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Duration
up to 1 year
Tuition
$8,975
Live Online
Sep 9-Sep 9
Commitment
Part-Time
Delivery
Live Online
Credential
Certificate
Year Founded
1916
Scholarships
no
Students in SAIT’s Supply Management Training program will learn to support the management of increasingly complex upstream and downstream supply chain activities. These highly in-demand courses cover the tools and techniques needed for supply chain practitioners to succeed in this complex industry. Courses are offered through a combination of 13-week evening courses and two- or three-day workshops.
This program is a blend of technical and hands-on coursework. Courses cover essential areas such as procurement, logistics, transportation, and operations. Students will also come away with important skills such as negotiation, contract management, marketing, accounting, and more.
This training is delivered through Continuing Education as evening courses and weekend seminars. There are no prerequisites, and students can complete the program in less than one year. Students choose the courses in the order that works best for their situation and goals. The requirement is that students complete all certification courses and meet the current graduation requirements within five years.
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Student Reviews (9)
Thankfully I’m not just out of high school dealing with this money grab. The power engineering courses unfortunately are mandated by legislation as a requirement for work in the field and SAIT is THE worst at educating. It is a glorified text book ...
If you want to pay out of your nose to try and learn from instructors who can barely speak english let alone interface with you in figuring things out, this is the school for you. What a worthless program and diploma-mill of an institution. Spend your ...
