A contractor who never intended to deliver, a supplier who buries false documentation inside a shipment, an employee who quietly diverts company purchases for personal use — contract fraud rarely announces itself. It hides inside paperwork that looks routine until someone knows exactly what to look for. This course, offered by the Arab British Fellowship Training Academy, is built around that skill: spotting fraud before it costs an organization real money.

Participants work through the legal distinction between fraud and simple breach of contract, study the real red flags used in forensic contract review, and learn how investigations move from suspicion to enforcement. The course suits legal professionals, compliance officers, and business leaders who manage or oversee contracts of any kind.

• Identify the damages and risks that typically arise when fraud enters a contract.
• Work with management to control contracts and reduce potential losses.
• Apply the right method for reviewing contracts and recovering costs.
• Understand special procedures across different contract types and how reviewers add value.
• Build contract-review skills and recognize common red flags in practice.
• Learn the ten items every fraud disclosure report should include.
• Distinguish between civil remedies and criminal prosecution routes against fraud.

Target Audience

• Company directors, department heads, and organization leaders across sectors.
• Professionals seeking better positions in institutional management.
• Executives responsible for training and developing their teams.
• Legal, compliance, and procurement staff involved in contract oversight.

Module 1: Fraud vs. Breach — Getting the Legal Definitions Right

• Elements and subject matter of fraud and deception crimes.
• Telling apart deception, fraud, cheating, and swindling.
• Fraud versus ambiguity, uncertainty, and honest doubt.

Module 2: How Fraud Hides Inside Contract Terms

• Types of obligations arising from contracts and their conditional clauses.
• Conditions tied to promises and contingent terms.
• Recognizing fraud safeguards written into contracts.

Module 3: Detecting Fraud During Contract Review

• Core techniques for uncovering fraud while reviewing a contract.
• The ten essential items every fraud disclosure report must cover.
• Common schemes found in single-source contracting.

Module 4: Investigating Suspected Fraud

• Recognizing improper employee purchases made for personal use or resale.
• Methods for gathering information, conducting interviews, and running analysis.
• Procurement stages to examine when auditing contracting and payment systems.

Module 5: Enforcement and Prevention

• Key differences between government and private procurement procedures.
• The legal statutes most commonly used to prosecute procurement fraud.
• Building preventive controls to stop fraud before it starts.