Business Ethics Training Service | in Dammam - Riyadh - Jeddah - Makkah
Business Ethics training covering ethical decision-making, integrity, compliance, conflict of interest, and professional conduct for workplace excellence.

Course Title
Business Ethics
Course Duration
1 Day
Competency Assessment Criteria
Practical Assessment and Knowledge Assessment
Training Delivery Method
Classroom (Instructor-Led) or Online (Instructor-Led)
Service Coverage
Saudi Arabia - Bahrain - Kuwait - Philippines
Course Average Passing Rate
98%
Post Training Reporting
Post Training Report(s) + Candidate(s) Training Evaluation Forms
Certificate of Successful Completion
Certification is provided upon successful completion. The certificate can be verified through a QR-Code system.
Certification Provider
Tamkene Saudi Training Center - Approved by TVTC (Technical and Vocational Training Corporation)
Certificate Validity
2 Years (Extendable with additional training hours)
Instructors Languages
English / Arabic / Urdu / Hindi / Pashto
Training Services Design Methodology
ADDIE Training Design Methodology
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Course Overview
This comprehensive Business Ethics training course equips participants with essential knowledge and practical skills required for making ethical business decisions, navigating ethical dilemmas, and maintaining professional integrity in workplace environments. The course covers fundamental ethical principles along with practical techniques for ethical decision-making, conflict of interest management, anti-corruption compliance, confidentiality protection, and ethical leadership to enable professionals to recognize ethical issues, apply ethical frameworks, resolve moral dilemmas, and foster ethical organizational culture.
Participants will learn to apply proven methodologies including Ethical Decision-Making frameworks, Conflict of Interest identification, Code of Conduct application, Anti-Bribery and Corruption principles, Whistleblower Protection procedures, and Stakeholder Responsibility models to identify ethical dilemmas, evaluate alternatives, make principled decisions, maintain professional boundaries, and uphold organizational values. This course combines theoretical concepts with practical applications and real-world case studies to ensure participants gain valuable skills applicable to their professional environment while emphasizing integrity, transparency, accountability, and ethical leadership.
Key Learning Objectives
Understand fundamental business ethics principles and concepts
Apply ethical decision-making frameworks to workplace situations
Identify and manage conflicts of interest appropriately
Recognize and prevent bribery, corruption, and fraud
Maintain confidentiality and protect sensitive information
Navigate ethical dilemmas in professional relationships
Implement ethical leadership and role modeling
Ensure compliance with ethical standards and regulations
Group Exercises
Ethical dilemma analysis including (examining workplace scenarios, applying decision frameworks, evaluating alternatives, justifying decisions)
Conflict of interest identification including (recognizing potential conflicts, determining disclosure requirements, recommending management approaches)
Knowledge Assessment
Technical quizzes on ethics concepts including (multiple-choice questions on ethical principles, matching exercise for conflict types, framework identification)
Scenario-based assessments including (analyzing ethical situations, making decisions, applying codes of conduct)
Decision-making exercises including (evaluating dilemmas, considering stakeholders, selecting courses of action)
Policy application evaluation including (assessing compliance situations, identifying violations, recommending responses)
Course Outline
1. Introduction to Business Ethics
Business ethics definition including (moral principles, professional conduct, organizational values)
Ethics importance including (reputation protection, legal compliance, stakeholder trust, sustainable success)
Ethical challenges including (conflicting interests, pressure situations, gray areas, cultural differences)
Business ethics benefits including (employee morale, customer loyalty, investor confidence, risk reduction)
Ethical foundations including (integrity, honesty, fairness, respect, responsibility, transparency)
2. Ethical Theories and Decision-Making Frameworks
Ethical theories including (utilitarianism, deontology, virtue ethics, rights-based ethics)
Decision-making frameworks including (stakeholder analysis, consequence evaluation, principle testing)
Ethical decision-making models including (identify issue, gather facts, evaluate alternatives, decide, implement, reflect)
Tests for ethical decisions including (legality test, transparency test, mirror test, gut feeling test)
Ethical reasoning including (moral awareness, judgment, intention, action)
3. Code of Conduct and Organizational Values
Code of Conduct purpose including (behavior standards, expectations clarification, guidance provision)
Code content including (core values, ethical standards, compliance requirements, reporting procedures)
Policy application including (understanding expectations, seeking clarification, following procedures, reporting violations)
Values integration including (decision alignment, behavior consistency, cultural reinforcement)
Personal responsibility including (accountability, integrity, ethical awareness, continuous learning)
4. Conflict of Interest Recognition and Management
Conflict of interest definition including (personal interest versus organizational duty, competing loyalties, judgment compromise)
Common conflicts including (financial interests, outside employment, gifts and hospitality, personal relationships)
Disclosure requirements including (identification, reporting, documentation, management approval)
Conflict management including (recusal, reassignment, monitoring, transparency)
Avoiding appearance of impropriety including (perception management, professional boundaries, reputation protection)
5. Anti-Bribery and Corruption Compliance
Bribery and corruption including (payment for influence, kickbacks, facilitation payments, extortion)
Legal frameworks including (Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, UK Bribery Act, local anti-corruption laws)
Red flags including (unusual requests, third-party involvement, excessive gifts, lack of documentation)
Gifts and hospitality including (reasonable limits, business purpose, transparency, approval)
Due diligence including (third-party screening, contract provisions, ongoing monitoring)
6. Confidentiality and Information Protection
Confidential information including (trade secrets, proprietary data, customer information, employee data)
Information protection including (access control, secure storage, limited disclosure, proper disposal)
Insider trading including (material non-public information, trading prohibition, blackout periods)
Privacy protection including (personal data, consent, purpose limitation, security measures)
Information sharing including (need to know, authorized disclosure, confidentiality agreements)
7. Ethical Relationships and Professional Boundaries
Professional relationships including (colleagues, supervisors, subordinates, customers, suppliers, competitors)
Boundary maintenance including (appropriate interactions, power dynamics, favoritism avoidance)
Harassment and discrimination including (respect, equality, inclusion, zero tolerance)
Workplace romance including (disclosure, conflict management, professionalism)
Social media ethics including (professional representation, confidentiality, respectful communication)
8. Fair Dealing and Honest Communication
Fair dealing including (honesty, good faith, fair competition, integrity)
Truthful communication including (accuracy, completeness, no misleading, correction of errors)
Marketing ethics including (truthful advertising, substantiated claims, fair comparison)
Contract integrity including (honest negotiation, fulfilling commitments, transparent terms)
Competitive practices including (fair competition, no collusion, intellectual property respect)
9. Financial Integrity and Fraud Prevention
Financial ethics including (accurate reporting, proper documentation, internal controls, transparency)
Fraud types including (asset misappropriation, financial statement fraud, corruption)
Fraud indicators including (unusual transactions, override of controls, lifestyle changes, pressure situations)
Prevention measures including (segregation of duties, authorization, reconciliation, monitoring)
Reporting suspicions including (channels, protection, investigation, corrective action)
10. Ethical Leadership and Role Modeling
Ethical leadership including (values demonstration, tone from top, accountability, transparency)
Role modeling including (behavior consistency, decision visibility, integrity demonstration)
Creating ethical culture including (open communication, ethical discussion, recognition, consequences)
Employee empowerment including (ethics training, speak-up encouragement, safe reporting)
Ethical decision support including (guidance availability, consultation, resources)
11. Case Studies & Group Discussions
Business ethics failures including (Enron, Volkswagen emissions, Wells Fargo accounts, Theranos)
Ethical decision successes including (principled leadership, whistleblower courage, integrity under pressure)
Industry-specific dilemmas including (healthcare ethics, financial services, technology, manufacturing)
Common ethical challenges including (pressure to compromise, conflicting loyalties, gray areas)
The importance of proper training in developing effective business ethics capabilities
Practical Assessment
Ethical decision-making demonstration including (analyzing complex business scenario, applying ethical framework, justifying decision based on principles and consequences)
Ethics policy application including (evaluating workplace situation, identifying ethical issues, applying code of conduct, determining appropriate action)
Gained Core Technical Skills
Upon successful completion of this course, participants will have gained the following core technical skills:
Ethical principles including (integrity, honesty, fairness, respect, responsibility, transparency)
Decision-making frameworks including (ethical theories, stakeholder analysis, consequence evaluation, principle testing)
Code of Conduct application including (understanding standards, following procedures, seeking guidance, reporting violations)
Conflict of interest management including (identification, disclosure, management, avoiding impropriety)
Anti-corruption compliance including (bribery recognition, gift policies, red flag identification, due diligence)
Confidentiality protection including (information classification, access control, disclosure limitations, privacy respect)
Professional boundaries including (appropriate relationships, harassment prevention, social media ethics)
Fair dealing including (honest communication, truthful marketing, contract integrity, fair competition)
Financial integrity including (accurate reporting, fraud prevention, control compliance, suspicious activity reporting)
Ethical leadership including (role modeling, culture creation, employee empowerment, values reinforcement)
Training Design Methodology
ADDIE Training Design Methodology
Targeted Audience
Managers leading teams and making decisions
Employees at all organizational levels
Sales Professionals dealing with customers and competitors
Procurement Personnel managing supplier relationships
Finance Staff handling financial information and transactions
HR Professionals managing employee relations
Leaders setting organizational tone and culture
New Employees requiring ethics orientation
Why Choose This Course
Comprehensive coverage of business ethics from principles to practical application
Integration of ethical frameworks and real-world decision-making
Focus on practical application through case studies and dilemma analysis
Development of both ethical awareness and decision-making competencies
Emphasis on conflict of interest and anti-corruption compliance
Exposure to diverse ethical challenges across industries
Enhancement of professional integrity and judgment capabilities
Building of comprehensive business ethics competencies for workplace excellence and organizational reputation
Note
Note: This course outline, including specific topics, modules, and duration, can be customized based on the specific needs and requirements of the client.
Course Outline
1. Introduction to Business Ethics
Business ethics definition including (moral principles, professional conduct, organizational values)
Ethics importance including (reputation protection, legal compliance, stakeholder trust, sustainable success)
Ethical challenges including (conflicting interests, pressure situations, gray areas, cultural differences)
Business ethics benefits including (employee morale, customer loyalty, investor confidence, risk reduction)
Ethical foundations including (integrity, honesty, fairness, respect, responsibility, transparency)
2. Ethical Theories and Decision-Making Frameworks
Ethical theories including (utilitarianism, deontology, virtue ethics, rights-based ethics)
Decision-making frameworks including (stakeholder analysis, consequence evaluation, principle testing)
Ethical decision-making models including (identify issue, gather facts, evaluate alternatives, decide, implement, reflect)
Tests for ethical decisions including (legality test, transparency test, mirror test, gut feeling test)
Ethical reasoning including (moral awareness, judgment, intention, action)
3. Code of Conduct and Organizational Values
Code of Conduct purpose including (behavior standards, expectations clarification, guidance provision)
Code content including (core values, ethical standards, compliance requirements, reporting procedures)
Policy application including (understanding expectations, seeking clarification, following procedures, reporting violations)
Values integration including (decision alignment, behavior consistency, cultural reinforcement)
Personal responsibility including (accountability, integrity, ethical awareness, continuous learning)
4. Conflict of Interest Recognition and Management
Conflict of interest definition including (personal interest versus organizational duty, competing loyalties, judgment compromise)
Common conflicts including (financial interests, outside employment, gifts and hospitality, personal relationships)
Disclosure requirements including (identification, reporting, documentation, management approval)
Conflict management including (recusal, reassignment, monitoring, transparency)
Avoiding appearance of impropriety including (perception management, professional boundaries, reputation protection)
5. Anti-Bribery and Corruption Compliance
Bribery and corruption including (payment for influence, kickbacks, facilitation payments, extortion)
Legal frameworks including (Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, UK Bribery Act, local anti-corruption laws)
Red flags including (unusual requests, third-party involvement, excessive gifts, lack of documentation)
Gifts and hospitality including (reasonable limits, business purpose, transparency, approval)
Due diligence including (third-party screening, contract provisions, ongoing monitoring)
6. Confidentiality and Information Protection
Confidential information including (trade secrets, proprietary data, customer information, employee data)
Information protection including (access control, secure storage, limited disclosure, proper disposal)
Insider trading including (material non-public information, trading prohibition, blackout periods)
Privacy protection including (personal data, consent, purpose limitation, security measures)
Information sharing including (need to know, authorized disclosure, confidentiality agreements)
7. Ethical Relationships and Professional Boundaries
Professional relationships including (colleagues, supervisors, subordinates, customers, suppliers, competitors)
Boundary maintenance including (appropriate interactions, power dynamics, favoritism avoidance)
Harassment and discrimination including (respect, equality, inclusion, zero tolerance)
Workplace romance including (disclosure, conflict management, professionalism)
Social media ethics including (professional representation, confidentiality, respectful communication)
8. Fair Dealing and Honest Communication
Fair dealing including (honesty, good faith, fair competition, integrity)
Truthful communication including (accuracy, completeness, no misleading, correction of errors)
Marketing ethics including (truthful advertising, substantiated claims, fair comparison)
Contract integrity including (honest negotiation, fulfilling commitments, transparent terms)
Competitive practices including (fair competition, no collusion, intellectual property respect)
9. Financial Integrity and Fraud Prevention
Financial ethics including (accurate reporting, proper documentation, internal controls, transparency)
Fraud types including (asset misappropriation, financial statement fraud, corruption)
Fraud indicators including (unusual transactions, override of controls, lifestyle changes, pressure situations)
Prevention measures including (segregation of duties, authorization, reconciliation, monitoring)
Reporting suspicions including (channels, protection, investigation, corrective action)
10. Ethical Leadership and Role Modeling
Ethical leadership including (values demonstration, tone from top, accountability, transparency)
Role modeling including (behavior consistency, decision visibility, integrity demonstration)
Creating ethical culture including (open communication, ethical discussion, recognition, consequences)
Employee empowerment including (ethics training, speak-up encouragement, safe reporting)
Ethical decision support including (guidance availability, consultation, resources)
11. Case Studies & Group Discussions
Business ethics failures including (Enron, Volkswagen emissions, Wells Fargo accounts, Theranos)
Ethical decision successes including (principled leadership, whistleblower courage, integrity under pressure)
Industry-specific dilemmas including (healthcare ethics, financial services, technology, manufacturing)
Common ethical challenges including (pressure to compromise, conflicting loyalties, gray areas)
The importance of proper training in developing effective business ethics capabilities
Why Choose This Course?
Comprehensive coverage of business ethics from principles to practical application
Integration of ethical frameworks and real-world decision-making
Focus on practical application through case studies and dilemma analysis
Development of both ethical awareness and decision-making competencies
Emphasis on conflict of interest and anti-corruption compliance
Exposure to diverse ethical challenges across industries
Enhancement of professional integrity and judgment capabilities
Building of comprehensive business ethics competencies for workplace excellence and organizational reputation
Note: This course outline, including specific topics, modules, and duration, can be customized based on the specific needs and requirements of the client.
Practical Assessment
Ethical decision-making demonstration including (analyzing complex business scenario, applying ethical framework, justifying decision based on principles and consequences)
Ethics policy application including (evaluating workplace situation, identifying ethical issues, applying code of conduct, determining appropriate action)
Course Overview
This comprehensive Business Ethics training course equips participants with essential knowledge and practical skills required for making ethical business decisions, navigating ethical dilemmas, and maintaining professional integrity in workplace environments. The course covers fundamental ethical principles along with practical techniques for ethical decision-making, conflict of interest management, anti-corruption compliance, confidentiality protection, and ethical leadership to enable professionals to recognize ethical issues, apply ethical frameworks, resolve moral dilemmas, and foster ethical organizational culture.
Participants will learn to apply proven methodologies including Ethical Decision-Making frameworks, Conflict of Interest identification, Code of Conduct application, Anti-Bribery and Corruption principles, Whistleblower Protection procedures, and Stakeholder Responsibility models to identify ethical dilemmas, evaluate alternatives, make principled decisions, maintain professional boundaries, and uphold organizational values. This course combines theoretical concepts with practical applications and real-world case studies to ensure participants gain valuable skills applicable to their professional environment while emphasizing integrity, transparency, accountability, and ethical leadership.
Key Learning Objectives
Understand fundamental business ethics principles and concepts
Apply ethical decision-making frameworks to workplace situations
Identify and manage conflicts of interest appropriately
Recognize and prevent bribery, corruption, and fraud
Maintain confidentiality and protect sensitive information
Navigate ethical dilemmas in professional relationships
Implement ethical leadership and role modeling
Ensure compliance with ethical standards and regulations
Knowledge Assessment
Technical quizzes on ethics concepts including (multiple-choice questions on ethical principles, matching exercise for conflict types, framework identification)
Scenario-based assessments including (analyzing ethical situations, making decisions, applying codes of conduct)
Decision-making exercises including (evaluating dilemmas, considering stakeholders, selecting courses of action)
Policy application evaluation including (assessing compliance situations, identifying violations, recommending responses)
Targeted Audience
Managers leading teams and making decisions
Employees at all organizational levels
Sales Professionals dealing with customers and competitors
Procurement Personnel managing supplier relationships
Finance Staff handling financial information and transactions
HR Professionals managing employee relations
Leaders setting organizational tone and culture
New Employees requiring ethics orientation
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