Get a Leg Up On the Competition and Increase Your Marketability and Value to Your Supply Chain Management Career…

The Supply Chain Management field is set for massive disruption, but this won’t change…

…with the forecast of driverless trucks, automation, artificial intelligence, big data and more, the Supply Chain Management field is going to experience massive changes in the next ten to twenty year (or less!).

However, the concepts and principles in effectively managing your supply chain won’t change. Especially, if you know how to apply the principles to a changing technological environment.

Do you face these Supply Chain problems?

• You perform supply chain management job functions but don’t have any formal training (basically learning on the job)?
• You don’t have a “system” or proper “checklist” for evaluating potential suppliers?
• You’re worried about trying to reduce costs yet damaging quality of product/service at the same time?
• How to you create on-going efficiency and costs savings throughout your supply chain?
• These are just some of the problems you face on a daily basis…

The Certified Supply Chain Management Professional (CSCMP)™ shows you this and more…

…our goal is to give you an overview and understanding of the supply chain, both conceptually and in practice, and to be able to identify and to take up opportunities for reducing costs and adding value.

Imagine This…

Upon completing the Certified Supply Chain Management Professional (CSCMP)™ training, you are now able to:

• Apply a deeper understanding of supply chain concepts and their application
• Seek and address opportunities for improvements in your supply chain
• Critically evaluate, select and employ appropriate tools and techniques to improve the supply chain, both internally and externally
• Demonstrate competence in the pro-active management of the supply chain
• Enhance the performance of your supply chains in the key areas of price, cost, quality and service

Why Choose the CSCMP™ Designation?

There are lots of Supply Chain-related designations on the market, so why get CSCMP™ qualified?

• Two for one value. What do I mean? The CSCMP training is designed to be aligned with other well-known supply chain qualifications and international standards on the market so by taking the CSMP certification you not only gain the CSCMP certification, but you’ll also be equipped to take other Supply Chain-related qualifications without having to take additional preparation courses.
  
  We adopt a proactive, participative and delegate-centred approach with emphasis on the practical application of the tools, techniques and templates.
  
  The creation of Action Plans by the participants has always been the experiential dimension to all our courses.
  
  We appreciate the need to ensure the learning is embedded into the fabric of the organisation and we use context – based case studies and other tasks to achieve this.
• Belief in on-going development. Other designations only require to take a one-off course and test and you are “certified” forever without any on-going professional development requirements. While that seems great on the surface, we believe in taking the Supply Chain Management profession more seriously. We believe in a requirement to continuously keep up-to-date and adding skills to your development in order to be taken seriously as a professional. It’s why we provide all of this as part of your on-going Membership.
• We’re not the cheapest certified training provider but we’re not the most expensive either. Let me ask you this question:
  
  “Would you rather be seen as having the lowest cost designation/certification in the industry? Or would you rather invest just a little bit more to be seen as taking your profession more seriously?”
  
  Do you think that bump in your career and income would give you the better return?
• Ethan Hathaway is the ONLY certified training provider who is accredited by the British Accreditation Council (BAC) as an International Centre. Most other providers don’t bother with the amount of hurdles and stringent requirements needed to become BAC accredited – we felt it was worth going through to give you peace of mind.
  
  How is being BAC Accredited different from CPD Accredited? CPD accreditation looks at the quality of materials covered in a course. So it doesn’t look at the company delivering the course. Using a food manufacturing example, CPD would look at the ingredients listed in the making of a food product. As long as the ingredients and quantity are acceptable, then they would be approved for “CPD”.
  
  Whereas, being BAC Accredited means the food manufacturer is physically inspected for how it produces its food product and how it guarantees a standard quality of delivery.
  
  It’s taking CPD accreditation one step further.

We could charge $10,000 and it would still be of value because think of all the financial returns you gain from knowing how to manage your business operations like a well-oiled machine.

But you won’t need to invest anywhere near this amount…

…the investment is only $3997.

You get at least $19,174.64 of value for just $3997.

At the regular fee, it comes to just $10.95 per day…the price of a lunch!

…the live course is limited to only 25 seats and we send out an announcement of this course to our internal list of 97,439 contacts in our database (this doesn’t even include new contacts we add to our list through external advertising & promotions too).