EDUCATION/CERTIFICATION PROJECT – PHASE II

This Phase II project is based on the results of the Industry Research and Analysis Project (the Phase I Education/Certification project) completed in 2007 by the CSCSC, which resulted in the compilation of a compendium of Canadian supply chain programs and an expression of support for the Council to develop a standardized approach to post-secondary training, education and certification.
 
A consultation process with a broad group of representatives from the sector's associations and academia will establish:

• a set of standards outlining commonly understood and accepted education and training requirements in the sector; and
• a marketing plan to promote the standards and accreditation approach to the sector.

A voluntary submission process by learning-program providers (professional associations, post-secondary educational institutions and private providers of programs) to have their programs reviewed will identify:

• those programs that meet the standards defined by industry stakeholders as crucial to the needs of the sector, and can thus be accredited by the CSCSC; and
• any gaps that exist in submitted programs in order that the institution can work with the sector to revise programs where required.

In addition, this project will publicize the availability of education and training resources through the development of:

• a portal on the CSCSC website that will house the compendium of recognition tools and resources developed in the Phase I project;
• a feature on the compendium that recognizes those programs that have been accredited by the CSCSC; and
• a process to enable the annual updating of the compendium to ensure its ongoing relevance and currency.

Terms of reference

Project Working Group

Committee Role	Name	Company/Organization
Members	Lloyd Ash	Mount Royal College, Bissett School of Business Calgary, Alta.
	Ken S. Babich	University of Victoria Victoria, B.C.
	Doug Burek	Canadian International Freight Forwarders Association Toronto, Ont.
	Bryan Cox	Maple Leaf Foods Inc. Toronto, Ont.
	Anil Dean	Centennial College School of Business Scarborough, Ont.
	Manon Delisle	Cégep André Laurendeau Montreal, Que.
	Raymond Dufour	New Brunswick Community College Dieppe, N.B.
	Levent Erden
	Kelly Halliday	Georgian College of Applied Arts & Technology Barrie, Ont.
	Jim Hudson	Kohl & Frisch Limited Concord, Ont.
	Frances Humphreys	Wilfrid Laurier University Waterloo, Ont.
	Paul D. Larson	University of Manitoba, Asper School of Business Winnipeg, Man.
	Gregg Levis	Georgian College of Applied Arts & Technology Barrie, Ont.
	Linda L. Lucas	ELLE and Associates Inc. Calgary, Alta.
	Jan Meijer	MOKUM International Logistics Kanata, Ont.
	Barry Murphy	OEC Group -Overseas Express Consolidators Mississauga, Ont.
	Deepa Wagh	Maersk Canada Inc. Mississauga, Ont.
	Peter Wallis	The Van Horne Institute Calgary, Alta.
	Jenny Xu	Capgemini / Inergi LP Toronto, Ont.
Staff	Beverly Myers	Canadian Supply Chain Sector Council Mississauga, Ont.
	Dale Ross	Canadian Supply Chain Sector Council Mississauga, Ont.