Where the Experience is Beyond the Academics
Procurement accounts for 70% of an organization's revenue; a very attractive prospect for wrongdoers to commit fraudulent acts. Corruption hurts everyone: individual persons, families, communities, organizations, and the entire country; it is elusive and surreptitious in nature.
People who engage in corrupt activities benefit in the short-term, but knowingly and unknowingly cause permanent long-term damage to all stakeholders. This is in part mainly because Procurement Fraud possess many forms and can occur at any stage within the Procurement and Tender Cycle.
Impact on Business Professional
This intense and comprehensive course centers on understanding the hard-hitting techniques that unscrupulous employees and suppliers deploy on vulnerable organizations. It is most appropriate for Procurement and Supply Chain Management Professionals and Corporate and Strategic Business Unit Managers in various business functions, seeking to understand, detect, and prevent Procurement Fraud practices; ultimately, safeguarding the organization against corruption.
Impact on CIPS Professionals
In addition, this course will keenly benefit and complement CIPS Professionals who are pursuing the CIPS qualifications on the varying levels across the different modules, supplementing their knowledge of Procurement Fraud at a much deeper and broader perspective; and is most specifically significant when studying:
1. Introduction to Procurement
2. Ethics in Procurement and Supply
3. Procurement Methods
4. Corruption
5. Supplier Corruption
6. Employee and Supplier Collusion
7. Procurement Fraud without Competition
8. Procurement Fraud during and post Contract Performance
9. Supplier Management
10. Procurement Fraud Detection, Prevention, and Investigation
| Day | Time | Duration | Contact Hours | Cost | Lecturer |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Thursday | 06:00 pm to 09:00 pm | 5 weeks | 15 hours | $1,500.00 | Mr. Wesley Superville |
| Session | Start Date | End Date |
|---|---|---|
| Cycle 1 - Online Classes | Thursday, April 6, 2023 | Thursday, May 4, 2023 |
| Cycle 2 - Online Classes | Thursday, June 8, 2023 | Thursday, July 6, 2023 |
| Cycle 3 - Online Classes | Thursday, August 10, 2023 | Thursday, September 14, 2023 |
The course combines a number of teaching techniques including lectures, class discussions, and role playing.
Mr. Wesley Superville
Mr. Wesley Superville’s passion for Supply Chain Management heralds from 20 years of combined experience in various supply chain functions including Warehouse Specialist, Inventory Controller, Purchasing Officer, and Materials and Logistics Supervisor in the Oil and Gas, Telecommunications and FMCG industries of Trinidad and Tobago.
A holder of the MCIPS qualification and recent completion of a Master of Business Administration in Logistics and Supply Chain Management, Wesley began lecturing the CIPS program in 2014 at Purchasing Supply and Management Tuition Services under the close mentorship of Mr. Noel Small.
In 2019, he joined the CTS family as a CIPS lecturer and steadfastly demonstrated the tangible aptitude of expertise, compassion, and dedication of high-quality support to his students. His deportment is friendly, welcoming, and quirky with well-rounded professional experience that affords him to effectively guide his CIPS students both in their academics and careers.
However, as with all iceberg successes, there were submerged challenges and sacrifices which molded him throughout his journey; Wesley began as a laborer at a very young age in the warehouses of local supermarkets. His grassroots beginnings drove him to educate persons about the importance of the CIPS program together with critical role that Warehousing and Inventory Management plays throughout the supply chain, in order to bring understanding, respect and best-practice to the qualification and profession.
In a private capacity he does consultation, resume writing, and assist jobseekers find employment in different supply chain positions. His mantra? Advance to be recognized! Wesley continuously progresses his academics and lets his work performance and student feedback do the talking. His greatest achievement? Continuously striving for humility.
He quotes: “Learning is a continuous cyclical exchange; there is so much to learn from the people I encounter, especially my students. They have a lot to offer, because supply chain management exists everywhere.”
The programme management team is responsible for the management of the course. If you would like further information or would like clarification on this programme please contact:
Ms. Reena Seepersadsingh
Programme Manager
Phone: (868) 376-7721
E-mail: certificationshidden@ctscollege.com
A digital workbook will be provided for this course along with a bibliography for research and further reading.
No formal prerequisites required.
Fees payable to CTSCBCS Registration Fees & total cost of tuition $1,500 TTD, payments can be made via credit card, Linx or manager's cheque.
We are an ACTT recognised institution and partner with international awarding bodies
#120 Montrose Main Road, Chaguanas, Trinidad and Tobago, West Indies
(868) 290-0961 
(868) 671-3198
studyhideme@ctscollege.com
