Transport and Logistics Training
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About this event
Master logistics strategy, transport modes, and supply chains with this flexible online course in transport and logistics training.
Overview:
Transport and logistics are the lifelines of modern business. This course delivers a focused look at logistics—from strategic planning to global systems—while simplifying complex operations for learners at any level. You’ll explore how logistics strategies are developed, how they align with broader organisational goals, and how they fit into the wider supply chain network. From freight to freight-forwarding, every concept is broken down clearly and concisely.
You’ll also get a guided introduction to transport systems and the different modes that keep goods on the move. Whether it's road, rail, air, or sea, you’ll see how each contributes to the bigger picture. If you’re aiming to understand how goods move efficiently across borders or within local markets, this course is your route to clarity. It’s structured to help you follow a logical journey—without the jargon and without needing to leave your seat.
Learning Outcomes:
- Understand the fundamentals of logistics and transport management.
- Explore logistics strategy design and its business applications.
- Identify key steps in logistics strategy implementation.
- Analyse the different transport modes and their purposes.
- Examine logistics within national and global supply chains.
- Recognise how transport influences supply chain performance.
Who is this Course For:
- Professionals seeking growth in logistics or supply chain roles.
- Individuals changing careers towards transport and logistics fields.
- Business owners improving logistics efficiency and operations.
- Students exploring logistics as a business specialisation.
- Office staff needing logistics knowledge in daily operations.
- Admin teams supporting supply chain or transport departments.
- Planners involved in stock, deliveries, or warehouse flows.
- Team leaders coordinating inbound and outbound logistics tasks.
Career Path:
- Logistics Coordinator – £28,000 per year
- Supply Chain Analyst – £35,000 per year
- Transport Planner – £32,000 per year
- Distribution Manager – £42,000 per year
- Freight Forwarder – £30,000 per year
- Import/Export Specialist – £33,000 per year
Frequently asked questions
Transport and logistics involve planning, managing, and moving goods or people from one location to another efficiently and safely.
No, this training is designed for beginners and covers the basics of transport systems, supply chains, and logistics operations.
You’ll learn about supply chain processes, inventory control, warehouse management, routing, and transportation planning.
Entry-level roles include logistics assistant, transport planner, warehouse coordinator, and supply chain support staff.