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    <description>Tendering Experts Consortium, the number one choice for tendering for contracts training, we are small enterprise support specialists and public sector support specialists we provide business contracts support, development training and tendering for contracts training for small firms.</description>
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1. Tendering for Contracts Training Programme
Tendering for Contracts Training provides tendering and procurement
training for SME's who wish to learn "How to tender for public sector
contracts". The SCORM compliant course consists of (6) modules,
Self-Assessment is provided in module (6), the course is structured for
easy learning and contains several innovative business support tools and
information links. Learners are supported by a dedicated VOIP telephone
line and dedicated email addresses.
Additional SME support is available on request on a project basis
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  <title>2. Training Modules: </title>
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Tendering for Contracts Overview
Tendering for Contracts Process
Quality Management Systems
Marketing Products and Services
Contract Project Management
Self-Assessment Reports
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  <title>3. Training Course Objectives</title>
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Identify tenders as they are announced by the public sector.
Respond to tender notices effectively.
Research, prepare, and submit public sector tenders.
Implement quality management systems.
Marketing products and services to the public sector effectively.
Managing public sector contracts efficiently
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  <title>4. Audience:</title> 
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Small to Medium Enterprise
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  <title>5. Summary</title>
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This course provides detailed training to SME's who wish to enter into
tendering and procurement in the public sector, it enables SME's to be
successful by facilitating and empowering their entry through the provision
of high quality learning material.
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  <title>6. What is SCORM?</title> 
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SCORM stands for: Sharable Content Object Reference Model
Its objectives are designed to make eLearning accessible, durable,
maintainable, adaptable and reusable.
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  <title>7. Tendering for Contracts Training Programme Background, Features and Benefits </title>
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The Tendering for Contracts Training Programme was first developed in 1998 and
successfully piloted between 1998 and 2000. In 2002 the programme was
endorsed by the Small Firms Enterprise Development Initiative - (SFEDI) - it has
been described as innovative and fit for the purpose.
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  <title>8. Business Plan vs Contract Project - A Summary</title> 
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In any project using a business plan the cash flow analysis and specific
implementation details are normally the most important aspects. In a contract
project the cash flow element is more or less guaranteed - it is the project
management, quality and work flow elements that are most important.
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  <title>9. Market Analysis Summary </title>
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You need to know your market, customer needs, where they are, how to reach
them, etc. Who does what and when - this should not stop here you need to
review your progress against the plan at periodic intervals and amend the plan to suit any changes that might occur.
You need to develop an Action Plan and Schedule, emphasis should be made on
setting review periods for each of your activities or tasks to help ensure you are on course to achieve your Contract Objectives.
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  <title>10. Small Business Operations Summary</title> 
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Running a small business requires wearing multiple hats and it is sometimes
difficult to balance all of the tasks necessary to make a business successful. Every
good business project requires thorough research.
Understanding your industry, the potential customers in the public sector and the
specifics of your own business will enable you to more effectively submit tender
proposals and to react more efficiently to any problems or issues that arise.
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  <title>11. Training Programme Quality Review Summary</title>
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The Tendering For Contracts Training Programme has been reviewed by the
"Head of Policy" of a and the "Head of Human Resources" of two separate Local
Authorities, and the Senior Lecturer in Procurement at the Cabinet Office - they
found the training programme to be of the required quality and standard that
would allow a contractor provider to be competent and able to fulfill the
requirements of any contract project.
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  <title>12. SME Support </title> 
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We will normally respond to any issues you e-mail or call us with, within one
working day. We intend to support you at a level sufficient to insure that your
training project is a success. The Tendering for Contracts Training Programme is
technologically well designed and user centric.
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  <title>13. Additional Services </title>
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Tendering for Contracts Training is supported by a team of professional
consultants under the "Tendering for Contracts Training" umbrella - We provide a
range of additional business development support services. Ref: http://www.tfctraining.com
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  <title>14. Additional Information </title> 
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Lloyd Sewell started in business (1988), while living in South Limburg, Holland,
He has both UK and European business experience, expertise in developing and
providing training and advice to individuals and small businesses, counselling for new business start-up, providing training on bookkeeping and accounting
systems, developing business plans and developing and delivering business
training courses.
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  <title>15. SME Business Support Services</title> 
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The areas of business services provided include; management consultancy to
small firms, business diagnostic, business training, business strategy, e-business solutions and marketing for small firms.
He has extensive (IT) experience which began in (1970), he has successfully set
up (IT) training centres in the UK, Holland and Germany, other (IT) projects
include the development and presentation of several training projects, including
Business (IT) for start-up companies for the University of Greenwich.
His most recent training project is the SCORM complaint "Tendering for Contracts
Training" this was originally delivered in the form of a one-day workshop to small firms and is now available on-line, the core content includes marketing products and services to contract providers, implementing quality management systems, managing contract projects and tender document preparation.
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  <title>15. Critical Success Factors</title> 
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The critical success factors of his service provision are based on supplying client's needs, with innovative solutions that deliver business benefits.
Having lived and worked throughout Europe for over 40 years, he has well
developed international business and interpersonal skills.
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  <title>16. Purchasing a Licence </title> 
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A licence for a single trainee to access the Tendering for Contracts e-learning
course can be purchased using a credit card by visiting www.ptt.co.uk/tfc.html
PTT, are resale partners of the Tendering for Contracts Training |programme
they provides online access to the course through their Dyskans Learning Management System (LMS).
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  <title> For information about multi-user licences please contact </title> 
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Tendering for Contracts Limited:
Tel 01483 267098 email enquires@tfc-training.com
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