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• C.P.P. Accreditation
• Designation Change
• Why Become a C.P.P.
• Strategic Supply Chain
  Management Leadership Program
• Accreditation Handbook
• Practical Experience Guide
• Principles-based
  Accreditation Program
  • Program Requirements
  • Program Levels
  • C.P.P. Maintenance
  • Program Phase-out
• Supply Management Training
• Certificate in Purchasing Program

C.P.P. National Written Examination

The C.P.P. National Written Examination is the final step in attaining the nationally recognized Certified Professional Purchaser (C.P.P.) designation. It is held at minimum once each year at locations across Canada.

Who Is Eligible

PMAC members in good standing who have attained Level IV of the C.P.P. accreditation program are eligible to write the C.P.P. National Written Examination.

Level IV Requirements

Participants must have completed all of the following:

• 4 Principles Courses


• 12 PMAC seminar credits


• 5 mandatory management courses
  
• 5 elective management courses


• 3-6 years of purchasing and supply chain management experience
• In-Residence Week
  

2009 Examination

The National Written Examination will be held November 4-5, 2009.

Please consult the Examination brochure for details on the exam format, rules and preparation resources.

Questions

Please direct all questions to your PMAC Provincial Institute. Candidates from Newfoundland and Labrador, and the Northwest Territories only should direct inquiries to the PMAC National office.

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