What Does a Sourcing Manager Do?

A procurement manager is an individual who is responsible for purchasing materials, equipment, or services for an organization among those enterprises, institutions, and non-profit organizations.

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CIPS is the English abbreviation of Chartered Institute of Purchasing and Supply. CIPS is the largest purchasing and supply professional organization in Europe, with nearly 40,000 members worldwide. CIPS procurement and supply ethics standards have become internationally accepted industry standards and are adopted by more than 100 countries in the world. All college graduates or above are engaged in purchasing, supply chain management, materials management, logistics support, logistics, production or have supervisory duties or are interested in purchasing functions

Canadian Procurement Management Association (PMAC) announces and

Certified by the Shanghai Municipal Bureau of Labor and Social Security, and tested by the Shanghai Vocational Training Guidance Center. The exam is divided into four levels. Currently, two levels of "Procurement Supply Division" and three levels of "Purchasing Assistant Engineer" certification are running. The second-level procurement and supply division requires a bachelor's degree or above or a mid-level professional title in a related major; a junior college requires more than 5 years of relevant work experience; a third-level requires a college degree or above with no work experience, or a high school and secondary school graduate with 5 years Related work experience.

At present, the exam counselling work has been launched. There are related trainings in Shanghai Ivy League Vocational and Technical Training Center, Haihuaan New Technology Talent Training Center, and Logistics Vocational Training Guidance Center. The first certification examination is expected to take place.