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CBA’s new Anti-Corruption e-learning training in English

On March 13th updated versions of the CBA’s Anti-Corruption e-learning training in English have been activated.

Since the beginning of functioning of the CBA’s anti-corruption e-learning platform until March 12th 2019, the e-learning training has been completed by more than 140 thousand people.

Commonly available, free e-learning platform created and launched by the Central Anti-Corruption Bureau runs for almost 5 years. It is one of few examples of such an application in Europe. Current version includes modern legislative and organisational solutions in the scope of counteracting corruption in Poland and is adjusted to needs of all people interested in anti-corruption issues, especially officials, entrepreneurs and students. With a view to English-speaking users on March 13th the updated English version of the platform has been activated.

The primary objective of the CBA’s e-learning platform is to raise the society’s knowledge of corruption and in this sense it should be considered as one of the forms of counteracting this phenomenon. On the platform, there are available three separate training modules in two language versions – Polish and English:

  • Corruption in public administration,
  • Corruption in business,
  • Counteracting corruption.

The e-learning platform of the CBA does not collect or process personal data. Individual modules can be completed in about 2–3 hours. At the end of each module, there is a knowledge test, after completion of which the user can generate a certificate of completion of the training. Since the beginning of functioning of the CBA’s anti-corruption e-learning platform until March 12th 2019 the e-learning training has been completed by more than 140 thousand people.

All training courses are available at: E-learning CBA. The Central Anti-Corruption Bureau encourages to go through the training courses in full scope.

The Anti-Corruption Information and Education Unit of the Cabinet of the Head of the Central Anti-Corruption Bureau

 

 

 

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