Supply Chain Management Professional (SCMP) Designation
Canada’s Principal Designation in Supply Chain
The SCMP Designation will not only provide applied learning to immediately impact your performance at work, it will also signal to your employer the commitment to excellence, ethics and professionalism you stand for. Distinguish yourself in your field.
Why Become a SCMP?
SCMPs are recognized as strategic supply chain management professionals who help companies achieve a competitive edge. Learn innovative leadership and distinct competencies.
Impact
You will be seen as a pre-eminent authority, strategic leader and decision-maker in the industry.
Advancement
Employers commonly ask for enrolment in the SCMP Designation Program when hiring for supply chain management roles.
MBA
For those who hold SCMP Designation in good standing, Athabasca University will grant transfer credit within their Executive MBA Program.
Earning Power
SCMPs, on average, earn 22% or more annually than those without the designation.
Global Perspective
SCMPs gain access to top thought leaders from around the world through Supply Chain Canada's global relationships with organizations like ASCM and NASCO.
Satisfaction
After completing the rigorous program, you earn supply chain management’s most respected credential and stand out from the rest.
Program At A Glance
In order to earn the SCMP, you must successfully complete all of the following:
8 Modules
on Strategic Supply Chain Management Knowledge
- Supply Chain Management
- Procurement and Supply Management
- Logistics and Transportation
- Operations and Process Management
- Knowledge Management
- Global Sourcing
- Supply Chain Management for the Public Sector
- Supply Chain Management for Services, Capital Goods and Major Projects
6 Interactive Workshops
on High-Level Business Skills
- Leadership and Professionalism
- Negotiation Skills
- Communication and Relational Skills
- Competitive Bidding, Contract Preparation and Contract Management
- Risk Management
- Ethical Behavior and Social Responsibility
Evaluation
- In addition to an overall grade of 60%, a pass in every of the previous components is required.
- Module: (30%) Final assignment/case analysis and group/individual participation
- Workshops: (15%) Session work, case analysis or project assignment and group/individual participation.
- SCMP Leadership Residency: (10%) for individual attendance and participation for the full program (including Final Exam preparation session).
- Final Exam: (45%) Full Case analysis demonstrating leadership competencies of the program
SCMP Leadership Residency
- Integrate and advance knowledge from Modules and Workshops, hone management and leadership skills, final exam preparation.
Final Examination
- Test knowledge acquired in a case-based exam.
Practical Work Experience
- A minimum of three years of practical work experience in any aspect of supply chain management.
Admission Requirements
Those applying for the SCMP Designation Program must satisfy the following entry requirements:
- Membership in Supply Chain Canada; and
- Language Proficiency: Where neither English nor French is the applicant’s native language, Canadian Language Benchmark (CLB) proficiency of level 6 or higher must be demonstrated; and
- Academic Credentials: A degree or diploma in a business-related field from a recognized Canadian post-secondary institution (or proof of an international equivalency); or
- Experience: A minimum of 5 years of work or military experience in supply chain management.
Ask us about the program
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