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Learn How to Write a Contract
Rating: 4.3 out of 5(59 ratings)
236 students

Learn How to Write a Contract

Learn how to draft contracts and how contracts are essential for success in business.
Created byAustin Megli
Last updated 11/2021
English

What you'll learn

  • Students will learn how to write a contract
  • Students will learn about contract law
  • Students will practice drafting contracts
  • Students will learn how to negotiate contract terms

Course content

4 sections12 lectures1h 0m total length
  • What Is A "Contract?"4:13

    This lecture welcomes students to the course and outlines the question of "What is a Contract?"

  • Parts Of A Contract4:07

    This lecture focuses on the parts of a Contract

  • What Constitutes An Offer?2:37

    This lecture teaches students about the offer portion of a Contract

  • All About Acceptance2:01

    This lecture teaches students about the acceptance portion of a Contract

  • Is There Consideration?5:10

    This lecture teaches students about the consideration requirement of a Contract

  • Understanding Contracts

Requirements

  • N/A

Description

This course teaches students about contract drafting, contract law, and whether a written contract is recommended in specific situations. Completing this course can help your business to save money in the long-term while also keeping the business protected. Contract law varies from each State and Country. In turn, it is important to take this course to be well prepared for what you will face when doing business across the globe. Students will practice drafting contracts in this course and will be able to check their work in comparison to contracts I have drafted for similar situations. Nothing in this course creates an attorney client relationship and this information is intended to be educational and informational and does not constitute legal advice.

Who this course is for:

  • Business Professionals
  • Entrepreneurs
  • Contract Negotiators
  • Contract Drafters
  • Paralegals
  • Law Students