PSP80116 Graduate Certificate in Strategic Procurement

The PSP80116 Graduate Certificate in Strategic Procurement is a course that is aimed at a senior person responsible for the procurement functions at an organisational level.  This will help develop your ability to think strategically about procurement and how to do so in an ethical manner within the public sector. 

This qualification suits a range of job roles, including:

• Supply and Distribution Manager
• Procurement Manager
• Finance Manager
• Category Manager
• Logistics Manager
• Supply Chain Manager
• Head of Procurement

This course consists of three (3) required units and one (1) elective unit:

Required Units:

• PSPPCM025 – Influence and define strategic procurement direction
• PSPPCM026 – Establish the strategic procurement context
• PSPPCM027 – Evaluate and improve strategic procurement performance

Elective Units:

• PSPMGT014 – Undertake enterprise risk management

Upon satisfactory completion of this course, course participants will be awarded with the PSP80116 Graduate Certificate in Strategic Procurement qualification. 

Satisfactory completion includes daily attendance of the course, completion of both classroom and individual assessment, and contribution towards discussions and group work. 

This course can be delivered either over 5 months during business hours or 8 months of after-hour fortnightly training over the calendar year, with the completion of assessment to be completed outside of training sessions. Each option will require between 40 and 80 hours of personal time to complete the assessment that contributes towards your competency for the course.

Course participants can attend this course in-person, on client site or on a Pro Leaders’ Training Centre, or virtually via live streaming.  Pro Leaders’ Training Centres can provide a blended approach that allows course participants to either attend the same course virtually or in-person. 

For those with experience and/or related prior learning, we offer Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL).

Specific Requirements

Minimum of 5 years of Australian Government experience in a manager or executive position, with exposure to government procurement AND/OR holds an Advanced Diploma of Procurement and Contracting.

General Requirements

Course participants must have a functional level of English and have the capacity for independent learning and group work.