The national accreditation program that leads to the Supply Chain Management Professional (SCMP) designation has been redesigned to meet the evolving needs of the market. Now called the Strategic Supply Chain Management Leadership Program (SSCMLP), the new program is the leading education program in supply chain management.
Combining supply chain management knowledge and broad business skills, the new program is designed to be taken over 36 months concurrent with full-time employment. Enrolling in the program is your first step towards launching or accelerating your career in the field of supply chain management.
Learn more about the program vision and objectives:
At a Glance: Strategic Supply Chain Management Leadership Program
- 8 Modules Cover the foundations of supply chain management
- 6 Interactive Workshops Address high-level business skills
- In-Residence Week Integrates knowledge from modules and workshops
- Final Examination Tests knowledge acquired throughout the program and practical experience
- Practical Experience Minimum of three years progressive supply chain experience
For a full description of the program and administrative policies and procedures, please consult the Accreditation Handbook.
Admission Requirement
If you have a business degree or diploma from a recognized Canadian university, college or technical institute, you meet the admission requirement. Other individuals must complete specific business courses at a post-secondary institution. Learn more about the business knowledge requirement.
Schedule, Format and Fees
The Strategic Supply Chain Management Leadership Program is offered in both in-class and correspondence formats. Program intake is once a year in September. Read more about the program schedule, study options and fees.
Program Application
Prospective candidates must apply to the PMAC National office for acceptance into the Strategic Supply Chain Management Leadership Program. Enrolment in the program also requires PMAC membership. To apply, please submit the Membership & Accreditation Program Application Form.
Non-accreditation candidates in Newfoundland & Labrador, including SCMPs, other PMAC members and non-members, may also enrol in the program's modules and interactive workshops for ongoing professional development, subject to space availability. Simply fill out the Module & Interactive Workshop Enrolment Form and submit it to the PMAC National office.
Questions
Please direct any inquiries about the program to:
Eve Mechici
Registrar
PMAC National Office
Toll free: 1-888-799-0877 x 3121
E-mail: emechici@pmac.ca