Programme Brief

The course explains and emphasizes the importance of contract administration in business success. The course covers all the activities and processes of contract administration from the contract award to contract closeout. It provides tools, methods and approaches for the successful management of the day-to-day operations of the contract. In this 8-session course, participants will learn how to manage contract operations, maintain contract relationships and mitigate contract risks to achieve desired contract outcomes.

An e-certificate will be issued at the end.

On completion of this course, learners will be able to:

  1. Understand the nature and role of contract administration and the contract administrator.
  2. Manage the effective transition from contract development to contract implementation.
  3. Understand contract clauses in terms of the obligations, protection and guiding information.
  4. Operate in a manner that effectively manages contract performance
  5. Manage contract claims and disputes
  6. Manage changes, variations and contract amendments
  7. Identify and manage contract risks
  8. Manage stakeholder relationships
  9. Terminate/closeout contracts effectively
  10. Ensure proper documentation throughout the contract administration process

 

Please click here to view the course outline.

  

 

Schedule and Cost

STUDY MODE START END DAY TIME ADMINISTRATIVE COST TUITION COST
Online 30-Jan-25 27-Mar-25 Thursdays 5:30 pm – 8:30 pm TT$150.00 / US$23.00 TT$2,625.00 / US$400.00

No Class Scheduled: 6-Feb-25 

Information subject to change without prior notice.

See our 2025 training schedule below:

 

Registration details are provided below.

  • 24 Contact Hours

Participants should be familiar with the business environment (private or public) and organizational processes.

  • Administration Fee: TT$150.00 / US$23.00
  • Registration Deadline: One week before the scheduled start date of the class.
  • Payment Plan (Subject to Approval): If you wish to access our payment plan option, kindly forward an email to [email protected].

To register for this course, please follow the instructions below:

Step 1: Please complete the Online Programme Registration Form, and click submit.

Step 2: Once the form has been completed, please proceed to make your payment via the following options:

Option 1: PayPal – Please click the “Add to Cart” button below:


Option 2: WiPay (Credit Card) – If you wish to utilize this method, please forward an email to [email protected] indicating if you would be paying the full cost or whether you would like to access our payment plan option. Once this is confirmed, an invoice will then be forwarded via email.

*If you do not have a PayPal account or a credit card, you can utilize the following payment option:

Option 3: Payment of TT$2,775.00 can be made via direct deposit / online bank transfer. Please click here for further instructions regarding the banking options available.

Please note that online bank transfers can be done from the following banking institutions – Republic Bank, Royal Bank, First Citizens Bank and Scotia Bank.

 

Step 3: Complete the Online Payment Update / Notification form – Please ensure a copy of the deposit slip / transaction slip / e-receipt is included when submitting your information.

 

Step 4: Applicable to Payment Plan Students: Sign and return your Enrolment Ticket.

Do note that the completed Enrolment Ticket is SBCS’ legally required document confirming that fees are outstanding. All further communication and instructions will follow once this step is completed. 

 

All relevant information about accessing online sessions will be sent via email within 3 – 5 working days of the course start date.

For further information, please send an email to Corporate Training Centre [email protected].

 

Technical Requirements?

Please check that your laptop/tablet meets the minimum requirements for Adobe Connect web conferencing online platform services before registering by clicking here.

Email: [email protected] for more details.