PLEASE NOTE: PCMP 100 Procurement Foundations has been written for government employees. As such, the course covers key concepts that are specific to government employees engaged in procurement activities. Purpose:
To equip learners with foundational information on how procurement works in the BC government. Description:
This course is designed to increase knowledge, skills and abilities related to established procurement and contract management policies and procedures, with an emphasis on the core concepts listed below. The course includes four modules, resources, and a glossary.Learners have 12 months to complete the course once it is started; course seats expire after 1 year. Core Concepts: - Overview of Procurement in BC
- Governance and Ethics
- Procurement Lifecycle
- Administration and Monitoring
- Vendor and Government Relationships
Each module starts with objectives and includes a scenario, activities to foster learning, prompts for reflection on ministry practices, end of module assessments, references and a Final Assessment at the end of the fourth module. Navigation within the course is unrestricted. An optional pretest quiz is available (not required). This course has been designed to resize for government approved mobile devices for remote use as well as office. Audience: - Government employees involved in a procurement and looking for foundational information,
- Government contract administrators,
- Government employees who identify procurement needs, write terms of reference, and draft RFx documents,
- Government contract managers and ministry specialists.
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