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Level 2 – Logistics and Transport Operations

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  • Choose how you study, pass units and gain your accredited qualification.
  • First class course materials designed by industry experts.

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The IoSCM Level 2 Transport and Logistics course is tailored to students who have limited experience in the logistics and transport sector, who are keen to get a good grounding in place for their career. This course will help you to build a strong foundation of key skills and knowledge, so you can achieve success in entry-level transport and logistics jobs.

Course Introduction

Completing a Logistics and Transport course with the Institute of Supply Chain Management (IoSCM) can certify your knowledge and skills, to give you the best grounding for progression in your career. We offer each student much more than just a logistics qualification; we provide the opportunity to grow, learn and progress as a professional with our expert support network and unrivalled resources.

Unlike other logistics training providers, we allow students to develop their skills through a bespoke distance learning format, with support from industry experts every step of the way. You can custom build your course to suit your current experience level, your personal career ambitions, and the objectives of your current employer. The IoSCM Level 2 Logistics and Transport qualification is internationally recognised, and was designed and developed by experts in the field. Along with expert guidance, you will receive first class study materials which are aligned with National Occupational Standards (NOS).

Once you have completed your level 2 course, we offer qualifications to support your ongoing career, including:

As well as training individuals, we also work with businesses to train larger groups of employees. To find out more about how we can develop your team’s skills, call us on 0800 1422 522.

What are National Occupational Standards?

The NOS framework specifies the UK standards of performance that people are expected to achieve in their work, and the knowledge and skills they need to perform effectively. These standards are approved by UK government regulators.

Essentially, meeting the NOS framework means that with the IoSCM Level 2 Logistics and Transport course, you will learn exactly what is required in order to be successful in your job role. This will help you to become a valuable asset within your role, giving you the kinds of skills you couldn’t gain from a more academically-focused course.

WHAT WILL I RECEIVE?

Through completion of this IoSCM Level 2 course, you will receive an internationally-recognised qualification in Logistics and Transport from the Institute of Supply Chain Management.

As well as this, you will be awarded a Level 2 in Supply Chain and Operations from SFEDI Awards, an Ofqual regulated awarding organisation which is well recognised across the industry.

What is Ofqual?

Ofqual is the government organisation that regulates qualifications and the organisations that offer them, maintaining standards and therefore confidence in education across England.

When you choose to study with IoSCM, you can rest assured that every qualification is Ofqual regulated, guaranteeing high quality and a worthy investment for individuals and employers alike.

WHAT IS THIS QUALIFICATION EQUIVALENT TO?

The IoSCM Level 2 Transport and Logistics course is roughly equivalent to a GCSE graded A* to C. However, an IoSCM course is studied in your own time, at your own pace and from the comfort of your own home. We offer logistics courses online rather than in the classroom, allowing you to study around your current commitments and save valuable time and money.

At IoSCM, we offer logistics qualifications which are widely recognised and sought after by employers and businesses. The Level 2 Transport and Logistics course provides you with valuable industry knowledge which is tailored to you and your logistics career, giving you the best chance of progressing within your role.

If you would like to find out how an IoSCM Level 2 Logistics course could benefit your career, give our expert Course Advisors a call today on 0800 1422 522.

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Course Information

Read through the tabs below to find more information about the IoSCM Level 2 Logistics and Transport course.

If you have any further questions about this course, and you can’t find the answer here, please give our expert Course Advisors a call on 0800 1422 522. Our advisors will be more than happy to assist you with any concerns or queries you may have, as well as helping you find the right course for your needs.

Is this qualification suitable for me?

The IoSCM Level 2 Transport and Logistics course is designed for students who have limited experience of the logistics and transport industry, who are seeking to certify their skills.

Whatever your level of experience, education and learning style might be, we can tailor our logistics and transport training to suit your needs. We offer a range of study methods including NVQ style assessments, traditional academic routes and distance learning courses, so you’re sure to find a format that works for you.

  • Do you currently work in the logistics and transport industry? Ask us about our work-based route.
  • Do you have previous experience of working in the industry? Ask us about our experience route.
  • Do you have an academic background? Ask us about our research and reference route.
  • Are you completely new to the industry? Ask us about our online study route.

For more information on how our study methods can help you pass first time, please speak to our team of highly trained Course Advisors. They can explain all the different options more fully, and can help you choose the best study route for your needs.

For a free, no obligation consultation, call us now on 0800 1422 522.

STEP UP TO THE NEXT COURSE LEVEL – FIND OUT MORE

The IoSCM level 2 Transport and Logistics course will help you to develop your knowledge and skills in a variety of technical areas. This qualification gives a solid foundation for your career within a sector that offers many opportunities for promotion and unique benefits.

This Level 2 course will help you develop the key skills and knowledge you need to advance into a more senior role. This course is also ideal for businesses looking to develop their team and improve operational efficiency.

On completion of this course, you will be eligible to advance to the IoSCM Level 3 Logistics and Transport course. For those who are keen to pursue their studies even further, IoSCM also offer the following courses:

IoSCM Level 5 Logistics and Transport Management
IoSCM Level 6 Logistics and Transport Operations Strategy
IoSCM Level 7 Logistics and Transport

For further details of what the IoSCM Level 2 Transport and Logistics course covers, take a look at the ‘Units’ tab above.

AN EASY TO USE, ACCESSIBLE ONLINE PLATFORM

When you enrol on the IoSCM Level 2 Transport and Logistics course, you will gain access to a customised learning platform complete with a huge library of resources, and the opportunity to interact with other students across the globe.

As well as unlimited first class learning materials, there are online self-assessments available with immediately accessible results, to identify your strengths and any areas for improvement. You can retake the practice tests as many times as you like, to help increase your confidence and ensure that you pass first time when it comes to the real thing.

FLEXIBLE STUDY METHODS

At IoSCM, we offer transport and logistics courses online, so you can study in your own time and at your own pace. You can revisit the materials and resources as often as you need to, by logging in to your personal learning platform. We also offer free monthly face-to-face or online workshops for you to attend if you would like some extra support.

We understand that each individual learns differently, so we offer logistics training which can be tailored to your unique needs.

As well as the extensive support available from peers and fellow students via our online learning platforms, you will also be assigned a Student Support Liaison when you enrol with us. This dedicated point of contact will handle all queries or concerns throughout your studies and act as your personal mentor.

You will also benefit from unlimited support, guidance and feedback from our team of industry expert tutors, who have years of experience in the logistics and transport sector.

It couldn’t be easier to apply for transport and logistics courses with the UK’s leading provider of industry qualifications. Simply contact our Course Advisors today on 0800 1422 522.

PAYMENT METHODS

We tailor each component of our transport and logistics training to the individual, and this includes our finance options. We believe your financial circumstances shouldn’t prevent you from achieving your career goals. This is why we offer a range of payment methods to fund your qualification, including interest-free credit with monthly instalments.

We also accept business funded payment, for employers seeking to fund their employees’ development. Contact us now and we can assess the best payment method for you during a free consultation call.

OUR GUARANTEE

IoSCM are proud of the standard of our qualifications, the unique delivery of our curriculum and the unwavering support from our tutors and mentors. We’re confident that our transport and logistics courses online, combined with your hard work, will pave the way to a bright future in the logistics and transport industry.

With our guarantee, if you are unsuccessful in passing your course, then we’ll offer you a second opportunity to achieve your qualification free of charge.

Secure your guarantee by contacting our Course Advisors today on 0800 1422 522 for a free, no obligation quotation. Alternatively, you can leave us an enquiry or drop us an email at info@ioscm.com.

Units

The Level 2 Logistics and Transport course from IoSCM offers a variety of optional units along with core units, so you can tailor your studies to the skills you want to develop.

By choosing units which will benefit your current role, as well as units which can develop your skills to the next level, you can have the best possible foundation for success in your ongoing logistics career.

Award, Certificate or Diploma?

Our qualifications are available as three different sizes, depending on how many units you choose and therefore, how long it will spend studying.

  • Award: Consists of one Group A unit and is the shortest available qualification.
  • Certificate: Complete one Group A unit and two additional units (either Group A or Group B), providing you with solid knowledge.
  • Diploma: More in-depth and comprehensive, you’ll study one Group A unit and also choose three additional units (either Group A or Group B).

What are Unit Credit Values?

Accredited qualifications in the UK are based on units, each of which have a credit value.

The Unit Credit Value (UCV) gives learners an indication of how long the unit will take to complete. For example 1 credit value usually represents around 10 hours of learning. The more units you study, the more credits you’ll accumulate. The amount of credits will decide the size of your qualification, an award, certificate or diploma.

The value of each unit does not demonstrate the complexity – this is dictated by the level of qualification. For example, level 2 is comparable to a GCSE qualification and a level 7 is of the same level as a Masters’ degree.

GROUP A UNITS – Click each unit for further information

10 Unit Credit Values

  • Supply Chain: The Supply Chain Route, Customers, Retailers, Wholesalers and distributors, Manufacturer, Components / raw material suppliers, Streams, Upstream Activities, Downstream Activities
  • Successful Supply Chains: Satisfaction for the end user, Flexibility, Alignment, Distribution, Suppliers, Inventory Management, Lead Times, Measures
  • Relationships between the Links of a Supply Chain: External Supply Chain, Internal Supply Chain, Vertical, Horizontal, Transactional, Collaborative , Productive Relationships, Aims of Supply Chain Relationships
  • Roles Organisations Play: Planning, Purchasing, Inventory, Manufacturing, Delivery, Supply Chain Operations

10 Unit Credit Values

  • The Roles and Responsibilities of a Team Leader: Authority and accountability levels of a team leader, How a team leader builds a shared sense of purpose within a team, The importance of effective communication within a team
  • Teams and Groups: Task orientation, Degree of interdependence, Purpose, Degree of formal structure, Familiarity among members
  • Team Development: Forming, Storming, Norming, Performing, Adjourning
  • Team Roles: Areas of Responsibility, Role of a Team Leader, Developing Team Members
  • Leadership Styles: Laissez-Faire, Democratic, Authoritarian, Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs, Handling Discrimination, Harassment and conflict.

10 Unit Credit Values

  • Inventory: Raw Materials Work-in-Progress, Finished Goods,Variation in Production Demand, Unexpected Customer Demand, Seasonal Demand, Price Discounts, Avoiding Price Increase, Stock-outs & Safety Stock, Make to Stock
  • Control Inventory Levels: ABC / Pareto Analysis, Forecasting Demand, Simple Averages, Weighted Average, Moving Average, Re-order Point, Supplier Lead Time, Inventory Cost
  • Types of Costs: Fixed, Variable costs, Segregating Stock, Unitisation of Stock, Stock Rotation, Audit Trails
  • Location Coding: Fixed Location, Random Location, Zoned Location, Inventory Coding
  • Warehouse: Warehouse Site Selection, Customers, Suppliers, Location of Roads, Site Cost, Staff Availability, Warehouse Layout and Utilisation, Straight Through Flow, U-Shaped, Modular-Spine Design, Automated Warehouse, Climate-controlled Warehouse
  • Operations: Goods Receiving, Delivery, Checking, Inspection, Booking-In, Reverse Logistics, Put-away, Picking & Order Assembly, Housekeeping, Stocktaking
  • Environmental Arrangements: Perishable, Non-Perishable, Chilled, Frozen, Dry, Liquid, Hazardous, High value, Environmental Legislation
  • Manual Handling Equipment: Hand Pallet Truck, Powered Pallet Truck, Hand Stacker Trucks, Counterbalance Forklift Trucks, Forklift Truck Maintenance
  • Health and Safety: Risk Assessments, HASAWA, 1974, Employee responsibility, Employer responsibility

10 Unit Credit Values

  • Functions of a Purchasing System: Life Cycle Costing, Total Acquisition Cost Model
  • Stages of the Life Cycle: Planning and design, Acquisition, Storage, Use, Disposal
  • Stages of the Purchasing Process: Goods or service needs are identified, The goods or services are requested, The goods or services are authorised, A Purchase Order is placed with an appropriate provider, Supplier delivers goods or services, Goods or services are received, Payment is made, Order processing cycle
  • Methods Used to Gain Information: Word of mouth, Advertising and Marketing, Company information, Sampling, SWOT analysis
  • Supplier Development: Potential for partnership, Scope for development, Quantifiable outcomes
  • Selection of Suppliers: Identify Needs, Investigate the Supply Market, Collect Relevant Information, Assess Options, Make Decision
  • Methods of Communication: Oral Communication, Written Communication, Nonverbal Communication (Body Language), Formal Communication, Informal Communication
  • Terms of a Contract: Consequences of Breaching Contracts.

10 Unit Credit Values

  • Business Core Function: Marketing, Product Development, The Manufacturing Process
  • Manufacturing Process Components: Raw Materials, Work in Progress, Finished Goods
  • Support Functions: Quality assurance, Warehousing, Purchasing, Manufacturing Planning, Human Resources
  • Manufacturing Requirements: Manpower, Methods, Machines, Materials, Minutes, Converting Input into Output
  • Information Required: Process Time, Routing, Bill of Materials
  • Production Planning: Preparation stage, Processing stage, Assembly stage, Finishing stage, Packaging stage
  • Improvement Technique: PDCA. Six Sigma, Lean, Total Quality Management
  • Engaging External Organisations: Purchasing, Subcontracting, Outsourcing, Recognising the Need, Specify the Need, Determine Sourcing Options, Select the Supplier, Prepare the Purchase Order, Issue the Purchase Order, Expedite the Purchase Order, Receive and Inspect the Delivery, Invoice and Pay, Maintain Records
  • Planning and Control Techniques: Master Production Schedule, Bills of Materials, Rough Cut Capacity Planning, Materials Requirement Planning, Capacity Planning Requirements, Manufacturing Resource Planning, Enterprise Resource Planning, Advanced Planning and Scheduling
  • Strategy: Demand chase strategy, Level production strategy, Mixed strategy
  • Manufacturing Improvement Techniques: Lean Manufacturing, Total Productive Maintenance, Six Sigma, Reliable Centered Maintenance

10 Unit Credit Values

  • Logistics Type: Just In Time (JIT), Military Logistics, Procurement Logistics, Distribution Logistics, After-sales Logistics, Disposal Logistics, Reverse Logistics, Green Logistics, Global Logistics, RAM logistics, Asset Control Logistics, POS Material Logistics, Emergency Logistics, Logistics Activities.
  • Service: Marketing and Sales, Outbound Logistics, Operations, Inbound Logistics, Warehousing, Inventory Management, Transportation, Distribution, Procurement, Handling and Packaging
  • Supply Chain in a Logistics Environment: Inventory, Procurement, Planning and Forecasting, Demand Forecasting, Demand Planning, Demand Management, Management of Returns/Reverse of Supply Chain
  • Types of Logistics Activities: Airfreight, Road Haulage, Sea Freight, Rail Freight, Storage and Warehousing, Wholesaling
  • Health and Safety: Health and Safety at Work Act 1974, Risk Assessment, First Aid, Reporting of Injuries, Control of Substances Hazardous to Health, Manual Handling, Operations Regulations, Display Screen Equipment, Personal Protective Equipment
  • Communication: Verbal Communication Methods, Face-to-Face Communication, Telephone Communication, Video Conferencing, Non-Verbal Communication, Written Communication, Information Systems

10 Unit Credit Values

  • Ports and Shipping: Advantages and Disadvantages of ports and shipping
  • Policies and Procedures: Maritime and Coastguard Agency; Manning Scales; Legal Regimes; The International Maritime Organisation; National Control and Admiralty Law; Protectionism/Subsidies; Liner Conferences
  • Monitor Ports and Shipping: Prevention of Pollution from Ships; Customs; The Harbour Master; Monitoring Ships

10 Unit Credit Values

  • Range of Business: Types and Purpose of Business; Trader/Sole Proprietorship; Partnership; Corporation; Not for profit Company
  • Business Functions and Departments: Research and Development; Production; Service Delivery; Business Finance; Human Resource; Sales; Marketing; Public Relations; Information Tech Support; Quality Support; Logistics; Purchasing; Customer Service
  • Communication in Business: Brand management; Customer relations; Consumer behaviour; Advertising; Corporate communication; Community engagement; Reputation management; Interpersonal communication; Employee engagement; Event management; Techniques and Methods of Communication
  • Quality Management Systems: Quality planning; Quality control; Quality assurance; Quality improvement; ISO 14001; SMART
  • The Customer: Customer Satisfaction; Customer Expectations; Benefits of Customer Satisfaction; Consequences of Poor Customer Satisfaction; Long Term Customer Relationships; Personal Effectiveness
  • Organisational Resources: Human Resources; Financial Resources; Materials Resources; Machinery Resources; Intangible Resources; Cost Accounting Direct Costs; Indirect Costs; Balance Sheets; Profit and Loss Accounts

GROUP B UNITS – Click each unit for further information

10 Unit Credit Values

  • Types of Goods: Public Goods, Private Goods, Perishable Goods, Container Cargo, Liquid Bulk, Dry Bulk, Breakbulk, Dangerous Goods, Indirect Goods
  • Safe Handling of Goods: Special Handling, Hazardous Good, Perishable Goods, The European Agreement concerning the International Carriage of Dangerous Goods by Road, The International Regulations concerning the Carriage of Dangerous Goods by Rail, The IMDG Code or the Baltic Sea Memorandum, International Air Transportation Association, Sterile Goods, Movement of Livestock, Security of Goods
  • Movement Methods: Road, Air, Rail, Sea, Intermodal Transport, Intra-modal Transport, Combined Transport
  • Appropriate Modes of Transport: Sources, Identifying the Appropriate Mode, Destinations
  • Transport Planning and Scheduling: Routing, Regular Service, Non-Regular Service, Hub and Spoke Route System, Route Patterns, Linear Route System
  • Regulatory Requirements: Customs Regulations, Licences and Permits, Transport Documents, Invoices, Carnet, Certificates of Origin, Bill of Lading, Certificate of Insurance, Dock Receipt, Airway Bill, Dangerous Goods Declaration
  • Collection, Storage and Distribution Networks: Reverse Logistics (Collections), Warehouse Management System (WMS), Electronic Data Interchange (EDI), Route Optimisation Software, Inventory Control

10 Unit Credit Values

  • Trade: Types of Products and Market Conditions, Capital Products, Labour Products, Land Products, Local Trade, International Trade, Comparative Advantage, Trade and Tariffs
  • Freight: Modes of Transport, Road, Rail, Waterways, Air Freight, Intermodal, Preferred Method of Transport, Factors effecting Mode Choice
  • Goods Identification: Goods to be Traded, Perishable, Dangerous and Bulk goods
  • Freight Organisations: Hauliers / Trucking Companies, Non Vessel Owning Common Carriers (NVOCC), 3rd Party Logistics Providers, Supplier Information, ISO Containers
  • Trade Legislation and Regulations: Global Perspective, Customs Authorities, Customs Requirements, Consumer Contracts Regulations, Key Information Delivery, The Consumer Credit Act, Consumer Protection from Unfair Trading Regulations 2008, Consumer Rights Act 2015
  • Trading Documentation: Customs related Documents, Licences, Sales Contract, Letter of Credit, Commercial Invoice, The Certificate of Origin (CofO), The Bill of Lading, Airway Bill, Dangerous Goods, Licenses and Permits
  • Customer Requirements: Customer Service
  • Freight Systems: The National Export System (NES), Customs Freight Simplified Procedures
  • Freight Transport Mode Legislation: Goods to be transported by Road, Vehicle Standards, Weights and Dimensions, Environmental Standards, Vehicle Regulations, Taxation of Vehicles, Sabotage, Goods to be transported by Rail, Legislation and Regulations for Goods to be transported by Sea, International Labour Regulations, Goods to be transported by Air, The CAA Aviation Authority’s Regulatory Role, Airline Permits, Aviation Security, Moving Dangerous Goods by Air
  • Freight Carriage, Insurance and Costs: INCOTERMS, Accord Temporaire Admission (ATA) Carnets, Carnets de Passage en Duane Insurance
  • Health, Safety and Security: Movement of Dangerous Goods
  • Monitoring Goods during Transportation: Radio Frequency Identification (RFID)
  • Potential Risks and Problems: Distance, Transportation and communication, Risk during shipment, Import and Export restrictions, Documentation, Payment problems, Competition, Security

10 Unit Credit Values

  • The function of IT in manufacturing
  • The role of IT in manufacturing
  • The policies and procedures that affect IT in manufacturing

10 Unit Credit Values

  • Types of Supplies: Utilities; Raw materials; Components; Assemblies; Consumables; Capital goods; Maintenance, repair and operating (MRO) supplies; Commodities; Goods for re-sale
  • Resource Requirements: Amount of capital and finance available; Consumer demand & projected sales; Historical sales patterns; Quantity discounts; Storage space; Reliability of supply; Lead time
  • Different Suppliers and Purchase Options: Direct purchases; Indirect purchases; Need identification; Specify need; When an industry standard is available; When no industry standard is available; Determining sourcing options; Preferred supplier list; Approved supplier list; Supplier Agreements; Record Keeping
  • Storage: Storing supplies; Stockyards; ABC analysis; Fixed-location storage; Random location storage; Hazardous goods; High value supplies
  • Coding Systems: Numerical Codes; Alphanumeric Codes; Colour Coding; Bar Coding; Sequential Coding

10 Unit Credit Values

  • Employee Training: Induction Planning; Planning for Productivity; Mentoring; Coaching
  • Team Objectives/Challenges: SMART; Team and Individual Support; Difficulties within a Team; Monitoring and Evaluation; Team Performance; Dealing with Performance Issues

10 Unit Credit Values

  • Supplier Relationships : Purchasing Relationship; The buyer / supplier spectrum; Arm’s length relationship; Transactional Relationship; Closer tactical Relationship; Single sourced Relationship; Outsourcing Relationship; Strategic Alliance; Partnership Relationship; Co-Destiny Relationship
  • Key Elements of the Supplier Relationship: Trust; Interactions; Transparency; Commitment; Mutual Benefits and Risks; Co-operation; Power; Compatibility; Culture; Technology
  • Policies and Procedures: Procurement Policy; Supply Chain Management Policy; Responsible Procurement Policy; Code of Conduct / Ethical Policy; Environmental Policy; Sustainable Procurement Policy / Sustainable Policy; Corporate Social Responsibility; Health and Safety Policy
  • Monitor Supplier Relationships: Supplier Performance; Account management; Service level Agreements; Key performance indicators; Benchmarks;Barriers to monitoring

10 Unit Credit Values

  • Customer Service: Principles of Good Customer Service; Importance of Customer Service; Customer Retention; Growth; Reputation and Image; Level of Complaints; Profits; Competitive Advantage; Internal and External Customers
  • Cultures of Customers: Language; Power and Power Distance; Individual or Group Focus; Cultural Motivators; Preferred Level of Structure
  • Points in a Customer Care Policy: Written correspondence; E-mail; Website; Face to face meetings; Publication of opening hours; Referrals; Cover for colleagues; Consultation, feedback and suggestions; Confidentiality; Responsibility for monitoring
  • Evaluating Customer Service: Customer service metrics; Informal customer feedback; Customer questionnaires; Customer forum; Staff feedback; Mystery customers/shoppers; Letters of complaint and compliment
  • Using Customer Feedback: Gather; Sort; Analyse; Use; Monitor

Jobs and Progression

On completion of each level of our logistics and transport training, you will increase your value to your employer, expand your earning potential and accelerate your career. By completing a logistics management course with IoSCM, you will achieve an internationally recognised qualification that unlocks once unachievable job opportunities and salaries.

With an IoSCM level 2 Logistics and Transport qualification, you can expect to aim for logistics jobs such as:

  • TRANSPORT CO-ORDINATOR: £18,000
  • WORKSHOP AND LOGISTICS ASSISTANT: £18,000
  • APPRENTICE TRANSPORT OFFICE ADMINISTRATOR: £15,000
  • STOCK ASSISTANT: £15,000
  • INVENTORY CLERK: £15,000

Speak to us today about studying our transport and logistics courses by calling 0800 1422 522. One of our expert Course Advisors will happily talk you through the next steps to your progression.

Our expertise

IoSCM’s tutor team is populated by some of the industry’s finest talents. All experts within their field, they will provide preparation for your distance learning experience, assistance with your qualification and support throughout the completion of each unit. Each of our tutors is a specialist in a particular sector of the industry, giving our team a strong understanding of what’s needed to succeed within every field.

You will receive unlimited one-to-one support, guidance and feedback from IoSCM’s industry expert tutor team, with communication through a range of methods including Whatsapp, Skype, Facetime, text, email and phone.

About our Level 2 Logistics and Transport Tutor

  • Over 20 years’ experience in logistics and transport management
  • Level 7 qualified
  • CPC qualified
  • Education in Training Level 4 Certificate

What they have to say:
“I love using my past job roles and the skills gained from them to design and develop IoSCM’s course materials. Implementing real-life experience into our qualifications ensures we’re of the highest standard and hugely valuable to the industry.”

Get in touch with us on 0800 1422 522 to find out more.


OUR CLIENT BASE

Don’t just take our word for it; we’re trusted by thousands of businesses who have employees studying our distance learning courses, in 101 countries across the globe. From entry-level personnel to senior managers, we’re securing the future of the logistics and transport industry by delivering fully accredited UK qualifications.

 

NETWORKING OPPORTUNITIES

Our network of experts expands beyond our tutors. Opportunities to network worldwide are available through the IoSCM Members’ Area, allowing you to build professional relationships and share experience and expertise with other professionals and organisations on a global scale.

Becoming a Member of the Institute of Supply Chain Management provides students and businesses with access to a range of services designed to support professional development and maintain high standards within the industry.

Business Enquiry

Are you looking for training for your employees? Contact our Business Development team to discuss how IoSCM can create the perfect training package for you.

Our Business Development team are highly knowledgeable in the Supply Chain industry, with years of experience and proven success in guiding and advising organisations worldwide towards the best suited training for their requirements. Our team work with you, establishing an understanding of the current skills and knowledge of each team member along with the organisations development needs, to recommend a tailored supported training package for you and your team.

Benefits to Business

  • Dedicated, tailored business support
  • Assistance every step of the way
  • Learner Updates created for your business
  • Access to external support and resources in collaboration with IoSCM
  • One to one support for each and every member of your team
  • Group Learning available

Bespoke training available – take advantage of the full flexibility of IoSCM.

Corporate Membership

Created to support companies and organisations of all sizes, IoSCM Corporate Membership will advanced the capabilities of your business. With various grading of Corporate Membership available, you can access the professional resources, benefits and industry expert support suited to your business. Click here to find out more.

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“I chose level 2 Diploma to increase my knowledge in this field and to progress my career. I felt the course best suited my needs; the flexibility allowed me to tailor the course to exactly the areas I’m interested in and I can fit it around my full-time job.

I find the course material very relevant and applicable to the real business world which is important. The assignments guide you into summarising the research in your own words. Feedback on assignments is quick and the course overview helps you keep track of your progress.

Based on my experience I would definitely recommend the course to others; my knowledge and skills are expanding as my course progresses. I am already able to apply a lot of what I’ve learnt to my role as Stock Controller at Choice Shops. The optional units have allowed me to select the areas with Supply Chain Management in which I see my career developing.”

Penny Sayce, Stock Controller

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