In the wake of COVID-19 outbreak most of the supply chain professionals are working from home. Convert these times of adversity into an opportunity, by upgrading yourself in your SCM knowledge and global best practices by acquiring Certified Supply Chain Professional (CSCP) credential – the global standard in supply chain education. Though CSCP is one of the most coveted SCM qualification in the whole world, it comes with thorough and meticulous preparation. Most supply chain professionals would like to acquire this certification, but they complain that they don’t have enough time to prepare for this certification. This is that ideal time you can capitalise to achieve this unique credential that will put your carrier in the fast track. When the world returns to normalcy, you will be armed with a powerful qualification CSCP to tackle your company’s supply chain challenges.
"Be positive! Rather than complaining the current situation, capitalise it with CSCP!"
Fhyzics Business Consultants Private Limited, an ACP of APICS, USA offers CSCP and CPIM online training as weekday and weekend batches. For CSCP, it will be a 40 hours online training over 20 sessions and each session will last for 2 hours.
Fhyzics faculties are experienced SCM professionals with 30 years of experience in supply chain consulting and training and are Registered Instructors of APICS, USA. In each session you will be able to complete a logical unit in the CSCP syllabus and it will be updated in your progress report. We use this progress report first to track the areas that are completed by the faculty and second to let you know the progress, so that you can diligently prepare with the CSCP Learning System. At the end of each session, you will receive the updated progress report in your WhatsApp as an image.
For more details speak to our Certifications Manager at +91-900-304-9000 or email us at certifications@fhyzics.net. Explore more about our CSCP program in the below links.
Important Links:
A Guide to Certified Supply Chain Professional
Faculty Profile
CSCP Blog
CPIM Blog