Supply Chain Management 3

course information

Course: Short Cource

Mode: Distance

Study Period: up to 6 months

Course Code: SCM103

course price

Price before bursary:

R9,998

Price after bursary:

R5,999

Monthly

Payment Plan

R500

per month

[over 12 months]

Registration fee:

R850

Once off payment

R5,545

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Course Overview

Procurement and Supply Chain are considered to be the cornerstone of many organisations. This Fundamentals of Procurement and Supply Chain Management Short Course is for anyone who wants a deeper understanding of the Procurement and Supply Chain environment.

During this course, the student will cover the following units :

Unit 8: Negotiation Skills
Unit 9: Contract Management
Unit 10: Sourcing

Study period: up to 6 months

Assessment and Award

Students will have to successfully complete knowledge-based assessments and summative activities on successful completion of this, students will receive an Academy of York Fundamentals of Procurement and Supply Chain Management 3 Short Course Skills Certificate.

Entry Requirements

There are no entry requirements for this course.

Accreditation

Academy of York is accredited by FASSET SETA, SAIOSH, SABPP, PMSA, COMENSA and the Institute of Certified Bookkeepers (ICB), and is registered with the QCTO as a Private College.

This course is approved by Academy of York

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