We offer a number of qualifications to support your professional development in Procurement & Supply; that take up to one year to complete. Procurement professionals are needed globally, giving you endless opportunities to work abroad or travel to meet suppliers. Procurement is an important function in every business meaning this crucial role offers great career opportunities and job security.
The Level 3 Advanced certificate is designed for those who are within an operational role and will provide the knowledge, skills and understanding in order to carry out procurement and supply tasks.
The learner will develop the knowledge to understand demand management, arrange supply logistics and implement new contracts
Five units:
This qualification is designed for those working within the following typical job titles; Administrator, Assistant buyer, Assistant contract officer, Contract analyst, Stock / inventory controller / planner. There are no age restrictions in relation to this qualification.
Based at the same level as a first year of an undergraduate degree course, you will be equipped with essential knowledge and tools that you can apply immediately in your workplace.
Based at the same level as a first year of an undergraduate degree course, you will be equipped with essential knowledge and tools that you can apply immediately in your workplace.
Building on the practical knowledge and understanding gained at the CIPS Level 4 Diploma in Procurement and Supply.
Building on the practical knowledge and understanding gained at the CIPS Level 4 Diploma in Procurement and Supply, your learning will focus on:
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On successful completion of the Diploma, Advanced and Professional diplomas in conjunction with three years’ experience in a role of responsibility in procurement and supply, you may apply for full membership of CIPS to use the designatory letters, MCIPS.