Diploma of Logistics, Online Courses 3

Diploma of Logistics. Become a leader in logistics with the technical skills and practical know-how that employers are looking for, with Open Colleges’ TLI50415 Diploma of Logistics . Study from $90.00 * a week. If you haven’t achieved the career outcome you hoped for 6 months after graduating, we’ll give you another course to ensure you get the extra skills you need to succeed. Pay in full and save 25% , $7,190.00 $ 5,752.00. Or pay just $ 70.33 / week * Register Your Interest. To find out more about this course enter your details below to register your interest. When it becomes available we'll be in touch with the full course information. Potential career outcomes. Contract Administrator Contract Manager Logistics Manager Purchasing Manager Supply Chain Customer Service Manager Supply Chain Manager Warehousing Manager. The online Diploma in Logistics will equip you with a broad understanding of logistics, supply chain management and purchasing – starting with the basics and building your knowledge to management level. You will graduate with an in-demand skillset that you can apply immediately to a range of roles within the industry. Your learning will cover: purchasing and procurement supply chain operation and management contracts customer service legal and environmental frameworks security and operations management. Why study this course? The logistics diploma is nationally accredited and delivered by Open Colleges in partnership with TAFE NSW . This online logistics course will train you from the ground up, giving you a solid foundation in logistics, before moving to more advanced learning which will prepare you to take on management roles. Set the pace of your own study with the flexible online delivery of this course. There are no classrooms, and no deadlines. You can access your learning when and where you want and make your way through your course at a pace that fits with your lifestyle. Potential career outcomes. Contract Administrator Contract Manager Purchasing Manager Supply Chain Customer Service Manager Supply Chain Manager Warehousing Manager. Course Details. To be determined (Provider number: None) Requirements. You will need to have completed Year 12, or equivalent. Equivalency can be demonstrated by one of the following: A qualification at Certificate III level or higher, OR Two years of industry experience in a role that requires the use of written documentation and communication. Minimum age. You will need to be at least 18 years old. This course involves reading learning content and undertaking a range of written assessments and engaging in online forums and discussions. Furthermore, the delivery mode relies on the extensive use of written communication. As such, entry to the course requires the successful completion of English to Year 12 level. If you haven't successfully completed English at Year 12 level, you can demonstrate equivalency through one of the following: Successful completion of a Nationally Recognised Training qualification at Certificate III level or higher; or 3 years relevant industry experience in a role that requires the use of written documentation and communication. Open Colleges recognises that not all people are able to read, write and perform calculations to the same standard. See the Language, Literacy and Numeracy Considerations section for more information on tools, resources and support services provided to by Open Colleges. You will need access to a computer and the internet and have basic computing skills. Minimum specifications for your computer are: Microsoft Office 2010 or equivalent Broadband internet connection 2GB of RAM CD-ROM or DVD drive Adobe Reader XI or equivalent Adobe Flash Player 10 or higher Access to printer and associated software Access to scanner and associated software Digital imaging software File compression software. Microsoft Windows 7 or higher (Windows 8 recommended) 1 Ghz or faster processer (2GHz recommended) Mac OSX v10.5 or higher (Mac OSX v10.6 recommended) 1 Ghz or faster processer (2GHz recommended) Language, Literacy and Numeracy. Our free online assessment tool can help give you an idea of the language, literacy and numeracy skills needed to study a VET course. This tool can also help you determine your learning level and help you plan your future studies. You can access the Language, Literacy and Numeracy tool here. Open Colleges may make changes to the course from time to time to reflect changes introduced to the relevant Training Package or other regulatory requirements. Please download the course guide for current information about the course and its status. Foundation Knowledge. Access and interpret relevant logistics information Use knowledge of logistics. Implement demand-driven supply chain management strategy Manage supply chain Evaluate and improve supply chain effectiveness. Identify market Set transport and logistics business unit objectives Collect information for business planning operations Establish resources to achieve objectives Manage business unit performance. Purchasing and Managing Suppliers. Determine purchasing objectives Develop purchasing strategies Implement purchasing strategies Evaluate purchasing strategies and implement improvements. Assess suppliers and build productive relationships Evaluate delivery of goods and/or services against agreements Negotiate arrangements with suppliers Resolve disagreements with suppliers Review performance of suppliers. Introduction to Global Supply Chain Management. Develop and document strategies for international purchasing Implement international purchasing strategies Undertake more complex international purchasing Determine payment strategies Arrange barter or countertrade Determine logistics strategies Evaluate international purchasing strategies and implement identified improvements. Managing a Global Supply Chain. Assess security risks Specify security requirements Implement storage security plan Monitor and review storage security plan performance. Determine the rate of excise under the Customs Tariff Act Determine any excise conditions and exceptions that apply to the goods Interpret concessional rates of duty according to the Customs Tariff Act Determine duty amount Follow documentation requirements. Contract Management. Explain chain of responsibility features in the Heavy Vehicle National Law and regulations or applicable state/territory law and regulations Administer chain of responsibility requirements in the Heavy Vehicle National Law and regulations or applicable state/ territory law and regulations Administer and monitor chain of responsibility workplace policies and procedures Identify and report chain of responsibility breaches. Negotiate contract specifics with contractor Complete contract negotiations Complete enterprise contract requirements. Confirm contract requirements Establish contract management system Monitor contract Evaluate contract. Plan to meet internal and external customer requirements Ensure delivery of quality products/services Monitor, adjust and report customer service. Operations Management. Plan and develop operational procedures Monitor the implementation of the operational procedure/s Evaluate the implementation of operational procedures. Develop workplace environmental sustainability policy Communicate the policy Implement the policy Review policy implementation. Establish risk context Identify risks Analyse risks Select and implement treatments. Payment Options. What are my payment options? Pay in full. If you pay your course fees up-front in full, you’ll benefit from a discount. When you pay in full, we don’t have to spend extra money on administration for tasks such as payment plan processing. Instead, we get to pass this saving onto you in the form of a discount. zipMoney Payment Plan. If you need a little more flexibility in your finances, and want to pay off your course fees over a longer period of time, we can assist by organising zipMoney to pay your course fees directly to us on your behalf, and you pay this loan back to ZipMoney over a period of agreed time with them. zipMoney provides you flexible options of selecting a 24, 36 or 48 months interest-free* payment plan (dependant on which course you are enrolling into) to suit your lifestyle, giving you more flexibility than ever before. Payment Plan. Pay for you course in weekly or fortnightly instalments. By paying in instalments, you can schedule your payments around your regular outgoings and get ahead without breaking the bank. Open Colleges payment plans are interest-free. You will need to attend a workplace where there is a requirement to comply with chain of responsibility in the Heavy Vehicle National Law (HVNL) and regulations or applicable state/ territory law and regulations. You will need to participate in applying and monitoring workplace policies and procedures relating to chain of responsibility in a supervisory role for a minimum of four weeks. The workplace must provide suitable access to conditions that allow for a demonstration of skill and knowledge in: Methods and requirements to ensure management of fatigue, speed, load restraint, mass and dimension Applying chain of responsibility obligations relating to learners own job role on a minimum of three occasions Applying and monitoring workplace policies and procedures relating to chain of responsibility in a supervisory role for a minimum of four weeks Preparing reports of chain of responsibility breaches on a minimum of three occasions, each about a different type of breach. The workplace should have access to a range of parties in the chain of responsibility such as: Consignors and consignees Drivers/owner drivers Employers, prime contractors and operators Loaders Loading managers Packers Parties in the extended liability provisions of the HVNL and regulations or applicable state/ territory law and regulations Schedulers. The workplace should have principal obligations relating to chain of responsibility in the HVNL and regulations or applicable state/territory law and regulations including: Consideration of traffic conditions in managing speed and fatigue Extended liability Fatigue, work and rest times Securing loads Vehicle dimension and load limits What constitutes a duty, a reasonable step, a breach and a penalty to chain of responsibility regulations as they apply to a range of job roles Where to locate current chain of responsibility information. You are not required to complete a specific number of Work Placement hours. However, you will need to complete the Work Placement over a four-week period to demonstrate competence over time. This does not need to be completed in a full-time capacity or over consecutive days or weeks. For example - you may choose to conduct your Work Placement one (1) day a week over a four (4) week period, or alternatively work one (1) day a fortnight across eight (8) weeks. Your Work Placement arrangements are flexible, as long as you can demonstrate evidence that it was completed over a minimum of four (4) weeks.