Supply Chain & Transportation Logistics Management Course

CITT Training:
CITT in Toronto, Ontario is Canada's leading professional development organization in the supply chain and transportation logistics sector. Courses are offered online and via correspondence. Classroom learning is also available via our academic partners. The CITT Program of Study challenges participants to develop research and analytical skills that will help them throughout their careers by enabling them to see the big picture, and make sound business decisions based on their integrated logistics thinking. Courses are not only theoretical, but also provide practical skills training, and offer a diversity of knowledge that is crucial to acquiring the skill-set necessary to meet and exceed the challenges of today's marketplace.

When you sign up for one of our courses, you become an Undergraduate Member of the CITT, and can reap the professional benefits of holding the most-respected professional designation in the supply chain and transportation logistics sector. Benefits include access to our online Career Centre, member directory, downloadable resource library, as well as many other valuable benefits and resources.

In addition to the courses offered through our program of study, CITT offers professional certification, professional development, and professional networking opportunities.

Courses
The CITT Program of Study in supply chain and transportation logistics managment consists of ten (10) courses from three consecutive levels of learning:

Two (2) Logistics Fundamentals Courses (Level 1): Both courses are mandatory:

• Transportation Systems
• Logistics Processes

Five (5) Business Knowledge Courses (Level 2): Candidates must complete any five (5) of the following:

• Business Law
• Business Management
• Business Strategy
• Financial Management
• Introductory Economics
• Marketing: An Introduction
• Organizational Behaviour
• Risk Assessment
• The Business Approach to Writing

Three (3) Advanced Logistics Courses (Level 3): Candidates must complete the following course:

• Integrated Logistics

And any two of the following:

• Logistics Decision Modelling
• Transportation Economics
• Transportation Law

All courses must be passed by way of standardized course examinations, unless a course exemption is granted. Candidates entering the program must have a minimum of Grade 12 or equivalent work experience, and must pass examinations (or receive academic equivalency) for 10 approved courses.