The CCLP pathway combines specialized logistics courses with general business courses to prepare learners for careers in logistics and transportation.
Students gain knowledge in areas such as transportation systems, logistics processes, transportation law, economic influences on logistics, and integrated logistics.
The program is designed to support learners interested in entry-level management opportunities in logistics and transportation, particularly within Northern communities and organizations.
CITT Centre of Excellence in Logistics Learning
A Pathway to the CITT-Certified Logistics Professional (CCLP) Designation
The Polytechnic Institute of Northern Canada Is Pleased to Announce the Opening of the CITT Centre of Excellence in Logistics Learning, the First of Its Kind in Northern Canada.
CITT recognizes PI-NC as one of only four Centres of Excellence in Logistics Learning in Canada and the only Centre of Excellence in Northern Canada.
Through this pathway, students develop practical knowledge and skills in logistics, transportation, business operations, and supply chain management while working toward a recognized professional designation.
Why Choose the CCLP Pathway?
Northern-Focused Learning
Learn about logistics and transportation in a Northern context, including the unique challenges associated with remote communities, long distances, and diverse transportation systems.
Professional Pathway
Build the knowledge and skills needed to pursue the CITT-Certified Logistics Professional (CCLP) designation.
Practical Career Preparation
Develop skills that can support career opportunities in logistics, transportation, operations, and supply chain management.
Recognized Centre of Excellence
Study through PI-NC’s CITT Centre of Excellence in Logistics Learning—the only Centre of Excellence of its kind in Northern Canada.
Admission Requirements
Admission requirements are designed to support applicants from diverse educational, employment, and cultural backgrounds while ensuring students are prepared for academic success.
Applicants must:
Complete high school or an equivalent level of education.
Demonstrate proficiency in English, the language of instruction at PI-NC.
Meet the applicable program admission requirements.
For complete admission requirements and application information, please visit the Admissions page.
Please refer to your chosen program for detailed admission requirements.
The specialized CCLP courses provide focused knowledge and skills in logistics and transportation.
TRPT 204 - • Transportation Systems
Explore transportation systems and their role in logistics and supply chain operations.
LOGI 204 - Logistics Processes
Develop an understanding of logistics processes and how goods and resources move through supply chains.
ECLO 204 - Economic Influences on Logistics
Examine economic factors that influence logistics and transportation.
TLAW 204 - Transportation Law
Develop knowledge of legal considerations affecting transportation and logistics.
INLO 204 - Integrated Logistics
Explore how different logistics functions work together to support effective supply chain operations.
General Business Courses
The pathway also includes five general business courses from PI-NC:
Indigenous Management Studies (IMSA 102)
Business Communications (COMM 102)
Principles of Financial Management (MATH 102)
Introduction to Operations Management (OPSC 102)
Statistics for Managers (STAT 102)
Indigenous Student Support and Financial Assistance
PI-NC considers an applicant’s educational background, cultural knowledge, work experience, educational goals, and other achievements as part of the admissions process.
Indigenous students can also access information about tuition support, financial assistance, and student services through the Admissions page.
