The CILT Level 3 Certificate in Logistics and Transport is intended for those who are or are seeking to become supervisors or first line managers within the logistics and transport industry.

The CILT Level 3 course helps professionals develop their skills in a rewarding, challenging environment. As the demand for logistics professionals grows each year this course becomes ever more important. Increase your chance of first class opportunities and rapid career progression with courses carried out by LLA.

Topics covered in the CILT Level 3 course include Warehousing, Inventory, Procurement, Supply Chain Operations and Freight Transport Operations.

Level 3 is for you if you are: Are a supervisor/first line manager or are aspiring to that role, wish to improve your overall logistics knowledge and want to solve logistics issues in the workplace.

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Individuals and team members earn industry recognised qualifications that allow them to excel in their jobs.

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CILT qualifications are recognised internationally, allowing you to open your career opportunities worldwide.

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CILT qualifications are highly rated by employers and completing these courses will ensure you stand out from your peers. Ideal if you are looking to enhance your career development and increase your chances of a salary increase.

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Earning CILT qualifications will show to your employers that you are looking to learn and improve. These qualifications will equip you with real life skills that you can apply when getting a job.

Course Fee & Duration

Average course duration: 12-15 months if students can submit one assignment per month.

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Course Content

To complete this programme you will need to complete the two mandatory units plus one of the optional units.

Mandatory Units:

Business Theory

This unit gives learners the ability to understand and use theory from such elements as marketing and product positioning to managing information, reporting to finance and aspects of legality.

Business Application

This unit contains a wide spread of information covering key management practices and theory across functional management through to business planning, motivation and the art of managing people.

Optional Units:

Warehousing

This unit provides learners with essential knowledge and understanding to deliver the skills required by an aspiring warehouse manager to operate effectively. The unit covers all the key areas of warehousing operations and the key activities involved in each area.

Inventory

This unit is designed to introduce learners to the knowledge and understanding of inventory management and the techniques involved in balancing trade-offs to deliver optimum supply chain performance. It shows that inventory management is a key contributor to competitive advantage in the sector and can lead to improvements in customer service, operational efficiency and company asset utilisation.

Procurement

This unit is designed to equip learners with the basic skills and knowledge required to perform procurement effectively. It comprises procurement environment; procurement operations; commercial management in procurement; and performance management in procurement.

Supply Chain Operations

This unit provides the skills and knowledge required to understand the operation of supply chains in various business settings. The unit provides an exploration of supply chain origins and concepts as well as the different flows in a supply chain, with the upstream and downstream linkages identified. The supply chain environment is analysed for both local and global operations.

Freight Transport Operations

This unit gives knowledge and understanding of the structure and operation of all types of freight transport operations, including supply chain operation, across all the major transport modes. It examines the role of freight transport today and includes environmental issues and management. Importantly, freight transport planning and the regulation and control of the freight transport industry are included. The unit closes by introducing freight transport specific business activity.

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