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This module is designed using the CIPS Procurement Cycle as its basis. It will provide those who are interested in developing an informed awareness of different perspectives or approaches within the discipline, an overview of the key stages associated with procurement and supply and will serve as an introduction for those who are expected to address complex well-defined procurement and supply problems that are non-routine in nature.

This module is designed for those who are expected to analyse, interpret and evaluate information on the different types of markets utilised by procurement and supply. It explores a variety of elements that underpin the development of business cases and specifications and considers the options that should be explored when procurement and supply personnel are involved in defining requirements.

This module is designed for those working in the procurement and supply field, or those who have responsibility for the development of legally binding contracts with suppliers. On completion of this module, learners will be able to describe the key elements and legal aspects of formal commercial contracts and analyze and interpret the fundamentals of specifications and key performance indicators that are included in contractual arrangements made with suppliers.

This module enables personnel with roles in procurement and supply to formulate selection criteria and sourcing strategies to ensure that the organisation will make the correct choice of external suppliers. It explains options for sourcing, and examines the key processes that can be applied to the analysis of potential external suppliers and to ensure the development of ethically and socially responsible sourcing agreements.

This module is designed for those who are faced with negotiations. It enables the learner to analyse approaches to the negotiation of agreements made with external parties, how to prepare for them and what techniques are available to ensure successful outcomes. On completion of this module learners will be able to identify approaches to successfully achieving negotiated commercial agreements with external organisations.

This module is designed for those who have responsibility for maintaining and managing relationships with stakeholders and suppliers and for those who may be faced with establishing and developing formal partnerships. On completion of this module, learners will be able to analyse the dynamics of supplier relationships, examine the processes and procedures for working with stakeholders and appreciate the concept of partnering.

This module is designed for those who will have responsibility for the whole life management of assets and enables learners to analyze methods for inventory movement and control and to analyse the concept of whole life cost. On completion of this module, learners will be able to explain methods of inventory storage and control and analyze the concept of whole life cost from concept through to disposal.

This module is designed to test the practical application of procurement and supply concepts and ideas within the practical environments which professionals are expected to perform. On completion of this module, learners will be able to demonstrate the practical application of the key elements of the procurement cycle in an integrated manner, within a workplace context.