NATIONAL ACCREDITATION PROGRAM
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The National Accreditation Program (NAP) was established to recognize supply chain-related educational offerings that meet the Canadian Supply Chain Sector Council's national standard. The NAP standard – developed in partnership with the Canadian Standards Association and with significant input from supply chain stakeholders – reflects industry's needs and educators' best practices.
Both individual courses and full programs can be submitted for review by the Council's Accreditation Review Panel. The Panel will meet four times a year to consider submissions received by the Council during the preceding three months.
Both individual courses and full programs can be submitted for review by the Council's Accreditation Review Panel. The Panel will meet four times a year to consider submissions received by the Council during the preceding three months.
Accreditation Standard
The National Accreditation Program is based on the Council's Standards for Accreditation.
Submissions
Submission deadlines for the next year are:
- November 1, 2010
- February 1, 2011
- May 1, 2011
- August 1, 2011
All submissions are subject to the following fees:
- Single course: $100
- Full program: $750
Any course or program that does not meet the NAP standard can be revised and resubmitted for review at no charge.
Reaccreditation is required every three years. Fees for reaccreditation are:
- Single course: $50
- Full program: $375
Questions?
Contact NAP Coordinator Robert Rivard, at 905-897-6700, 1-866-616-3468 or rrivard@supplychaincanada.org.
