Transport and Logistics Training

The Transport and Logistics Training course maps out the essentials of logistics planning, strategy implementation, and transport methodology. From supply chains to mode selection, the course steers you through how movement meets planning in a structured, calculated flow.

You’ll study the logic behind designing a logistics strategy and how that strategy aligns with transport decisions. It’s not just about getting goods from A to B—it’s about knowing how, why, and what makes it sustainable. Ideal for anyone curious about what keeps industries moving (beyond caffeine and spreadsheets).

Learning Outcomes:

• Understand logistics principles and their role in supply networks.
• Examine how logistics strategies are developed and implemented.
• Identify different transport modes and their logistical impact.
• Explore relationships between supply chains and distribution efficiency.
• Study the planning flow within logistics and transport integration.
• Review how transport supports long-term logistics goals effectively.

Who is this Course For:

• Logistics planners needing a structured understanding of distribution.
• Supply chain analysts seeking clarity on logistics frameworks.
• Warehouse coordinators reviewing strategy and flow logistics.
• Dispatchers interested in transport scheduling and methodology.
• Stock control staff monitoring movement across supply chains.
• Distribution supervisors mapping delivery and strategic timelines.
• Procurement officers aligning delivery modes with logistics.
• Transport clerks managing routing and supply coordination.

Career Path:

• Logistics Coordinator – £29,000 average salary
• Transport Planner – £33,000 average salary
• Supply Chain Analyst – £35,500 average salary
• Distribution Manager – £38,000 average salary
• Inventory Controller – £30,500 average salary
• Fleet Scheduler – £28,500 average salary