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Each year, NIGP recognizes members who have achieved hallmark status in the eyes of their peers.
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Amplify Your Reach, Maximize Your Visibility.
Unlike most other programs, the NIGP-CPP does not require any specific procurement classes or training to be eligible. This means greater flexibility for you on how best to prepare for your exam without required mandates from NIGP.
Graduate degree with a specific concentration in public administration, public policy, supply chain, procurement, or economics
2 years (24 months) relevant full-time work experience involved with procurement (public or private, purchaser or seller) within the past 10 years
Bachelors or higher degree (any discipline) and a graduate-level certificate in public administration, public policy, supply chain, or procurement
3 years (36 months) relevant full-time work experience involved with procurement (public or private, purchaser or seller) within the past 10 years
Bachelors degree or higher (any discipline)
4 years (48 months) relevant full-time work experience involved with procurement (public or private, purchaser or seller) within the past 10 years
Two-year post-secondary diploma OR associate degree (any discipline) OR NIGP Public Procurement Associate Designation
6 years (72 months) relevant full-time work experience involved with procurement (public or private, purchaser or seller) within the past 10 years
No post-secondary diploma required
8 years (96 months) relevant full-time work experience involved with procurement (public or private, purchaser or seller) within the past 10 years
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