Are you looking to confidently manage contracts in your professional role? Whether you’re an entrepreneur, project manager, business leader, or procurement specialist, this comprehensive course will guide you through each stage of the contract management lifecycle—from planning to renewal. This course contains the use of artificial intelligence.

In Contract Management Step by Step, we take a practical and structured approach. You’ll learn how to identify contract needs, draft and negotiate effective agreements, monitor execution, mitigate risks, and make informed decisions about renewal or termination. Each lesson is paired with templates, checklists, and case studies based on a model company, so you can apply your learning immediately.

We’ll walk through key topics such as:

• How to conduct stakeholder and market analysis to inform contract terms

• Techniques to write clear, enforceable clauses

• Tools to track contract performance and prevent service failures

• Strategies to manage legal compliance, amendments, and disputes

• Risk analysis frameworks with structured templates

• Tips to foster long-term collaboration with vendors and partners

This course is beginner-friendly—no legal background is required. All exercises are designed to be easy to follow but rich in real-world application. You’ll complete practical assignments like drafting a clause, creating a risk register, and building a contract monitoring plan. At the end, you’ll wrap up with a capstone project: a full Contract Management Framework tailored for a sample organization.

By the end of this course, you’ll be able to confidently handle business contracts—reducing risk, improving outcomes, and supporting strong partnerships.

Voor wie is deze cursus bedoeld:

• Entrepreneurs, managers, and professionals handling business agreements.
• Procurement officers and project leads managing vendor contracts.
• Legal support staff or contract administrators seeking structured skills.
• Anyone looking to improve outcomes in contract execution and negotiation.