Supply Chain Management

Program Benefits

– Pathway partnership with can put credits towards a Bachelor of Business Administration from Yorkville University

– Meet the requirements and standards set by the Supply Chain Management Association

Admission

-High school graduation or equivalent*

– Mature student status**

*From an English-language teaching institution.

**19 years of age upon starting classes and pass the college’s admissions test.

Career Opportunities

– Sourcing and procurement specialist

– Purchasing manager

– Pricing coordinator

– Supply and demand analyst

– Demand forecasting lead

– Supply chain coordinator

– Demand forecasting lead

Supply chain management focuses on overseeing the flow of goods and services from suppliers to consumers. It involves multiple stages such as procurement, storage, transportation, and distribution, and requires a diverse set of skills including supply and demand forecasting, operations and financial planning, negotiation, as well as technical and IT expertise.

The Logistics and Supply Chain Management diploma program, delivered fully online, is designed to prepare students to succeed and advance in this dynamic field. This industry is one of the largest employment sectors in Canada, with close to one million people working in supply chain–related occupations. As global trade and logistics continue to expand, supply chain management is expected to grow steadily, creating tens of thousands of new job opportunities each year.

Pathway Partnership
Through a pathway partnership, credits earned in this program may be applied toward a Bachelor of Business Administration degree from Yorkville University. Additional details are available on the pathway partnership page.

Supply Chain Canada
This program has been approved for advanced standing toward the Supply Chain Management Professional (SCMP™) designation.

Supply Chain Canada and Bright Horizon Academy are committed to supporting graduates of the Supply Chain Management program throughout their careers, helping them remain at the forefront of supply chain practices, enhance organizational performance, and contribute to the ongoing transformation of supply chain systems across Canada.

To support this goal, an agreement has been established to provide an accelerated pathway for graduates of the program who achieve a minimum grade of 70% and have completed the program within the past two years. Eligible graduates may receive advanced standing toward the following SCMP academic components:

• Module 2: Procurement and Supply Management
• Module 3: Logistics and Transportation
• Module 4: Operations and Process Management
• Workshop 2: Negotiation Skills

In addition to the SCMP academic coursework, candidates must successfully complete the SCMP Leadership Residency and the National Case Study Final Examination. All SCMP candidates must also meet the three-year work experience requirement, which may include employment, internships, or co-op placements.

This program is approved by the Registrar of the Private Training Institutions Branch (PTIB) of the Ministry of Advanced Education and Skills Training.

Salary

Qestions & Answers

What is the role of a Supply Chain Management?

Supply chain management is the overseeing of the flow of goods and services from raw materials to final products. It includes all the processes involved in getting products to customers, such as shipping. As the global economy recovers, demand and supply continue to be at odds with each other.

What skills are essential for a Supply Chain Management?

Essential skills for a career in Supply Chain Management include:

Analytical Skills, Communication Skills, Problem-Solving Skills,Negotiation Skills,Technical Competence,Project Management,Global Awareness,Adaptability,Leadership Skills,Attention to Detail,Customer Focus,Risk Management,Financial Acumen,Continuous Improvement,Collaboration,Knowledge of Regulations.

What are some common tasks performed by Supply Chain Management?

Here are some common tasks performed by professionals in Supply Chain Management:

Demand Planning,Inventory Management,Procurement and Sourcing,Supplier Relationship Management (SRM),Production Planning and Scheduling,Logistics and Transportation Management,Warehousing and Distribution,Order Fulfillment,Risk Management,Technology Integration,Continuous Improvement,Compliance and Regulations

What is the educational requirement for becoming a Supply Chain Manager?

The educational requirements for a Supply Chain Manager can vary depending on the employer, industry, and the specific demands of the job. However, many employers seek candidates with a combination of education and relevant experience.

What career advancement opportunities are available for Supply Chain Management?

Some common career paths and advancement opportunities in Supply Chain Management include:

Senior Supply Chain Manager,Director of Supply Chain,Vice President of Supply Chain,Chief Supply Chain Officer (CSCO),Cross-Functional Roles,Specialized Roles,Entrepreneurship,Global Roles,Education and Training,Technological Leadership,Certifications and Continuous Learning,Networking and Industry Involvement