Overview

Fair competition is essential for keeping markets open, innovative, and trustworthy. The Competition Law e-learning course provides a comprehensive overview of the rules that govern how businesses compete, including prohibitions on anti-competitive agreements, abuse of dominance, and unfair mergers. It explores the principles, legal obligations, and best practices that help organisations comply with competition law.

Through interactive content, case studies, and practical scenarios, this course equips learners with the knowledge and skills needed to recognise risks, make informed decisions, and avoid behaviours that could harm consumers or damage reputations. Whether learners work in large corporations, small businesses, or public organisations, understanding competition law is crucial for protecting markets, ensuring compliance, and supporting long-term success.

Outline Learning Objectives:

• Understand what competition law is and why it matters
• Learn about anti-competitive agreements and how to avoid them
• Recognise what constitutes abuse of dominance in the marketplace
• Gain insights into how mergers and acquisitions are reviewed
• Be equipped with practical checklists, red flags, and best practices to stay compliant and protect your organisation

Audience:

This e-learning course is aimed at all employees and provides a general overview of the key requirements of competition law.