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Why ISO 9001:2026 moves ethics from assumed to written into the standard, and why ethics was never limited to what any standard asks for. Trace ISO 9001 from its first edition in 1987 to 2026, see what a 1977 boardroom decision teaches about responsibility, and learn the two strikes a certified company takes when misconduct comes to light. You’ll finish with the business case for ethical quality management and three honest questions about your own organization.

Before you start: download the Participant Workbook (Module 1 worksheet) and the 200 Negative Ethics Actions list. You’ll need both before Module 2.

The name matches the curriculum already on your course page, so learners see the same title in both places. The last line is optional. It works well in TutorLMS as a lesson note or attachment reminder, since Module 1 is where learners first use the workbook.

Exercise Files
Ethics-Workshop-Participant-Workbook (pdf)
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