Master’s
Certificate in Government Contracting Program 2008 to 2009
Fees/Schedules
The Master’s
Certificate in Government Contracting is a dynamic program, designed to train
participants in both the fundamentals and higher- level skills required in the
multi-faceted field of Government Contracting. The instruction is applications
oriented and covers a broad range of topics particularly focusing on the entire
lifecycle of government contracts including; the basics of Federal and
Commercial Items/Buying, issuance of the RFP, evaluation of the proposal,
contract award, implementation, maintenance & operations, terminations and
closeout.
The program
requires each participant to complete six required courses and two electives
for a total of 62 three and one half hour class sessions. Classes generally meet twice a week and
students can expect to put in approximately two hours of outside preparation
for each hour spent in class.
The program
requires significant amounts of homework. However, a majority of the students are employed full time and find the program quite manageable albeit challenging. Students tell us they find it helps them
function more successfully at their jobs because they understand why they do
what they do.
Course
Offerings Include:
·
Fundamentals of Government Contracting (10 sessions) $1,295
·
Fundamentals of Contract Administration (8 sessions) $1,035
·
Advanced Contract Administration (8 sessions) $1,035
·
Fundamentals of Programs For federal Procurement (8 sessions)
$1,035
·
Advanced Programs for Federal Procurement (8 sessions) $1,035
·
Fundamentals of Law in Government Contracting (10 sessions) $1,295
$100
discount if registered 4 weeks or more prior to class start date
Elective
Course Offerings Include
·
Fiscal Law and Policy (5
sessions) $700
·
Small Business Administration (5 sessions) $700
·
How to be a Successful Government Contractor (5 sessions) $700
$50 discount if registered 4 weeks or more prior
to class start date
Schedule: Apply Now!! First Class Begins 9/30/08
Who Should Attend:
Requires a Bachelors degree. Someone without a degree but with significant government contracting experience should speak with the program director to determine if a waiver can be granted. Potential students may include anyone in the field or in public
or private industry who has the desire to become familiar with this unique business environment.
Program Cancellations:
The Center reserves the right to substitute instructors, change the days programs meet, and cancel programs due to insufficient enrollments or unforeseen events.
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