SFEDI LEVEL 1 Award Introduction to Supply Chain
UKDLP
Summary
- Exam(s) / assessment(s) is included in price
- Tutor is available to students
Overview
Who is it for?
If you're looking to start a career in Supply Chain Management, then this could be the perfect course for you. By introducing you to many of the fundamental concepts behind Supply Chain Management, this course will help you to decide if this career path is well suited to you, whilst giving you knowledge and skills that you'll be able to comfortably transfer to any industry.
Description
When can I start?
You can enrol at any time – start today.
Are there any requirements?
There are no formal prerequisites for students wishing to enrol on this course.
What skills will I gain?
This SFEDI Level 1 Introduction to Supply Chain Management Award is a home study course, and is designed to help people at pre-employment level to develop and expand their knowledge of supply chain related industries, such as manufacturing, logistics, purchasing and shipping.
Module breakdown
To complete the Award you must complete: One Mandatory unit and a minimum of 3 credits from the optional units
Mandatory Unit
Supply Chain (1 Credits)
- Elements and characteristics of supply chains
- The roles organisations play in supply chain
- Communication and information sources in supply chains
Optional Units
Warehousing & Inventory (2 Credits)
- Purpose of warehousing
- Purpose of inventory
- Key warehousing activities
- Health and safety in a warehouse
Introduction to Manufacturing (3 Credits)
- The manufacturing process
- The role of assembly in manufacturing
- Manufacturing terminology
- Instructions in a manufacturing environment
- Health and safety in a manufacturing environment
Introduction to Logistics (2 Credits)
- The purpose of logistics
- Contributing to a business in the logistics sector
- Health and safety in logistics
- Personal protective equipment
Skills for Employment (1 Credit)
- Qualities and attitudes needed in employment
- Skills needed in employment
- Assessing your own qualities for employability
Principles of Customer Service (6 Credits)
- Delivering good customer service
- Communication methods
- Organisational procedures
- Dealing with queries, problems and complaints
Business Studies (5 Credits)
- Principles of business
- Business organisation
- Business operations
- People in business
- Influence and controls in business
ICT for Employment (2 Credits)
- IT Skills and experience
- Using IT equipment safely
- Common software used in business
English Language Awareness (1 Credit)
- English language uses in different contexts
- Basic public service terminology
Health & Safety in the Workplace
- Health and safety rights and responsibilities
- Requirements of employers
- Prevent and deal with accidents
- Perform workplace tasks safely
Introduction to Purchasing (2 Credits)
- Understand the principles of purchasing
- Effective contribution to purchasing process
Introduction to International Trade, Ports and Shipping (3 Credits)
- Understanding International trade, ports & shipping
- Types of transport
- Main actions of ports and shipping in regard to international trade
What support is available?
You will have access to both a student service advisor and academic course tutor. Your student service advisor will offer assistance with administrative and technical issues and your academic tutor will support you with any course related questions you might have.
You will also have access to an interactive forum where you can engage with your fellow course students.
How will I be assessed?
You will be allocated your own dedicated tutor who will provide valuable feedback and mark your work to ensure you pass the subject you are studying.
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