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If you find yourself making transactions in business or your personal life, chances are that you'll need to use contracts. Whether it's for hiring a new employee, ordering services and/or products, or maybe you're trying to protect proprietary material, you'll need a contract. Since contracts serve such crucial roles in protecting your business, it's very important to know the fundamentals of contracts, like what they say, what kinds there are, who can sign them, etc. You'll be learning about all of these topics in this course, written by instructor Michele Hagan.
You'll be introduced to the basics of contracts, including what constitutes a contract and who is most likely to use one, as well as what types of situations will warrant writing a contract. The course will then teach you about a contract's basic elements, who can contract (along with who can sign), and what makes a contract legal. You'll also learn about the different types of contracts, including common contracts and the two different variations of confidentiality contracts. Finally, you'll become familiar with common contract terms and the best practices you should use for when you deal with contracts.
It is for beginners who make transactions in business or their personal life and need to use contracts, such as for hiring an employee, ordering services or products, or protecting proprietary material.
It covers what constitutes a contract and who uses one, when a written contract is required, basic contract elements and legality, who can contract and who signs, common contracts, confidentiality and non-disclosure agreements, common contract terms, and contract best practices.
The course develops skills in contract analysis, contract negotiation, contract law, contract management, contract preparation, and employment contracts.
This course was written by instructor Michele Hagan.
Yes, the course includes multiple Test Your Knowledge lessons throughout its sections.