CPIM Certification Prep

Program Details

• AUDIENCE

  This certification prep course is designed primarily for:

  • Individuals seeking CPIM certification
  • Supply chain professionals looking to advance their career
• SCHEDULE, REGISTRATION & FEES

  Course	Dates	Registration
  Fall CPIM V8.0	Sept. 19, 2023 - Jan. 16, 2024 No class held on Nov. 21 and Dec. 26, 2023	CPIM V8.0 Registration

  Course Details and Fees

  • Classes held from 6-9 p.m. at the CSUSM campus
  • Program fee: $2,100-$3,200* - please visit ASCM San Diego website for details

  Fee Includes

  • All course materials
  • APICS CPIM Learning System
  • CSUSM parking fees

  *Please note: All rates are subject to change without notice.

• COURSE TOPICS

  CPIM V8.0: Advanced Supply Chain for Internal Operations
  (formerly MPR, DSP, SMR & ECO)

  CPIM V8.0 is the new 16-week (three hours per session) instructor-led course for production and inventory management personnel and CPIM candidates.

  This in-person instructor-led course combines the comprehensive CPIM Learning System with the guidance of an APICS-recognized instructor and provides valuable peer discussion and networking.

  Thousands of employers around the world look for the ASCM CPIM designation when making critical hiring decisions. These companies know that ASCM CPIM designees have the proven knowledge and skills to strategically streamline operations. The APICS CPIM is designed for production and inventory control professionals across all industries.

  To earn the CPIM designation, a professional must pass one exam to demonstrate mastery of essential terminology, concepts, and strategies related to production and inventory management. The San Diego Chapter of ASCM is partnering with CSUSM Extended Learning to offer courses designed to prepare professionals for each of the certification exams.

  The CPIM Learning System content is divided into eight modules. The concepts and best practices you learn will help you elevate your job performance, drive improvement in the efficiency of planning and operations and make a positive impact on your organization’s overall bottom line.

  • Module 1: Supply Chains and Strategy
  • Module 2: Sales and Operations Planning
  • Module 3: Demand
  • Module 4: Supply
  • Module 5: Detailed Schedules
  • Module 6: Inventory
  • Module 7: Distribution
  • Module 8: Quality, Technology and Continuous Improvement
• FAQ

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  Why should I earn the CPIM designation?

  • Increase your salary - on average, designees see a 25% increase
  • Improve your hiring potential by 65%
  • Career advancement
  • Professional growth
  • Increased credibility and recognition
  • Demonstrated commitment to advancing your career and your company’s operations

  Information pulled from the APICS CPIM site

  Do I need to take the exam after class or will classwork and tests satisfy the certification requirement?

  This cours is a certification exam preparation program only. For exam and certification eligibility, please refer to www.apics.org/certification for additional information.

  Do I get the certification after CPIM V8.0?

  After completing this course, you will need to take an additional exam (not included in CSUSM fees or course). Please refer to www.apics.org/certification for additional information.

  How can I be considered for an instructor position or send in a course proposal?

  Thank you for your interest in becoming an instructor!  Please contact Cathy Scavone (cscavone@csusm.edu) to receive an application and course proposal form.

  How often do I need to come to campus for classes?

  Students are typically asked to come to campus one evening per week for classes.

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