this course.
Suggested Audience: This course is considered entry-level and is designed for procurement professionals relatively new to the field, or those who are looking for a better understanding of the importance of ethics in public procurement.
Learning Objectives:
- Define ethical behavior as it relates to public procurement.
- Identify the value of competition.
- Identify laws, codes, and policies associated with the role of public procurement.
- Recognize the different types of illegal and unethical practices in the public procurement profession.
Course Technology Requirements:
- Internet connection
- Support web browsers:
- Recommended: Chrome, Firefox, Safari (latest versions)
- Avoid: Internet Explorer and Microsoft Edge
- If prompted, accept all cookies and allow popups
- Access to Procurement U LMS
- Ability to play and listen to audio through computer speakers or headphones
Contact Hours: This course offers one (1) contact hour for continuing education credit.
IACET CEUs: .1

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