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Introduction
This is the first of CIPS entry level qualifications and is suitable for those who want to specialise in a specific is ideal for you if you're just starting your career or if procurement and supply is part of your role.
It will prepare learners for work by giving them the opportunity to develop sector-specific knowledge, technical and practical skills, and to apply these skills in work-related environments. This qualification supports learners within operational roles within the procurement and supply profession.
CIPS qualifications are regulated internationally to ensure we offer a recognised, professional standard in procurement and supply.
What Will You Learn?
Based on the Tactical and Operational levels of CIPS Global Standard, you will come away with a clear knowledge and understanding of facts, procedures and processes related to procurement and supply. You will be able to effectively interpret information and ideas, and learn how to identify, gather and use relevant information.
upon completion of this qualification; you will be able to recognise and describe the key transactional processes of procurement and supply.
Who is it for?
For anyone new to the profession, with little or no business experience and those aspiring to move into a career in procurement and supply.
It is also ideal for managers in other professions and business leaders or entrepreneurs who need to understand how procurement should function and its overall impact on business success.
Students
Fresh graduates
Administrative assistant
Purchasing assistant
Contracts administrator
Stock controller
Anyone aiming to work in procurement and supply and have no experience or procurement background
Level Description
You are required to complete 18 credits to achieve this qualification by studying and completing the following 5 core modules:
1. (L2M1) Introducing Procurement and Supply:
On completion of the module, learners will be able to identify the fundamental roles and activities, the systems, procedures, processes and contracts associated with the procurement and supply function.
2. (L2M2) Procurement and Supply Operations:
On completion of the module, learners will be able to identify types of business organisations. They will define the fundamentals and components of the contracting process, identify sources of information on suppliers and customers and define pricing methods used for the purchasing of goods or services.
3. (L2M3) Stakeholder Relationships:
On completion of this module, learners will be able to define stakeholders and explain the key market factors that impact on the procurement and supply function. They will also define the role of effective communication in the successful development and maintenance of internal and external relationships.
4. (L2M4) Systems Technology:
On completion of this module, learners will be able to define the uses of, and identify the advantages offered by systems technology in improving procurement and supply activity whilst maintaining overall quality.
5. (L2M5) Inventory, Logistics and Expediting:
On completion of this module, learners will be able to identify the key role that inventory has to play and define the principles and processes associated with effective logistics control, explaining how effective expediting can be achieved in procurement and supply.
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