Career City College
Supply Chain Management
As Little As 46 Weeks  •  100% Online

Train online for a career in supply chain management.

A self-paced online diploma, finished in as little as 46 weeks. Logistics, procurement, operations and international trade—accredited by Supply Chain Canada, with advanced standing toward the SCMP designation.

Build supply chain skills online—in as little as 46 weeks.

As Little As 46 Weeks
Self-paced
100% Online
Study from anywhere
One-on-one Support
From your instructor
Monthly Start Dates
Start when you're ready
A Career Advisor can help

What's holding you back?

Choose every question you want answered — then we'll get you the answers.

A Career Advisor will be in touch with your answers

What you'll learn

Everything a supply chain runs on.

Operations management end to end—logistics, procurement, scheduling and the trade compliance work that keeps goods moving.

Logistics and operations

Coordinate and monitor logistics, and build efficient work and production schedules.

Procurement and contracts

Contract management and sourcing across supply chain activities.

Trade and technology

International trade compliance, supply chain software and sustainability strategies.

One-on-one instructor support

Book one-on-one time with your instructor when you get stuck.

Concerned about cost?

Tuition includes your books, course materials and GST—no surprise costs later.

Financial assistance may be available to those who qualify.

Finding the time?

  • 100% online
  • As little as 46 weeks
  • Monthly starts

How the 46 weeks are laid out.

No previous supply chain experience needed.

First
Supply chain fundamentals
Next
Logistics and procurement
Then
Operations and global trade
Finally
Leadership and career prep

Where this can lead.

  • Supply Chain Coordinator
  • Logistics Coordinator
  • Production Scheduler
  • Material Coordinator
$55.90/hour
Average wage
across Canada
39,600
New positions projected,
2022–2031

Source: Job Bank of Canada, wages as of December 2024.

Accredited by Supply Chain Canada

The diploma is approved by Supply Chain Canada for advanced standing toward the Supply Chain Management Professional (SCMP™) designation—recognition that the program aligns with national standards for the profession.

Friendly and helpful staff. The courses are customized to meet the demands in the labour market. I found the courses very relevant in my job. It was an investment I was happy I made.

Peter O.
Career City College student
2026 Consumer Choice Award, Kelowna

Frequently asked questions

None. The program starts with the fundamentals and builds from there, so a complete beginner and someone brushing up both have a place to start. Ask about requirements
Your books, course materials and GST are all included in the tuition price. Ask about cost and funding
Most of our students do. The program is 100% online and self-paced with monthly start dates, so you fit study around shifts, kids and everything else. Ask about the schedule
Financial assistance may be available to those who qualify. A Career Advisor can walk you through the options that apply to your situation. Ask about cost and funding
Supply chain strategy and process design, contract management, logistics coordination, production scheduling, trend analysis, sustainability strategies and the international trade rules that govern imports and exports. Ask about careers

Talk to a Career Advisor before you decide.

They'll answer your questions, explain tuition and payment options, and help you take the next step.