Get qualified for high-end procurement roles in government and the Australian public service with the Advanced Diploma of Procurement and Contracting (PSP60616). During 18 months of self-paced study you will gain a comprehensive understanding of procurement and contract management in the public sector — including critical compliance and government systems. The course covers strategic procurements, risk management, negotiation and persuasion, and contract management. Enquire now for the list of study units and upcoming opportunities for enrolment.
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The Advanced Diploma of Procurement and Contracting will prepare you for the following roles.
A Procurement Manager oversees the purchase of resources and services for a business or organisation. You might source relevant suppliers and negot...
A Procurement Specialist coordinates the purchase of new materials, equipment and services for a business or organisation. You might work for a lar...
A Category Manager oversees the development and performance of specific product categories within a company. You might work in retail, manufacturin...
A Commercial Manager oversees the commercial strategy and business operations of a company. You might work in various sectors including retail, man...
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