Anti-Bribery in Practice Training Course (NZ Version)

$27.50 inc. GST

Anti-Bribery in Practice teaches employees how to recognise bribery in its many forms — offering, giving, receiving, or soliciting anything of value to improperly influence a business or government decision — and how to respond when it shows up in everyday work. It covers the situations where bribery risk most commonly arises: gifts and hospitality, facilitation payments, working with agents and other third parties, and dealing with public officials.

Built for New Zealand workplaces, the course translates legal obligations into practical, everyday decision-making, so employees know what to do the moment a grey area appears. Learners receive an instant digital certificate on completion, giving organisations a clear, verifiable record of training completion.

This course will take approximately 45 minutes to complete.

Why Anti-Bribery in Practice Training Important?

Bribery carries serious legal and reputational consequences for individuals and organisations. A single poor decision around a gift, a payment, or a third-party arrangement can trigger investigations, financial penalties, and lasting damage to an organisation’s standing.

Since 2015, New Zealand organisations can be held liable for bribery committed by an employee or agent unless they can show they took reasonable steps to prevent it. This shifts the burden onto organisations to demonstrate they have proper safeguards and training in place.

This course gives employees the practical knowledge to recognise bribery risk before it becomes a problem, directly supporting an organisation’s ability to show it has taken reasonable steps to prevent bribery from occurring.

Who Should Complete This Course

  • Employees whose roles involve giving or receiving gifts and hospitality
  • Staff working in procurement, sales, or business development
  • Employees who engage agents, consultants, or other third parties on the organisation’s behalf
  • Any worker who deals with government officials or overseas business contacts
 

Topics Covered

  • Bribery in everyday business dealings
  • Recognising and avoiding red flags
  • Third parties, officials, and influence
  • The law, your defence, and reporting

 

Course Experience

  • Fully online and accessible anytime
  • Interactive and scenario-based learning
  • Self-paced completion (pause and resume anytime)
  • Assessment: 8 questions, 8/8 correct required to pass
  • Instant digital certificate on completion
  • Accessible design (WCAG 2.2 AA compliant; suitable for all literacy levels)

Assessment

  • Yes, assessment: 8 questions; 8/8 correct required to pass.

Related Courses

Learning Outcomes

By completing this course, learners will be able to:

  • Identify the situations in which bribery risk commonly arises at work
  • Apply appropriate judgement when offered or offering gifts and hospitality
  • Recognise facilitation payments and respond to them correctly
  • Assess bribery risk when engaging agents or other third parties
  • Respond appropriately when dealing with public officials

Organisational Benefits

  • Reduce exposure to bribery-related legal and financial penalties
  • Support a documented defence of reasonable steps under New Zealand bribery liability rules
  • Improve audit readiness around gifts, hospitality, and third-party dealings
  • Strengthen a culture of integrity and ethical decision-making
  • Demonstrate organisational commitment to anti-bribery compliance
Platforms Desktop, laptop, tablet or mobile (widescreen)
Browsers Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari are supported (typically versions from 2019 onwards). IE11 is not supported
Hosting Enrol in Tribal Habits portal
Accessible Yes, meets WCAG 2.2 guidelines at a Level AA standard – More info on WCAG 2.2 here

 

Description

Why Anti-Bribery in Practice Training Important?

Bribery carries serious legal and reputational consequences for individuals and organisations. A single poor decision around a gift, a payment, or a third-party arrangement can trigger investigations, financial penalties, and lasting damage to an organisation’s standing.

Since 2015, New Zealand organisations can be held liable for bribery committed by an employee or agent unless they can show they took reasonable steps to prevent it. This shifts the burden onto organisations to demonstrate they have proper safeguards and training in place.

This course gives employees the practical knowledge to recognise bribery risk before it becomes a problem, directly supporting an organisation’s ability to show it has taken reasonable steps to prevent bribery from occurring.

Who Should Complete This Course

  • Employees whose roles involve giving or receiving gifts and hospitality
  • Staff working in procurement, sales, or business development
  • Employees who engage agents, consultants, or other third parties on the organisation’s behalf
  • Any worker who deals with government officials or overseas business contacts
 

Topics Covered

  • Bribery in everyday business dealings
  • Recognising and avoiding red flags
  • Third parties, officials, and influence
  • The law, your defence, and reporting

 

Course Experience

  • Fully online and accessible anytime
  • Interactive and scenario-based learning
  • Self-paced completion (pause and resume anytime)
  • Assessment: 8 questions, 8/8 correct required to pass
  • Instant digital certificate on completion
  • Accessible design (WCAG 2.2 AA compliant; suitable for all literacy levels)

Assessment

  • Yes, assessment: 8 questions; 8/8 correct required to pass.

Related Courses

Learning Outcomes

By completing this course, learners will be able to:

  • Identify the situations in which bribery risk commonly arises at work
  • Apply appropriate judgement when offered or offering gifts and hospitality
  • Recognise facilitation payments and respond to them correctly
  • Assess bribery risk when engaging agents or other third parties
  • Respond appropriately when dealing with public officials

Organisational Benefits

  • Reduce exposure to bribery-related legal and financial penalties
  • Support a documented defence of reasonable steps under New Zealand bribery liability rules
  • Improve audit readiness around gifts, hospitality, and third-party dealings
  • Strengthen a culture of integrity and ethical decision-making
  • Demonstrate organisational commitment to anti-bribery compliance
Platforms Desktop, laptop, tablet or mobile (widescreen)
Browsers Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari are supported (typically versions from 2019 onwards). IE11 is not supported
Hosting Enrol in Tribal Habits portal
Accessible Yes, meets WCAG 2.2 guidelines at a Level AA standard – More info on WCAG 2.2 here