The Logistics and Supply Chain Management diploma program is a comprehensive training initiative designed to equip participants with the tactical expertise and strategic mindset required to manage the seamless flow of goods and services from global suppliers to end users. In an era where global commerce relies on precision, this program focuses on the critical balance between supply and demand.
Students will master high-demand techniques such as demand forecasting, operations planning, and inventory management, ensuring they can navigate the complexities of modern trade with confidence.
The curriculum provides a deep dive into the entire supply chain network, encompassing procurement, production, distribution, and the increasingly important field of reverse logistics. Beyond the physical movement of goods, the program emphasizes the optimization of operations to improve efficiency, reduce costs, and enhance customer satisfaction.
Whether your interest lies in contract negotiation, warehouse management, or transportation logistics, this program provides the solid foundation needed to excel in Canada’s thriving supply chain landscape.
Upon completion of this program, the successful student will have reliably demonstrated the ability to:
Graduates of the logistics & supply chain management diploma are prepared for a broad range of roles spanning the full supply chain — from coordination and analysis to procurement, warehousing, and operations planning. Career opportunities include:
Logistics and supply chain coordinators usually earn from $44,990 to $93,163 annually, according to the Canadian Job Bank. Hourly they earn in the range of $21.63 to $44.79 per hour.
Alberta and Newfoundland and Labrador pay some of the highest median salaries to logistics and supply chain coordinators compared to other provinces and territories. Your salary mainly depends on your experience and the company you work in.
Supply chains are the invisible infrastructure of the global economy, and Canada is no different.
The scale of B.C.’s trade activity is extraordinary. The Port of Vancouver handled a record 170.4 million metric tons of cargo in 2025—an almost 8% increase from the previous record set in 2024—and port operations sustain more than 132,000 supply chain and related jobs across Canada.
Edison College offers this program both in-class at our Victoria campus and fully online — meaning students across Canada can complete this diploma and enter the supply chain workforce in their home province without relocating.
English language proficiency requirements:
The Accuplacer assessment may be accepted only if
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