Comprehensive training in public procurement law
The training provides reliable knowledge of public procurement law provisions and practical aspects of their application.
What will you learn?
What are public procurements and who must use them?
What are the procedures for awarding public contracts?
How the public procurement process works step by step.
What institutions and rules regulate the public procurement system in Poland?
Benefit or why is it worth it?
For the participant:
Better understanding of current public procurement regulations.
Ability to avoid errors in conducting procurement procedures.
Practical knowledge of the procedures and principles of public procurement.
For the company:
Compliance of purchasing processes with applicable regulations.
Minimizing the risk of errors and legal consequences.
More efficient conduct of public procurement procedures.
Who is this training for?
The training is aimed at:
- Public administration employees responsible for public procurement.
- Representatives of companies bidding for public contracts.
- People involved in planning and implementing public procurement.
What will you find at the training?
Basics of public procurement law – key concepts and applicable regulations.
Public procurement procedures – what procedures can be used?
Public procurement process – step by step.
Institutions supervising the public procurement system and their role.
Current changes in regulations and their impact on public procurement practice.
Engagement mechanisms and training methods used in the course
This training was developed for those responsible for public procurement – both on the contracting authority and contractor side. The course aims to convey knowledge in an accessible, structured, and practical manner. It utilizes a range of engaging methods:
Decision-making scenarios – participants face specific dilemmas related to the choice of procedure, evaluation of offers or the correctness of documents, learning to make decisions in accordance with the regulations.
Interactive exercises and tests – users verify their knowledge and reinforce key information through quizzes and tasks such as “true/false”, “match” and “find the error in the procedure”.
Microlearning – the training has been divided into short, thematic modules, so you can complete it in stages and adjust the pace to your needs.
Infographics and diagrams – complex procedures are presented in the form of graphical diagrams, making it easier to understand and remember the steps.
Expert Comments – Selected issues are commented on by a practitioner specializing in public procurement law, who provides advice on how to interpret the regulations in the context of everyday activities.
Flexible navigation and course map – allow you to return to any part of the course and quickly find the information you need.
Final test and set of recommendations – participants complete the training with a knowledge test and receive practical tips for implementation in their organization.
