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Certificate in Inventory Management QLS Level 3
Course at QLS Level 3
Endorsement Endorsed by Quality Licence Scheme
Study Method Distance Learning
Course Duration 200 Recommended Study Hours
Entry Requirements No Entry Requirements
Start Date Ongoing
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OHSC

Inventory Management Certification Online

The key to success in largely any area of business is control. Enhanced control leads to improved performance, which is why so many businesses hire specialist managers to oversee key operations. Inventory managers play a key role in controlling materials, products, parts and all examples of physical merchandise the business depends on. Effective inventory management facilitates improved efficiency, while poor management can bring operations to a grinding halt. At all levels and in almost every contemporary sector, the skills and talents of the professional inventory manager are both highly-prized and sought-after.

This inventory management certification online, has been created for those looking to begin or enhance positions in logistics and warehousing. With no specific background or experience required, four insightful and intensive course units on this inventory management online course, gradually introduce the key duties and responsibilities of the professional inventory manager. The inventory cycle is outlined and explored, along with the primary goals of contemporary inventory management systems.  A series of potential issues and challenges are also discussed, alongside setting up an effective warehouse and key crisis management strategies.

Career prospects for successful candidates span an extraordinary range of contemporary sectors, where logistics and warehousing play key roles in business operations.

This inventory management course online,  is delivered over four in-depth modules:

Module 1 – What is Inventory?

The introductory course module focuses on defining inventory from a contemporary corporate perspective.  Candidates begin to explore essential warehousing terminology and jargon, the role the inventory manager plays in the modern business and how effective inventory management contributes to overall brand-efficiency and success.

Module 2 – Types of Inventory

Course content then shifts focus to a variety of inventory types and their value in different business settings.  This is also the module in which the concept of the inventory cycle is explored in-depth, along with a number of commonly-encountered inventory management issues and challenges.

Module 3 – Setting Up the Warehouse

Setting up and maintaining an efficient warehouse is outlined and explored in Module 3.  Candidates are introduced to goal setting and objective identification, effective performance analysis techniques and various key subtopics including safe stock, reorder points, order quantities and more.

Module 4 – What Makes a Good Inventory Management System?

The course rounds off with a deeper exploration of the traits and elements that combine to create outstanding inventory management systems/strategies.  Candidates explore the importance of flawless inventory accuracy, how to evaluate current/potential management systems and a variety of crisis management considerations.

Oxford Home Study offers some free certificate courses in supply chain and inventory management. these are ideal as starter courses. Choose one now. 

OHSC Certificate of Completion - Digital certificate

Digital certificate - Included.

Quality Licence Scheme Certificate of Completion - Hard copy certificate

Hard copy certificate - £85

Note: A nominal fee of £9.99 covers the delivery charge within the United Kingdom and a nominal fee of £19.99 covers the delivery charge outside the United Kingdom.


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Frequently Asked Questions

Supply chain management is a highly-skilled, highly-respected profession with excellent earnings potential and good long-term job prospects.  It is also one of the highest paying business administration sub-sectors in the UK, with an average annual salary of over £38,000.

Eligibility requirements vary significantly from one employer to the next.  However, most supply chain managers begin their careers at entry-level and are provided with on-the-job training, as they progress to more senior positions. A degree-level qualification is not a prerequisite, but it is important to have the right educational background.

The term ‘logistics’ is used in reference to a broad range of activities that take place to enable the movement of materials, equipment, inventory and people from one location to the next. It encompasses the handling and movement of products and resources as they progress through the supply chain.

All of our courses are self-paced and can therefore be completed at a time and pace to suit your lifestyle. Our entry-level supply chain management courses can be completed within a matter of days, whereas our diploma-level programs have a recommended study time of several months.

By completing a supply chain management course, you will benefit from a detailed understanding of the functions and objectives of those who work in the field. You will build the knowledge, skills and confidence to pursue a career in supply chain management, while boosting the appeal of your CV in the eyes of prospective employers.

Candidates for supply chain management roles are expected to have a detailed knowledge and understanding of the profession, along with all responsibilities that fall within the remit of the supply chain manager. Formal qualifications are not always necessary, but you will need to provide evidence of a relevant educational background to support your application.