Understanding Contracts:the legal implications
Posted by Rach
In partnership with NAVCA and Michelmores Solicitors, this training day will help you to understand the common clauses and the potential pitfalls in public service delivery contracts.
| When | Aug 16, 2010 from 09:30 am to 04:30 pm |
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| Where | Venues throughout England |
| About | subcontracting, training, law, courts, contracts, solicitors, legal, negotiating, contract law, commissioning, public service delivery, public service contracts |
| Type | training |
| Who |
Staff and trustees of voluntary organisations or local support and development/infrastructure organisations who would benefit from a working knowledge of contract law. |
A series of one day interactive training courses, held at a variety of venues throughout England. They will provide a practical introduction to contract law for the staff and trustees of voluntary sector organisations.
Training Aims
By the end of the day you will
- have an awareness and understanding of the legal status of contracts
- understand common contract clauses, legal terms and implications for voluntary sector organisations
- be aware of potential pitfalls and danger signs in order to know when to seek clarification or further advice
- understand how contracts might be negotiated following a tendering process
Overall Outcome
You will better understand the implications of signing a contract and so be better equipped to negotiate contract terms.
The first venue will be Tunbridge Wells on the 16 August 2010. For the full list of venues and dates see the events page of the NAVCA website at http://www.navca.org.uk/events/
For more details contact Rachel Rhodes tel 0114 289 3975 or at rachel.rhodes@navca.org.uk
More details are available at the event website
