TOP 10 LOGISTICS & SUPPLY CHAIN COURSES IN SOUTH AFRICA

Essentials of Inventory Management

This course will equip you with the skills to establish competitive supply chain infrastructures, manage supply chain partners and build effective operations and logistical systems. This course contains 6 modules and includes a learning plan, with weekly schedules, to keep your studies on track.

The purpose of the Diploma Supply Chain and Logistics Management is to prepare students for the field ofSupply Chain and Logistics Management by catering for seasoned professionals as well as new entrants to the industry.

All business, at it’s core, is a matter of supply meeting customer demand… All successful businesses do this effectively and efficiently. This course is an asset for any business wanting to improve their Supply Chain Management.

With the disruption caused by the global emergency associated with the Coronavirus Pandemic, organisations are looking at the opportunities of a post-Lockdown world. Executives are looking at their supply chains to see what opportunities exist to restart/continue or even grow their businesses.  In...

The Higher Certificate in Supply Chain Management part-time course equips students with a sound fundamental knowledge base and basic skills regarding supply chain management.

This IIE-endorsed certificate familiarises you with the principles of supply chain and logistics and equips you with the skills you need to perform the essential functions of Logistics and Supply Chain Management.

The person credited with this unit standard is able to formulate, submit and negotiate tariff classification problems for the necessary statutory body for, and against the imposition removal of tariff protection measures and other faculties for relief from, or refunds of, duties and other statutory

This training programme enables the learner to achieve the ideals of good governance and address deficiencies in supply chain management in the public sector by applying the principles of fairness, equitability, transparency, competitiveness and cost-effectiveness.

Today’s volatile business landscape is punctuated by significant risk factors and events. Each of these factors presents a legitimate threat to the efficient and effective operation of supply chains.