{"content":[{"text":"TOPICS OF THE 21 PRE- \n RECORDED ONLINE MODULES? \n What are the topics covered in the program of the 21 pre-recorded online modules?","bbox":{"left":0.087482,"top":0.053024,"width":0.7190380000000001,"height":0.09014299999999999}},{"text":"This module outlines the legal obligations of an architect and the \n consequences of breaching them. It focuses on five key areas of special \n importance: negligence, contracts, the Architects Acts, the National \n Construction Code, and safe design.","bbox":{"left":0.284049,"top":0.157025,"width":0.609665,"height":0.071518}},{"text":"01 What is the Law?","bbox":{"left":0.099778,"top":0.211614,"width":0.168208,"height":0.016929}},{"text":"Contract law exists so that there is as much consistency and certainty as \n possible in everyone’s relations with one another. In the business sector, \n businesspeople must be able to hold each other to their promises. On the \n other hand, it is clear that in certain situations, statements made by a party \n should not be taken by another as a promise. Contract law aims to strike a \n balance between these considerations.","bbox":{"left":0.284049,"top":0.244112,"width":0.628478,"height":0.10789899999999997}},{"text":"02 What is a \n Contract?","bbox":{"left":0.099778,"top":0.316945,"width":0.106206,"height":0.035065999999999986}},{"text":"This module is aimed to assist graduates to have a better understanding of \n authority approvals, planning controls and how these matters affect the \n practice of architecture. We will also briefly introduce other standards such \n as NCC and DDA that affect your work during the preparation of \n development applications.","bbox":{"left":0.284049,"top":0.367722,"width":0.633337,"height":0.08947700000000003}},{"text":"03 Authority \n Approvals and \n Planning Controls","bbox":{"left":0.099778,"top":0.404067,"width":0.15138,"height":0.05313200000000001}},{"text":"Professional indemnity insurances are some of the most important \n insurances that an architect needs to undertake business and can prevent it \n from going under in the event of a claim. This module will discuss: \n – One of the most important clauses of a professional indemnity insurance \n policy, the ‘insuring clause’; \n – Common ‘need to know’ insurance terms; \n – The difference between professional indemnity and public liability \n insurance; \n – Other types of insurance that are relevant for your business; \n – Common policy exclusions; \n – The fundamental nature of a professional indemnity policy namely that it is \n a ‘claims made and notified’ insurance; \n – The important requirement of the duty to notify;","bbox":{"left":0.284049,"top":0.47291,"width":0.643555,"height":0.235311}},{"text":"04 Professional \n Indemnity Insurance","bbox":{"left":0.099778,"top":0.67319,"width":0.170629,"height":0.035031000000000034}},{"text":"05 Practice \n Management","bbox":{"left":0.099778,"top":0.723789,"width":0.11069300000000001,"height":0.035030000000000006}},{"text":"This module covers a range of topics from the establishment of a practice \n through to its successful operation.","bbox":{"left":0.284049,"top":0.723789,"width":0.6232840000000001,"height":0.035030000000000006}},{"text":"This module discusses areas of risk arising in architectural practice including \n avoidable and unavoidable risks, and introduces a number of tools that assist \n architects in managing risk in the delivery of designs.","bbox":{"left":0.284049,"top":0.774566,"width":0.650639,"height":0.05313199999999996}},{"text":"06 Risk \n Management","bbox":{"left":0.099778,"top":0.79281,"width":0.11069300000000001,"height":0.03488799999999992}},{"text":"07 Commissions \n and Briefs","bbox":{"left":0.099778,"top":0.843408,"width":0.14088399999999998,"height":0.03503099999999992}},{"text":"This module deals predominately with the early parts of architects’ \n interactions with a potential client. This topic relates closely to subsequent","bbox":{"left":0.284049,"top":0.852958,"width":0.629665,"height":0.035026}}],"images_bbox":[],"images_bbox_not_text_overlap":[]}