ACCA December Lectures for March Exams (LW-Corporate and Business Law (UK) (Fundamental, Applied Skills))
About This Course
The Corporate and Business Law (UK) module provides an essential understanding of the legal framework within which businesses operate in the UK. It covers a range of topics related to company law, contracts, employment law, and regulatory frameworks, enabling students to navigate the legal environment that impacts business operations.
Learning Objectives
Understand the key elements of UK business and corporate law, including the legal system, sources of law, and the role of courts.
Identify and apply legal principles relating to the formation and operation of business entities, including companies and partnerships.
Analyze and apply the principles of contract law, including offer, acceptance, and consideration, and understand the enforceability of contracts.
Understand the key regulations governing employment law, including employee rights, contracts, and dispute resolution.
Evaluate legal implications of business decisions, including taxation, competition law, and intellectual property rights.
Identify the legal frameworks surrounding mergers, acquisitions, and other business transactions.
Requirements
- Basic understanding of business and accounting principles (no prior law background required).
- Access to ACCA-approved study materials and UK business law resources.
- Commitment to attending lectures, participating in discussions, and completing practice case studies.
Target Audience
- ACCA candidates pursuing the Applied Skills Level qualification.
- Aspiring accountants, business professionals, and legal advisors interested in understanding business law within the UK context.
- Students and professionals aiming to understand how corporate governance and business regulations affect day-to-day business operations.
- Entrepreneurs, managers, and business owners looking to navigate legal challenges and ensure business compliance.
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