Checklist of potential risks in the procurement process
The risk are susceptible through the stages in the procurement: Identifying the need and planning the purchase Developing the specification […]
Procurement Plan
ANNUAL PROCUREMENT PLAN & PROCUREMENT IMPLEMENTATION REPORT Ministry/Parastatal ……………………………………………………………… Procuring Entity’s Name ………………………………………………………… Project Name (if applicable) ……………………………………………………. Financial […]
Procurement Officers to register with KISM
All procurement professionals will be required to immediately apply for fresh practising licences under a new law meant to rein […]
CPSP K Revision Past Papers
We have CPSP Kenya Past Papers on our CPSPK 1, CPSK 2, CPSPK 3 and CPSPK 4 page to help […]
Comparison of CPSP-K vs CIPS
A detailed comparison between CPSP and CIPS. Which is better and why? How much does each cost?
Hi, I know by now you are thinking of starting of a professional procurement course and you are probably splitting hairs as to which one you will choose between CPSP-K and CIPS.Worry no more! I will try to answer these questions to your full satisfaction to the best of my ability. CPSP-K proves to be affordable to many Kenyans and miles better than CIPS….
All about CPSP-K and Frequently Asked Questions(FAQ)
A thorough account about CPSP exams and the course as a whole. Must read for every new student.
We address questions such as: What are the requirements to sit for the CPSP K exams? What units are undertaken in each section? When I register to for exams am I also registered for KISM Membership? How much do I for the exams? Do I attend classes or self-study? When are the examination dates? Are there exemptions? Are the exams hard? What’s the relationship between KASNEB and KISM?
Among many other questions. Do you have a question? Feel free to ask.
Professional Certification is Mandatory for All Practicing Procurement Officers
All procurement professionals in Kenya must now go back to class to acquire certification following the enactment of a new law, which makes it mandatory for supply chain officers to be licensed. Those who violate the new requirement face a fine or a term in jail.
The Kenya Institute of Supplies Management, the regulatory body for procurement experts, warned that those found practising without the necessary qualifications risk a Sh100,000 fine and a two-year jail term…..