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Judicial Reasoning - LCT International , Malaysia, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Turkey, UAE, United Kingdom, Dubai, Riyadh, Kuala Lumpur, London, Istanbul

Wed, 14 May 2025 11:15:12 +04

Course Introduction:
Learn about the decision-making processes in the judiciary, focusing on the interpretation of law, the application of precedent, and the reasoning behind judicial decisions.

Course Outcomes:
Enhance the ability to engage critically and logically in judicial reasoning
Develop the skills to articulate sound legal arguments
Strengthen the understanding of the moral, social and political aspects of legal reasoning
Understand the relationship between statutes and cases
Appreciate the role of Judges and Human Rights
In-depth understanding of the role of rights in administrative, civil and criminal justice processes
Understand the substantive role and constitutional position of judges
Master judicial approaches to statutory interpretation and the influence of international instruments on those approaches
Gain an in-depth appreciation of the fundamental elements of the rule of law, and the significance of fairness and justice in social and legal systems
Identify rapidly key issues in cases and be able to summarise key points succinctly, accurately and with high impact
Strengthen legal research skills using primary and secondary sources
Kolbs Adult Learning Styles Model
Respond coherently to challenging questions about the law by the use of legal referencing

Who Should Attend:
Members of the judiciary of all grades
Prosecutors
Trainee judges and prosecutors
Court clerks
Legal and administrative personnel of tribunals
Counsels of States
Legislative drafters
Members of Parliament participating in legislative drafting committees
Lawyers
Legal professionals, clerks of chambers, and paralegals
Law graduates wishing to take either the judicial or prosecutorial route

Course Topics:
Week 1: Judicial reasoning

Explore What the Law should mean to you
Legal moral and judicial facets explained
Why the nature of law evolves its significance to society and how big data drivers will drive future law-making
Legislative interpretation
Applied legislation for interpretation Persons of legislative interpretations (PLIs) /liandgt;
Techniques for developing and evidencinga reasoned argument
Rebuttable v. non-rebuttable presumptions
Judicial precedent v. freedom to exercise judicial discretion: scoping and limitations
The base for logical reasoning
The aspects of judicial reasoning
The relationships and roles of parliaments and courts
Reasoning techniques to reach decisions
The neighbour principle as outlined by Lord Atkin
Internal and external justification of conclusions of law dictum justifications
Use v. misuse of deduction

Cost: 3250 GBP

Duration: 5 Days

Judicial and Prosecutorial Reasoning - LCT International , Malaysia, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Turkey, UAE, United Kingdom, Dubai, Riyadh, Kuala Lumpur, London, Istanbul

Wed, 14 May 2025 11:15:11 +04

Course Introduction:
Explore the comparative approaches to reasoning and decision-making by judges and prosecutors, understanding the ethical and legal frameworks guiding both roles.

Course Outcomes:
Enhance the ability to engage critically and logically in judicial reasoning
Develop the skills to articulate sound legal arguments
Strengthen the understanding of the moral, social and political aspects of legal reasoning
Understand the relationship between statutes and cases
Appreciate the role of Judges and Human Rights
In-depth understanding of the role of rights in administrative, civil and criminal justice processes
Understand the substantive role and constitutional position of judges
Master judicial approaches to statutory interpretation and the influence of international instruments on those approaches
Gain an in-depth appreciation of the fundamental elements of the rule of law, and the significance of fairness and justice in social and legal systems
Identify rapidly key issues in cases and be able to summarise key points succinctly, accurately and with high impact
Strengthen legal research skills using primary and secondary sources
Kolbs Adult Learning Styles Model
Respond coherently to challenging questions about the law by the use of legal referencing

Who Should Attend:
Members of the judiciary of all grades
Prosecutors
Trainee judges and prosecutors
Court clerks
Legal and administrative personnel of tribunals
Counsels of States
Legislative drafters
Members of Parliament participating in legislative drafting committees

Course Topics:
Week 1: Judicial reasoning

Explore What the Law should mean to you
Legal moral and judicial facets explained
Why the nature of law evolves its significance to society and how big data drivers will drive future law-making
Legislative interpretation
Applied legislation for interpretation Persons of legislative interpretations (PLIs)
Techniques for developing and evidencinga reasoned argument
Rebuttable v. non-rebuttable presumptions
Judicial precedent v. freedom to exercise judicial discretion: scoping and limitations
The base for logical reasoning
The aspects of judicial reasoning
The relationships and roles of parliaments and courts
Reasoning techniques to reach decisions
The neighbour principle as outlined by Lord Atkin
Internal and external justification of conclusions of law dictum justifications
Use v. misuse of deduction

Week 2: Prosecutorial reasoning

Why become a Prosecutor
What Prosecutors Do and Do Not Do
Interests skills and characteristics of a Prosecutor
The structure of the Interview Process that Interviewers Look For
Common hypothetical questions
The character of a Prosecutor how to develop one
Statutory background and normative forces
Powers and limitations
Discretion and its maximum limits
Legality v. illegality
Ideology
Criminological skills
Accountability
Transparency
Inertia
Role ambiguity
Systemic oversight and confidential investigations management skills
Internal checks
Prosecutions in rem and in personam
Adaptive management
Disempowerment
Role specification
Court prosecutorial skills

Cost: 7250 GBP

Duration: 10 Days

Negotiation and Contract Management - Advance Supply Chain Solutions Pte Ltd , Singapore

Mon, 11 Sep 2017 12:58:43 +04

The intent of this module is to provide participants with the information and knowledge needed for an understanding of issues pertaining to the negotiation and preparation and management of contracts. Buyers should also understand the impact of their action on contract issues on the organisation. It is useful for those in shipping, logistics, procurement and covers the following:

Main approaches in the negotiation of commercial agreements

Negotiation in relation to the stages of the sourcing process
Win-win integrative approaches to negotiations
Win-lose distributive approaches to negotiation
Setting targets and creating a best alternative to a negotiated agreement (BATNA)
Preparation for negotiations with external organisations

Setting objectives and defining the variables for a commercial negotiation
The bargaining mix and defining the latitude (Max - Target - Fallback) for each of the variables in the bargaining mix
Positions and interests
Openings and presenting issues
Conducting, evaluating and improving commercial negotiations

Defining the stages of a negotiation such as preparation, opening, testing, proposing, bargaining, agreement and closure
The use of persuasion methods
The use of tactics to influence the other party
Reflecting on performance
Opportunities for improvement and development
Legal issues in the formation of the contract

Preparation of contracts in respect to the laws
Major issues in relation to major laws
Contractual conditions and their impact
Steps leading to the formation of contracts
Formation of contracts
Contract pricing and contract management

Pricing methods and their applications
Combination of Pricing in contracts
Contract Management

Cost: 900 SGD

Duration: 2 Days

Mastering Tenders and Contract Management - London Training For Excellence , Online

Wed, 11 Jan 2017 11:37:10 +04

Introduction:

By the end of the program, participants will be able to:

Conduct an End-to-End procurement process
Use the different procurement tools and techniques
Be better negotiators
Identify which type of contract to use, and when
Have better command of Contract Management
Better manage bidding and tendering processes

Objective:

By the end of the program, participants will be able to:

Conduct an End-to-End procurement process
Use the different procurement tools and techniques
Be better negotiators
Identify which type of contract to use, and when
Have better command of Contract Management
Better manage bidding and tendering processes

Cost: 1750 USD

Duration: 5 Days

International Contract Negotiation - London Training For Excellence , Online

Wed, 11 Jan 2017 11:37:10 +04

Introduction:

Contract negotiation is the life-blood of commerce and in today’s global business environment it is essential for business managers and company professionals to be able to fully understand the fundamental principals of international contract law when developing the skills to negotiate deals and agreements in the international business environment.

This seminar focuses on the development of international business negotiation skills by providing a fundamental understanding of the key aspects of international contract law and the distinctive features of international business negotiation.

Objective:

To provide an understanding of the key principles of international contract ;
To identify the distinctive features of international business ;
To practically apply this knowledge to develop and improve skills and confidence when negotiating agreements in an international business ;
How to understand and recognise the key features of an international contract
How to plan effectively for international business negotiations
How to structure international business negotiations
How to add value and negotiate win: win outcomes in an international environment
How to recognise and adapt to cross cultural issues
How to resolve disputes when the contractual relationship breaks down

Cost: 1750 USD

Duration: 5 Days

Contract Management and Formulation - London Training For Excellence , Online

Wed, 11 Jan 2017 11:37:09 +04

Objectives
By the end of this program, the participant will be able to:

Understand the role and scope of the contract management
Understand and employ suitable contracting methods
Be familiar with the different types of contracts
Select the right type of contracts
Be able to provide better outcomes from contracts
Review contract administration techniques
Explore contract monitoring techniques
Learn how to get fair treatment in contract changes
Know how to analyze contracts
Handle difficult contract management problems
Discuss contract termination issues
Learn how to deal with financial problems and their practical solutions.
How to prepare for claims and disputes

Cost: 4000 USD

Duration: 3 Days

Safety Committee Representatives (IMCA SEL 035) - KBA Training Centre , Singapore

Fri, 13 Feb 2015 11:21:36 +04

The course is based on the IMCA SEL 035 document to provide the marine industry with in-depth knowledge of all relevant legislation and an overview of how it all fits together which will enable the safety committee representative to do a better job and provide them with certification upon course completion.

COURSE CONTENT

Overview of Legislation
The Safety Committee
Safety Processes; including JRA, WAH, Human factors
Review of external references

BENEFITS
Competency development and formal training leading to certification at the end of course. With the combination of theory and practical assessment, it builds up the confidence level of personnel.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND
Marine personnel, HSE professionals, project engineers, appointed reps

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
All attendees must have a basic understanding of English.

ASSESSMENT AND CERTIFICATION
There will be a multiple choice examination and ongoing assessment. Delegates who have successfully completed and passed the examination and assessment will be awarded with KBA Training competency certificate.

Cost: 225 SGD

Duration: 1 Day

ClientWorksiteRepresentative (E-Learning) - KBA Training Centre , Singapore,East

Thu, 12 Feb 2015 14:27:53 +04

E-Learning course

The Client Worksite Representative acts as the 'eyes and ears' of the client with regards to safety, planning, system and procedural assurance, day to day operations, contractual requirements, for what maybe both onshore preparation and offshore operations of a project. This course has been developed to enable delegates to understand their roles and responsibilities as outlined by industry guidance documents issued by International Association of Oil & Gas Producers (IOGP) and International Marine Contractors Association (IMCA) as well are any legislative requirements due to area of operation.

What will I learn?
To ensure the delegate is fully aware of the requirements and duties of the Client Worksite Representative, such as:

Compliance with Health & Safety issues
Compliance with Local & International guidelines and regulations
The Principles of Risk Management Process
The Principles of Management of Change procedures
Incident Investigation and Reporting requirements
Ensure work procedures are carried out correctly, accurately, efficiently and safely.
Report on work progress, lessons learned and any useful recommendation for improvements
Understand what is expected of the client (ping) representative.
ping System Assurance process and requirements
Monitor competence issues within the team

This course offers a holistic overview of offshore legislation and the common issues affecting offshore construction, ping and maritime operations. These issues are further explored to deal with regional differences.

The training is structured and in accordance with IOGP ping Recommended Codes of Practice - ‘ping Recommended Practice’ and ‘ping worksite representative roles, responsibilities & training’ and with reference to IMCA documentation.

COURSE CONTENTS

Duties of the Client Worksite Representative
Role and Responsibilities
IOGP ping Recommended Practice
IMCA ping Guidance Notes
Comparisons between IOGP & IMCA Guidance
The Principles of Management of Change
The Principles of Risk Management
HSE Legislation / International Legislation
Subsea Systems—Isolations and Barriers
Leadership and Team Management
Incident Investigation Process
Permit to Work Systems
Emergency Management

ASSESSMENT
Candidates will be assessed through an online examination and have attained a 70% pass grade will be awarded an E-Certificate from KBA Training Centre Pte Ltd .

Cost: 2780 SGD

Duration: Upto 40 Hours