The ICE Law and contract management examinations is designed to improve your understanding of contracts. It covers contractual conditions, their legal framework and the management procedure you need to successfully complete projects.
What does the exam involve?
There are three modules, and each has its own exam:
- Module 1: Law Exam – is divided into Law of Contract, Law of Tort and Law of Evidence. When you pass it, you'll have a solid understanding of the legal framework in which the Conditions of Contracts sit
- Module 2: NEC Contract Management Exam – is aimed at professional service providers including architects, QS and engineers. It will concentrate on questions around the NEC family of contracts
- Module 3: Advanced NEC Contract Management Exam – covers a similar syllabus to Module 2 NEC module but is set at a much higher level and includes“sample” contractual provisions from familiar non-NEC contracts such as the ICC, FIDIC and JCT. It's aimed at experienced professional service providers.
What are the benefits?
If you’re working towards your Chartered Professional Review, passing the exam will help to develop your commercial awareness.
For graduates on approved training schemes, the course could be worth up to five days' approved training per module (at the discretion of your supervising civil engineer)
Do you offer help to pass the exam?
Specialised eLearning training are now available aimed at helping you through the qualification:
ICE Law and Contracts eLearning course
- The full ICE Law and Contracts eLearning course.
ICE Law and Contracts Management course for accredited ECC project managers
- For accredited NEC3 ECC project managers, wanting to pass the Law and Contracts examination.
ICE Law and Contracts Management course with NEC3: ECC project manager accreditation (Blended learning)
- For construction professionals who wants to become an accredited ECC Project Manager and pass the Law and Contracts examination.
For more information:
w: icetraining.org.uk
t: +44 (0)20 7665 2457
e: info@icetraining.org.uk
Got a question?
If you've got any questions about this legal examination then please feel free to contact:
e: contractsanddisputes@ice.org.uk