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Certificate in Supply Chain Management QLS Level 2
Course at QLS Level 2
Endorsement Endorsed by Quality Licence Scheme
Study Method Distance Learning
Course Duration 125 Recommended Study Hours
Entry Requirements No Entry Requirements
Start Date Ongoing
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Course Fee: £ 99.9

OHSC

Supply Chain Management Course Online

The efficiency with which a company’s supply chain operates will always have a direct impact on the brand’s overall performance.  In order for key day-to-day operations to be approached and handled appropriately, every last link in the supply chain must be equally robust and reliable.  Substandard performance at any level in the supply chain can have a catastrophic knock-on effect on both the rest of the chain’s links and the performance of the business in question.

This insightful supply chain management course online, has been designed for those already working in logistical capacities, or seeking new career opportunities.  Over the course of four intensive modules, of supply chain online course, candidates discover what it is that makes the supply chain of pivotal importance from a modern business perspective and the duties/responsibilities of supply chain managers.  Along with an overview of supply chain best practices, candidates study associated risk management and minimisation strategies.

Ultimately, successful candidates will gain a much deeper understanding of how effective and efficient supply chain management represents a key driver at the heart of so many modern businesses.

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

Module 1 – Introduction to Supply Chain

In the opening course module, candidates explore the key differences between business logistics and the supply chain, discussing the importance of their respective roles in in driving business operations.  Course content introduces the recent evolution of the contemporary business supply chain, along with a series of important supply chain regulations and an introduction to the ‘Six Rights’ and the ‘Bullwhip’ effect.

Module 2 – Supply Chain Drivers

The role the supply chain manager plays in overall business success enters the conversation in Module 2.  A series of important subtopics are investigated in-depth, including how to identify the needs of a target market, building supply chain strategies in accordance with overall business goals, selecting appropriate transportation types and generally optimising the supply chain to optimise improve performance as a whole.

Module 3 – Managing Supply Chain Risk

Risk management represents the central theme in the third course module, incorporating an overview of effective risk identification strategies and an introduction to various supply chain risks/challenges.  Along with a breakdown of the balanced scorecard, candidates explore supply chain data evaluation, mitigation strategies, benchmarking and further optimisation techniques.

Module 4 – Supply Chain Best Practices

Bringing the course to a close, Module 4 focuses on several important supply chain best practices from the perspective of the contemporary business.  Candidates explore sustainable supply chain strategies, how to build and develop supply chain partnerships, the value of sharing supply chain responsibilities/activities and more.

Oxford Home Study offers some short free certificate courses in various discipline. You can take a start with our free supply chain management course.  

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.

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.