Competition Law Training

Diagnostic Assessment

Collection Concept

Immersive Courses

Microlearning Courses

Detailed Study Courses

Communications Resources

The Collection

Collections are unique solutions designed to bring together the convenience and cost effectiveness of off-the-shelf eLearning with all the benefits of an engaging, bespoke training curriculum.

Our new Collections feature a variety of learning styles and fresh content to improve engagement and provide a long term solution to your training needs.

Using Collections, your organisation can enjoy the best of both worlds, giving you ready-made, holistic training programmes designed to deliver a multi-year training strategy with fresh content year-on-year.

Adaptive Courses

An innovative new approach to promote knowledge retention and learner engagement

Pre-assessment identifies areas of strengths and weaknesses

Course is automatically tailored to cover gaps in learners’ knowledge

Significantly reduces unnecessary training time

Our Adaptive Courses

Immersive Courses

Scenario-based courses

Place the learner at the centre of the experience

Test their ability to make the right decisions.

Highly interactive; designed to improve learner engagement.

Our Immersive Courses

Competing Fairly

This online training course is designed to raise awareness about Competition Law, what types of agreements are acceptable under Competition Law and the principles of competing fairly.

The course also covers best practice when it comes to market competition, reducing the risks and protecting your organisation in the event of a breach.

Learners will also explore scenarios to learn how to identify which agreements are okay, which to avoid and how to raise concerns of anti-competitive behaviour.

This eLearning course is set in an immersive format, based around a fictitious logistics company with scenarios that are relevant across all industries and sectors.

No

16250

Microlearning Courses

Short 5-10 minute learning vignettes

Focussed on key topics

Improve knowledge retention with bite size learning

Can be rolled out in response to emerging training needs.

Our Microlearning Courses

Anti-Trust Around the World

This online training course is the first in our ‘Take 5’ series of courses on anti-trust. It looks at how global organisations and their associates can prevent anti-competitive behaviour and adhere to competition laws relevant to their location.

It is set in our engaging Take 5 microlearning style and is designed to maximise learner engagement and knowledge retention.

The course will improve learner awareness of issues surrounding competition laws particularly for global organisations and help take the right decisions to minimise the risk.

In particular, learners will understand how to ensure compliance with regulation and prevent risking a breach of anti-trust and competition laws.

No

16250

Bid Suppression

This online training course on bid suppression is presented in our engaging Take 5 microlearning format.

It explores bid suppression as one aspect of supplier fraud and what it means for the learner. The course pits the learner into real-life scenarios to gain a thorough understanding, and the course is designed to raise awareness around competition laws and tackle important elements in the fight against supplier fraud.

Learners will understand how to spot the red flags and how to minimise the risks of supplier fraud by bid suppression.

No

16260

Collusive Bidding Training

This online training course on collusive bidding looks at how it enables supplier fraud and what it means for you and your organisation.

It is set in out engaging Take 5 microlearning style and is designed to maximise learner engagement and knowledge retention.

The course will improve learner awareness of issues surrounding competition laws and will help them identify red flags to minimise risk.

In particular, learners will understand how to ensure compliance with regulation and tackle important elements in the fight against supplier fraud.

No

16250

Commercially Sensitive Information

This online training course is the fourth in our ‘Take 5’ series of courses on anti-trust and has been designed to maximise learner engagement and knowledge retention.

In this course, learners will gain a general awareness of the different types of commercially sensitive information, how to recognise it, and how to respond if they see or hear commercially sensitive information.

The leaner will take on the role of an employee running a stand at a trade exhibition showcasing the company’s products to potential customers. During their day, they are presented with a series of situations where they will encounter potentially competitively sensitive information and will be asked to identify whether the information is commercially sensitive.

This course will improve learner awareness of commercially sensitive information and know how to make the right decisions to minimise the risk.

No

19843

Fair Competition Diagnostic Assessment

This Diagnostic Assessment will check the learner’s knowledge of fair competition principles and best practice. Depending on the results, the learner will be enrolled on a study programme to close any knowledge gaps. This includes up to four short courses in total, but the learner will only be enrolled on the courses that they require, based on their Diagnostic Assessment results. If the learner answers all questions correctly, they will not need to complete any additional courses.

No

22553

Fair Competition Dos and Don’ts

It’s important to understand how to interact with customers and competitors in a way that doesn’t breach anti-competitive or anti-trust rules. In this course, you’ll take on the role of a new sales manager at an international company. You’ll interact with customers and competitors in both formal and informal situations.

Can you identify what you should and shouldn’t do in each situation? Do you understand the dos and don’ts to stay within fair competition policy and law?

No

19843

Interacting With Competitors

This online training course is the second in our ‘Take 5’ series of courses on anti-trust. In this Take 5 microlearning course, learners are taught how to engage with competitors without breaking anti-trust and competition laws. They are tasked with meeting competitors in different scenarios and asked to make the right decisions to comply with competition laws.

No

Interacting with Customers and Suppliers

This online training course is the third in our ‘Take 5’ series of courses on anti-trust.

It is set in our engaging Take 5 microlearning style and is designed to maximise learner engagement and knowledge retention.

The course will improve learner awareness of issues they can engage with customers and suppliers without breaking anti-trust and competition laws.

They are tasked with completing different customer scenarios and to make the right decisions for each customer to pass the course.

No

16250

Leaking Bid Information

This online training course on leaking bid information explores how supplier fraud can occur if bid information is leaked and focuses on recognition and prevention. The course is designed to raise awareness around competition laws and how it affects businesses and their employees. In particular, the course enables learners to identify the red flags, prevent supplier fraud and ensure compliance with competition laws.

This course is set in our engaging Take 5 microlearning format and puts the learner through real-life scenarios to understand how bid information can be leaked and how it interferes with the bidding process. It is presented in a short, challenge format, designed to maximise learner engagement and knowledge retention.

No

16250

Detailed Study Courses

Utilises what we would call a ‘traditional’ eLearning approach, meaning that learners are presented with the information then tested at the end

Information is presented in an interactive, engaging way

Longer, detailed courses

Our Detailed Study Courses

Avoiding Anti-Competitive Activity

This online training course on competition law looks at how businesses and employees can prevent anti-competitive activity and ensure compliance with competition laws.

The course is designed to raise awareness on various types of anti-competitive behaviour, the ways in which competition law applies and how to report any anti-competitive activity.

By raising awareness, learners will understand the importance of fair competition, the advantages of competition in the market to offer better products and services to customers and the consequences of breaching competition laws.

No

16250

Communications Resources

To positively reinforce the learning messages in our courses we also provide you with a suite of communications resources, including:

Engaging resources to print out and display in the workplace

Share digitally via intranet, newsletter or display screen.

Promote a culture of compliance

Reinforce key behaviours

Our Communications Resources

Toolbox Talks

Resources based on corresponding courses

Designed to facilitate a blended learning experience for small groups.

Includes downloadable facilitation notes

Use as part of face-to-face training.

Our Toolbox Talks Courses

Phishing Simulator

To positively reinforce the learning messages in our courses we also provide you with a suite of communications resources, including:

Send simulated phishing emails to your employees

Track and report on who opens them

Our AI driven platform will assess their learning needs

Auto enrol employees on our Phishing and Information Security courses to make your business more secure

Our Competing Fairly training course is designed to help learners recognise how competition law can affect organisations, and also how to work with suppliers, competitors, and customers fairly so as to avoid a regulatory breach. The course, which takes around an hour to complete and is currently available in multiple languages, breaks competition law down into three easy-to-digest modules: what competition law is, an exploration of competition law offences, and a closer look at the competition law investigation process.

Each module in this competition law training course is followed by a short quiz designed to assess learners’ retention of key learning points and reinforce any areas in need of additional work. What’s more, at every step of the way throughout this competition law course, learners’ have access to a ‘drawer’ icon where key resources mentioned in the module can be quickly accessed and reviewed.

The global version of this course is available in 20 languages.

We also have a new course specifically focusing on anti-trust laws globally: Anti-Trust Laws Around the World. Additionally, raise awareness about the importance of preventing anti-competitive behaviour with our newest course on Avoiding Anti-Competitive Activity.

Useful for quick and effective refresher training, or to support and assess your main learning objectives, our competition law ‘Take 5’ microlearning courses are perfect to have on hand as part of your competition compliance efforts. Ensure your employees are confident about tackling the acts of Bid Suppression and Collusive Bidding with our gamified short-courses. We have also covered the importance of confidentiality with our preventative mini-course, Leaking Bid Information.

All our Competition Law training courses are available off-the-shelf for ease of use; we can also work with your subject experts to tailor the approach and information to suit your organisation’s requirements. Using the Adapt Authoring Tool you can even modify our courses yourself.

Our Competition Law Training Courses

Anti-Trust Around the World

It is set in our engaging Take 5 microlearning style and is designed to maximise learner engagement and knowledge retention.

The course will improve learner awareness of issues surrounding competition laws particularly for global organisations and help take the right decisions to minimise the risk.

In particular, learners will understand how to ensure compliance with regulation and prevent risking a breach of anti-trust and competition laws.

Microlearning Courses

16250

No

Avoiding Anti-Competitive Activity

This online training course on competition law looks at how businesses and employees can prevent anti-competitive activity and ensure compliance with competition laws.

The course is designed to raise awareness on various types of anti-competitive behaviour, the ways in which competition law applies and how to report any anti-competitive activity.

Detailed Study Courses

16250

No

Bid Suppression

This online training course on bid suppression is presented in our engaging Take 5 microlearning format.

Learners will understand how to spot the red flags and how to minimise the risks of supplier fraud by bid suppression.

Microlearning Courses

16260

No

Collusive Bidding Training

This online training course on collusive bidding looks at how it enables supplier fraud and what it means for you and your organisation.

It is set in out engaging Take 5 microlearning style and is designed to maximise learner engagement and knowledge retention.

The course will improve learner awareness of issues surrounding competition laws and will help them identify red flags to minimise risk.

In particular, learners will understand how to ensure compliance with regulation and tackle important elements in the fight against supplier fraud.

Microlearning Courses

16250

No

Commercially Sensitive Information

This online training course is the fourth in our ‘Take 5’ series of courses on anti-trust and has been designed to maximise learner engagement and knowledge retention.

This course will improve learner awareness of commercially sensitive information and know how to make the right decisions to minimise the risk.

Microlearning Courses

19843

No

Competing Fairly

This online training course is designed to raise awareness about Competition Law, what types of agreements are acceptable under Competition Law and the principles of competing fairly.

The course also covers best practice when it comes to market competition, reducing the risks and protecting your organisation in the event of a breach.

Learners will also explore scenarios to learn how to identify which agreements are okay, which to avoid and how to raise concerns of anti-competitive behaviour.

This eLearning course is set in an immersive format, based around a fictitious logistics company with scenarios that are relevant across all industries and sectors.

Immersive Courses

16250

No

Fair Competition Diagnostic Assessment

Diagnostic Assessment, Microlearning Courses

22553

No

Fair Competition Dos and Don’ts

Can you identify what you should and shouldn’t do in each situation? Do you understand the dos and don’ts to stay within fair competition policy and law?

Microlearning Courses

19843

No

Interacting With Competitors

Microlearning Courses

No

Interacting with Customers and Suppliers

This online training course is the third in our ‘Take 5’ series of courses on anti-trust.

It is set in our engaging Take 5 microlearning style and is designed to maximise learner engagement and knowledge retention.

The course will improve learner awareness of issues they can engage with customers and suppliers without breaking anti-trust and competition laws.

They are tasked with completing different customer scenarios and to make the right decisions for each customer to pass the course.

Microlearning Courses

16250

No

Tailoring: You can tailor all of the courses in this topic using the free Adapt Authoring Tool.

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A Flexible Solution

Collections are designed to offer a highly flexible, easily scalable and agile alternative to traditional off the shelf training.

Our collections offer a variety of different learning interventions and styles, providing each organisation the flexibility to create a training plan that meets their unique requirements.

A Scalable Solution

Collections are easily scalable too; whether you need to provide in-depth training, refresher training or a comprehensive schedule of short training activities, each collection provide enough options to roll out a unique training programme year after year.

An Agile Solution

As they are off the shelf, our collections are ready when you are and can be deployed quickly and easily in direct response to the changing level of risk being faced by your organisation.

Each collection is updated with new courses as we develop them, so your training programme can be fresh each year and your training is always up to date, relevant and effective.

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Competition Law Training FAQs

Any business, regardless of size or sector, must recognise the importance of training their staff on the significance of Competition Law. This is the legislation put in place to regulate and maintain fair market conditions for all companies. It ensures that corporations don’t abuse their position in the market or enter into anti-competitive agreements with customers, competitors, or suppliers.

Failure to comply with competition laws, or anti-trust laws as they are referred to in some countries, can have very serious consequences for organisations. High fines (up to 10% of company turnover) and criminal prosecutions are no longer out of the ordinary, and company directors will often be forced to answer for their company’s actions – potentially facing disqualification from the industry themselves.

Competition Llaw ensures that practices which are detrimental to economic growth, freedom of trade, and consumer rights are restricted and, in many cases, prohibited. These regulations limit anti-competitive practices, especially from powerful organisations, and stop companies from abusing their position and/or strategically limiting other competitive forces. In short, Competition Law ensures that organisations remain enterprising and innovative and that consumers are the ones to reap the benefits of these practices.

Acts of unfair competition are those which unfairly and purposefully hinder the free market. They can be characterised by deception, fraud, attempting to monopolise, or by being otherwise oppressive toward free trade and commerce practices. Some examples of unfair competition include false advertisement, trademark infringement, false representation, unfair pricing, and counterfeiting.

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Adaptive Courses

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Immersive Courses

Our Immersive Courses

Competing Fairly

No

16250

Microlearning Courses

Our Microlearning Courses

Anti-Trust Around the World

No

16250

Bid Suppression

No

16260

Collusive Bidding Training

No

16250

Commercially Sensitive Information

No

19843

Fair Competition Diagnostic Assessment

No

22553

Fair Competition Dos and Don’ts

No

19843

Interacting With Competitors

No

Interacting with Customers and Suppliers

No

16250

Leaking Bid Information

No

16250

Detailed Study Courses

Our Detailed Study Courses

Avoiding Anti-Competitive Activity

No

16250

Communications Resources

Our Communications Resources

Toolbox Talks

Our Toolbox Talks Courses

Phishing Simulator

Competition Law Training

Anti-Trust Around the World

16250

No

Avoiding Anti-Competitive Activity

16250

No

Bid Suppression

16260

No

Collusive Bidding Training

16250

No

Commercially Sensitive Information

19843

No

Competing Fairly

16250

No

Fair Competition Diagnostic Assessment

22553

No

Fair Competition Dos and Don’ts

19843