TORONTO — People looking to build their expertise and credibility as supply chain logistics professionals now have a new way to find out what it takes to become a CITT-Certified Logistics Professional (CCLP).

The supply chain logistics education provider CITT has released a web-based CCLP Route Finder that generates a personalized professional development plan based on people’s answers to two simple questions.

“Industry’s interest in CITT and the CCLP designation has exploded,” said Catherine Viglas, CITT president. “We’re just wrapping up our biggest and most popular spring semester in CITT’s 55 plus year history, and we wanted to make it as easy as possible for people to get started with confidence and have their own personal plan in hand for this fall or going into next year.” 

And even though people’s personal routes to the CCLP designation might be a little different depending on their starting point, CITT emphasizes that everyone ends up at the same place-with core set of national industry standards and business knowledge, skills and abilities and a deep understanding of how to build or manage profitable, stable supply chain logistics operations. 

Those ready to start working toward the CCLP designation can register in the first course all designation holders take, transportation systems. 

Fall semester courses start Sept. 2. Registration closes Aug. 31.

For more information, call at 416-363-5696, ext. 0 or visit the CITT website.