Get the Skills to Become a Supply Chain Management Professional

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Supply Chain Management Training Program in British Columbia

Supply Chain Management professionals play an important role in keeping commerce moving. Skilled professionals in this field make sure businesses receive quality materials and oversee the effective and efficient shipment, delivery and receipt of products we rely on.

If you are a driven, organized multi-tasker, training to become a Supply Chain Management professional could be an excellent opportunity for you.

With the option to choose the traditional program or add a co-op experience, this program caters to your individual career goals and learning preferences.

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Supply Chain Management

41 or 76-Week* Diploma | $65,175 median annual salary**

Expected Job Openings in BC (2023-2033): 1,520**
Graduates hired by manufacturing firms, warehouses, & government agencies
Advance into Operations Management, Logistics Analysis, Distribution Management, and much more!

**https://www.workbc.ca/career-profiles/supervisors-supply-chain-tracking-and-scheduling-coordination-occupations visited on May 30, 2024. Salary source for supervisors, supply chain, tracking and scheduling coordination occupations in British Columbia with lowest 10% earning $41,600 to the highest 10% of workers earning $92,102.

Becoming a Professional Supply Chain Management Professional

This program allows the students to learn the fundamental management techniques in the practical world of supply chain management. Supply Chain Management (SCM) with Co-op graduates will develop their competence and specialized skill set in both the manufacturing and service industries.

Students will also learn the complex transformation path of moving the goods from the source to consumers. The course also articulates knowledge, skill, and ability in areas of the transportation and warehousing sectors. Students will have a greater understanding of risk management in supply chain and strategies of mitigation.

Various subjects in the program would provide a well-rounded knowledge required by small and medium enterprises. Industry based case studies will stimulate a greater understanding of the issues faced in the operations and supply chain management.

This program is eligible for up to $3,000 in scholarships.

Co-op Placement Option Available

Cambria College offers a 41-week* Supply Chain Management program for those who wish to take a shorter program and quickly start a career. Alternatively, you can spend an additional 35 weeks* completing a 760-hour co-op placement.

This gives you a unique opportunity to gain hands-on experience and develop professional networks while completing your Diploma program. You’ll gain comprehensive knowledge and skills that you can apply in any hospitality setting.

Course Breakdown

Course No	Name of Subject	Hours
SCOM001	Introduction to Technology and Microsoft Office	60
SCOM002	Managing Academic Strategies	20
SCOM003	Principles of Supply Chain Management	60
SCOM004	Supply Chain Operations, Logistics and Distribution	60
SCOM005	Materials Management and Procurement	60
SCOM006	Transportation Systems & Reverse Logistics	60
SCOM007	Supply Chain Risk Mitigation and Management	60
SCOM008	Warehouse Design & Planning	60
SCOM009	International Logistics and Customs Regulations	60
SCOM010	Supply Chain and Demand Management	40
SCOM011	Accounting and Bookkeeping Management	40
SCOM012	Data Managerial Information System	40
SCOM013	Project and Operation Management	60
SCOM014	Total Quality Management	40
SCOM015	Business Law, Contracts & Negotiations	40
Total		880

Program Duration

Total Program Hours	880
Total Program Weeks	41*

Admissions Requirements

High School Graduation or equivalent OR mature student status (19 years or older prior to starting the program)
Meet one of the following English Language Proficiency requirements:
a. Minimum Grade 12 English (Domestic Students)
b. For English as second language students;
i. International English Language Testing System (IELTS) overall band of 6.0 or higher, with a minimum 6.0 in each band,
ii. Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL iBT) 73,
iii. Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL PBT) 540-543,
iv. Test of English for International Communication (TOEIC) 700,
v. Canadian English Language Proficiency Index Program (CELPIP) 7 or higher, with a minimum of 6.0 in all four skills,
vi. Canadian Academic English Language Assessment (CAEL): Score of 50 or higher with no sub score less than 50,
vii. Pearson Test of English (PTE): Score of 46 or higher,
viii. Cambridge English Language FCE,
ix. Language Proficiency Index (LPI): Level 4 with an essay score of 26 or higher,
x. Duolingo English Test (DUOLINGO) 95
c. Pass the College’s English Assessment test with 60% or higher.

Learning Objectives

Upon successful completion of the program, you will be able to:

Examine connections between supply chain design, processes and roles, stakeholder expectations, operations, logistics and distribution to guide critical and analytical thinking and communication skills to problem solving and coordination of tasks.
Determine financial implications of supply chain decisions and design and value add to the overall business profitability, improve efficiencies and stakeholder satisfaction.
Apply risk mitigation strategies and create efficiencies within supply chain management decisions
Provide leadership and decision-making skills when handling the movement of goods, services, and materials between supply chains
Utilize appropriate technologies to streamline efficiencies within workplace performance functions, transactions, and communications
Display and apply leadership skills to manage and secure strategic relationships with stakeholders to support operational business targets
Apply latest industry related technologies, monitor industry trends, observe both domestic and international economies along with political environments to guide decision making and business goals
Procure optimal inventory and materials management to ensure that the proper balance between production and capacity are reached

Program Fees

Domestic Students:

Application Fee: $250
Assessment Fee: $100
Tuition: $18,000
Textbooks: $1,965
Others: $50

Total: $20,365

Domestic Students (With Co-op):

Application Fee: $250
Assessment Fee: $100
Tuition: $19,000
Textbooks: $1,965
Others: $50

Total: $21,365

International Students:

Application Fee: $1,000
Assessment Fee: $250
Tuition: $23,000
Textbooks: $1,965
Others: $50

Total: $26,265

International Students (With Co-op):

Application Fee: $1,000
Assessment Fee: $250
Tuition: $24,000
Textbooks: $1,965
Others: $50

Total: $27,265

Career Opportunities

Supply Chain & Logistics Manager
Material Manager
Procurement Director
Sourcing and procurement specialist
Purchasing manager
Pricing coordinator
Supply and demand analyst
Demand forecasting lead
Supply chain logistics planner
Supply chain coordinator

Designed to prepare graduates for NOC 0113.

This program is approved by the Private Training Institution Branch (PTIB) of the Ministry of Post-Secondary Education and Future Skills.

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Vancouver: (604) 428-7500
Victoria: (778) 265-7547

*Program length when completed in normal time