Material
The candidate online manual is included in the course
fee and is only accessible online through the SCMAO
Member Portal after registration.
COURSE LOCATION
ONLINE LEARNING
Online:
humber.ca/education-training-solutions
By Telephone:
416.675.5005 or 1.877.675.5660
In Person:
Visit our Customer Service and Registration
Centre at Humber North Campus, or
Humber Lakeshore Campus.
SUPPLY MANAGEMENT
Certificate Program 2015-2016
For more program information, visit:
humber.ca/education-training-solutions
CONTACT
ceparttime@humber.ca
416.675.6622 ext.4139 or 4159
Humber Institute of Technology
& Advanced Learning, North Campus
Education and Training Solutions - Rm. LX104
205 Humber College Blvd.,
Toronto, Ontario
M9W 5L7
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IN YOUR CAREER
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THE NEXT STEP
For information on system requirements for
online courses and other information regarding
online learning at Humber, visit:
onlinelearning.humber.ca, or call 416.675.5049
or 1.877.215.6117
Three Ways to Register:
WE ARE
Online courses are accessible from anywhere
in the world and are well suited to those who
need a more flexible study schedule. The
online learning management system allows
students to experience online discussion
groups and chat sessions. Students receive
personal feedback and individual assessment
of assignments.
Humber Institute of Technology & Advanced
Learning, North Campus
Association & Partnership Programs
SUPPLY MANAGEMENT
Humber Institute of Technology & Advanced
Learning, in partnership with the Supply Chain
Management of Ontario (SCMAO) presents this
certificate program which will provide you with
the essential skills and knowledge you need
to launch or accelerate a successful career in
Supply Chain Management.
INTRODUCTION TO PROCUREMENT
Candidates learn the procurement process
and how it fits into the overall field of Supply
Management. This course develops the tactical
aspects of procurement. It intends to provide
information and techniques to allow junior to
intermediate procurement staff to work more
effectively.
CERTIFICATE CRITERIA
1. FOUR TECHNICAL COURSES (AT HUMBER)
•SMC
•SMC
•SMC
•SMC
206 Introduction
207Introduction
208Introduction
204Introduction
to
to
to
to
Procurement
Operations
Logistics
Transportation
INTRODUCTION TO
OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT
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Course: SMC 207 | Fee: $726 | North Campus
Total Hours: 39
2. THREE BUSINESS COURSES (AT HUMBER)
•LDSC 208 Finance
•SMC 205 Marketing
•BMGT 100 Business
(or three Business Seminars at SCMAO)
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Course: SMC 206 | Fee: $726 | North Campus
Total Hours: 39
Note: If Humber Business Courses are chosen
over the Business Seminars, a $100 fee is
added to your membership fee to register these
courses on your SCMAO record.
3. THREE SOFT SKILLS SEMINARS (AT SCMAO)
•Introduction to Business Communication
•Introduction to Negotiations
•Introduction to Contract Law & Administration
SOFT SKILLS SEMINARS:
For Business Seminars and Soft Skills
Seminars schedule, fees and registration,
please visit: scmao.ca
Individuals who complete the above courses and
seminars will be awarded a Humber Certificate
of completion. Students are also eligible to apply
for the SCMAO Certificate in Supply Management
directly through SCMAO.
Operations Management is the art and science
of ensuring that goods and services are created
and delivered successfully to customers. This
course will cover the basic and essential aspects
of this field of study at the tactical level.
INTRODUCTION TO LOGISTICS
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BUSINESS COURSES
FINANCE
Course: LDSC 208 | Fee: $281 | North Campus
Total Hours: 30
Fee: $339 W
Financial documents are used to explain
how money is used in a business and can be
interpreted to predict an organization’s success.
Topics covered include the ethical and effective
use of financial statements, ratio calculations
for forecasting, budget preparation and return on
investment (ROI).
MARKETING AND THE SUPPLY CHAIN
Course: SMC 205 | Fee: $342 | North Campus
Total Hours: 30
This course introduces the fundamental
concepts of Marketing from both a strategic
and tactical perspective. Topics covered include
segmentation, strategy and planning, and the
interactions that occur between the Supply Chain
and Marketing roles.
Course: SMC 208 | Fee: $726 | North Campus
Total Hours: 39
INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS
Supply Chain Management boils down to
ensuring that your customer needs are satisfied
through effective management of processes and
activities, from the sourcing of materials and
services, through the conversion/production
phases, then finally to the customer through a
distribution network.
Students will examine the purposes and
activities of organizations of various types, sizes
and structures, as well as the interrelationship
among functional areas within the organization,
and will begin to study the dynamic relationships
among business, government and labor.
INTRODUCTION TO TRANSPORTATION
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Course: SMC 204 | Fee: $726 | North Campus
Total Hours: 39
Participants will learn the advantages and
limitations of the four modes of transportation:
road, rail, air and water, as well as intermodal
transportation. Topics covered include the role
of freight forwarders, brokers, and integrated
transportation companies.
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Course: BMGT 100 | Total Hours: 45 | North Campus
For BMGT100 schedule and course fee please visit:
humber.ca/continuingeducation and search by
course code.
For course schedule, visit:
humber.ca/education-training-solutions
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ONLINE OPTION AVAILABLE