Webinar Recording - NIGP Certification: Introducing the NIGP-CPP

Overview

Provides detailed information on the NIGP Certified Procurement Professional designation as defined in the NIGP-CPP Certification Handbook to include the program objectives, the exam content and format, key product differences, eligibility requirements, the application process, exam availability, and re-certification requirements.

What You'll Learn

1.  How the NIGP-CPP provides choice in achieving recognition
2.  The differences between the NIGP-CPP and the UPPCC offerings
3.  If they are eligible to apply for the NIGP-CPP
4.  The NIGP-CPP exam content and format
5.  The timelines for earning the NIGP-CPP
6.  The benefits of “bridging” to the NIGP-CPP if the learner is currently certified by the UPPCC
7.  The requirements for re-certification

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The content of this webinar is intended for informational purposes only. It is not intended to solicit business or to provide legal advice. Laws differ by jurisdiction, and the information in this webinar may not apply to every attendee. You should not take, or refrain from taking, any particular action based upon the information contained in this webinar without first seeking jurisdictional guidance.