Procurement is changing
The Chartered Institute of Procurement & Supply (CIPS) have updated and made their qualifications even stronger for the July 2019 Programme.
CIPS are passionate about procurement and the people that do it. They are the global membership and awarding body, determined to build a profession that can bring ethical procurement and supply to a modern, agile business world.
To do that, we want to offer the knowledge and learning that creates highly skilled professionals, whose achievements are globally-recognised.
Our updated qualifications will help procurement professionals, now and in the future, to become innovators and drivers of change – creative, strategic and influential in their organisations.
To discover how the NEW CIPS qualifications can significantly enhance your career and how becoming an MCIPS qualified professional can put your business in a powerful position please call us…
Enrolment for the July programme is now open, so don’t delay, register your interest now:
Free CIPS Taster Sessions
Wednesday, 15 May – 9am – 11am
Wednesday, 22 May – 1pm – 3pm
Unit 6 Genesis Business Park, Rotherham
Contact us on 01709 386200 or email [email protected]
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