This diploma equips learners with practical and theoretical knowledge in procurement, supply chain operations, and logistics management. It prepares graduates to manage procurement processes, inventory systems, warehousing, transport logistics, and contract administration in both public and private sectors. The program emphasizes ethical practices, compliance with procurement laws, and strategic sourcing in dynamic market environments.
⏳ Duration
3 Academic Years (6 semesters)
🎓 Entry Requirements
KCSE Mean Grade: C (Plain) or equivalent
OR a recognized certificate in a related field with at least a credit pass
Proficiency in English/Kiswahili and Mathematics is recommended
📚 Year-by-Year Breakdown
🧩 Year 1 – Foundation
Introduction to Procurement and Logistics
Principles of Supply Chain Management
Business Communication
Fundamentals of Accounting
Information Communication Technology
Entrepreneurship Skills
Communication Skills
Life Skills and Ethics
🚚 Year 2 – Core Competencies
Procurement and Contract Management
Inventory and Stores Management
Transport and Distribution Management
Public Procurement Regulations (e.g., PPADA 2015)
Warehousing Operations
Financial Management
Quantitative Techniques
Procurement Planning and Budgeting
🏢 Year 3 – Integration and Practice
Strategic Supply Chain Management
International Procurement and Trade
Logistics Systems and Technology
Risk Management in Procurement
Sustainable Procurement and Green Logistics
Research Project
Industrial Attachment (3–6 months)
🧠 Learning Outcomes
Graduates will be able to:
Apply procurement principles in sourcing and supplier evaluation
Manage inventory, warehousing, and distribution systems
Interpret and comply with public procurement laws and ethical standards
Use ICT tools for procurement and logistics operations
Conduct market analysis and develop procurement plans
Communicate effectively with stakeholders across the supply chain
This diploma equips learners with practical and theoretical knowledge in managing the flow of goods, services, and information across supply networks. It covers core areas such as procurement, logistics, inventory control, warehousing, transportation, and customer service. Learners develop competencies in strategic sourcing, supplier relationship management, demand forecasting, and supply chain optimization. The program emphasizes ethical practices, sustainability, and the use of technology in modern supply chains, preparing graduates for roles in manufacturing, retail, distribution, and public sector logistics.