Diploma Program
Supply Chain Management Specialist 400
Program Duration: 1920 hrs = 96 weeks (Classroom Instruction 480 hrs) (Coo-op 480 hrs)
Brief Program Description
The Supply Chain Management program meets this complex industry’s current needs for skilled professionals. Students attend courses designed to provide a solid skills base in all the components of a Supply Chain Management system as well as providing valuable skills and knowledge in the business aspects such as: Communication & Negotiation, Business Ethics, Digital Business & E-Commerce and Project Management. Supply Chain Management is a broad term that includes a variety of roles and functions such as; operations, purchasing, warehousing, distribution and logistics. The needs and diversity of roles can also depend on the industry when it comes to the daily responsibilities of a supply chain professional.
Career Occupation
Example Job Titles:
- Freight Traffic Coordinator
- Inventory Management Officer
- Material Control Coordinator
- Ocean Freight Coordinator
- Parts Shipping Manager
- Purchasing and Inventory Management Coordinator
- Procurement Manager
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
English Requirements:
- Duolingo: 95
- TOEFL (paper based): 537
- TOEFL (IBT): 75
- IELTS: 6
- LPI Level 4 with essay 25
- TOEIC: 700
- Successfully reached the Upper Intermediate Level at
- SELC English Language Centre.
- SELC Career College Placement Test
Students require ALL of the following:
Applicants must be 19 years of age or older.
Proof of Canadian citizenship or permanent residency for domestic students;
High school diploma and/or commencement of post-secondary studies OR applicants must have successfully completed 400 hours of work in the program industry (written evidence is required)
About This Program
Program Duration
1920 hrs = 96 weeks (Classroom Instruction 960 hrs) (Co-op 960 hrs)
Courses
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Learning Objectives
Upon completion of this program the successful student will have reliably demonstrated the ability to:
Explain the key concepts, principles, and practices of management and business functions in supply chain management.
Describe end-to-end supply chain performance through the development and management of operational and strategic plans.
Negotiate effectively in oral, and written form appropriate to external and internal stakeholders.
Explain how to make supply chain decisions integrating consideration of business and professional ethics, and sustainability.
Outline and explain how digital business and e-commerce work within supply chain management.
Explain transportation systems
Describe logistics processes
Explain the fundamentals of transportation law
Describe economic influences on logistics
Explain integrated logistics
Describe the fundamentals of project management
Graduation Requirements
- Students must achieve a minimum of 60% grade in all courses and successfully complete their Work Experience.
- Students must achieve a minimum pass rate of 50% on all Final Exams and projects.
- Students must also maintain a minimum of 80% attendance throughout the duration of each course in the program.
- Students are expected to complete all course exams, quizzes and assignments, as well as participate in all discussions and activities.
- Students must complete the assigned co-op report to be submitted one-week after the completion of their co-op placement and achieve a Satisfactory Grade (S) in order to receive their formal Diploma.
CITT
SELC is a designated “Centre of Excellence in Logistics & Learning” for the Canadian Institute of Traffic and Transportation (CITT) and students in the program will receive the entire CITT training courses and associated certifications. Students that successfully complete the full academic requirements are eligible for the CCLP designation (CITT – Certified Logistics Professional).
