TOP 10 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN COURSES IN DUBAI, ABU DHABI, SHARJAH - UAE

KHDA approved certificate will be provided to students upon completion. This course aims at the candidates who want to learn the assorted aspects of Logistics Industries and also for the business personnel who want to establish their career in Supply Management.

This course comes with two certifications at the end, KHDA and AIPS. This course offers high strategic teaching in the core areas of logistics and transport system , global and international supply chain network, warehousing and distribution and strategic supply chain management.

This advanced certification will give you comprehensive knowledge, understanding and skills in procurement and supply. Some of the core areas covered here include Procurement and Supply Operations, Procurement and Supply Environments etc.

This training will teach you about developing strategic direction and advice in change management, stakeholder management, and team leadership. This is the final level of CIPS qualification. 

This workshop covers the elements of warehouse management like functionality and setup which are essential for putting away & picking items from the warehouse in a structured manner.

Understand all the underlying concepts, techniques and knowledge involved in SCM (Supply Chain Management) with the help of this comprehensive training by Elite International Training & Educational Centre.

This training will teach the delegates about all the procedures, steps and techniques used at the industry-level for Warehouse and Inventory Management.

This training unravels the key information and knowledge about procurement and clarifies all stages of the procurement process to help you achieve the desired results related to procurement.

This qualification demonstrates your ability and skills regarding the best practices and understanding of tools used for managing global supply chain activities. 

As a part of your supply chain, inventory management includes aspects such as controlling and overseeing purchases — from suppliers as well as customers — maintaining the storage of stock, controlling the amount of product for sale, and order fulfillment.