Or read on to learn about the two ways you can earn the CCLP designation, as well as eligibility requirements for each pathway, and additional requirements for certification. You can also book a call to get more information via phone at the time of your choice.
CITT has two main paths to the CCLP designation: the Program of Study and the Challenge On-Ramp. Regardless of which path you choose, before you earn the CCLP designation you will need to demonstrate broad, deep, and practical knowledge of supply chain logistics and business management.
The CCLP Program of Study
In the Program of Study, candidates will develop and demonstrate their abilities through CITT’s courses, taking 5 specialized logistics courses and 5 business management courses. PLAR credit is available for the business management courses – see below for full details about the Program of Study.
The Challenge On-Ramp to the CCLP Designation
The Challenge On-Ramp, intended for mid-level and more senior professionals, the candidate will write a challenge exam, followed by a practical interview. The Challenge On-Ramp is intended for professionals who have already developed deep, broad knowledge of Canadian supply chain management. In order to attempt the Challenge On-Ramp, a candidate must have a minimum of three years’ experience. To learn more about attempting the Challenge On-Ramp, visit this page.
In the CCLP program of study, here is how you'll develop and demonstrate your abilities:
For professionals who are confident they already know the business of logistics, the Challenge On-Ramp is an alternative way to to become a CCLP via traditional course work.
Instead of completing courses, candidates who pursue the Challenge On-Ramp to the CCLP designation demonstrate their supply chain logistics and business management competency through a simple, two-step process. This process consists of consisting of a Challenge Exam and a Practical Interview. Both assessments can be completed remotely from your place of work (online and by phone, respectively), and the entire process can be completed in a matter of weeks.
Eligibility
The Challenge On-Ramp was designed for professionals with deep and diverse experience in supply chain logistics management. It’s most appropriate for mid-to-senior level people whose careers have touched on a variety of functional areas. There is a minimum requirement of 3 years working in relevant SCL roles to attempt the Challenge On-Ramp.
Click here to learn more or sign up for the Challenge On-Ramp to the CCLP designation
Once you have met the experience requirement and completed either the Program of Study or the Challenge On-Ramp, you will be eligible to apply for your CCLP® designation. In order to hold the designation, you will need to:
Click here to see the full set of requirements to maintain the CCLP designation year after year.
®CCLP (CITT-Certified Logistics Professional) is a professional designation and a registered trademark of CITT.
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