The interest in supply chain programs at many Colleges & Universities is growing, one positive by-product of the degree to which the subject of supply chains captured headlines during the past year. More students—and as important, their parents—now know what a supply chain is.

Supply chain doesn’t have a history like accounting or finance. You don’t have parents telling their kids to go into supply chain. The pandemic has changed that and programs are noticing an uptick in interest.

The value of strong supply chains has also become apparent to students in a range of disciplines. Since 2017, supply chain and operations a module in supply chain management in the health and medical devices sector. It attracts students from a range of disciplines within the Institutions, including business, medicine, public health, and science and engineering.

The concepts of risk mitigation, resilience, and agility, while always important, are gaining prominence. Supply chain students will spend more time identifying, assessing, and responding to risk, supply chain talent strategies. While many in academia have been discussing the need for supply chain professionals to prepare for disruptive events, whether a natural disaster or pandemic, the benefits of doing so aren’t as easy to quantify as, for instance, cutting inventory costs. COVID-19 may change that.
Supply chain resilience has also become an increasingly integral part of research and teaching. In teaching, this would be covered as a function of the level of redundancy and flexibility that can be built into the supply chain through choices made by policy and/or decision-makers.

The pandemic also hammered home how uncertain the world is, and how future supply chain professionals need to hone their ability to solve problems even amidst uncertainty. It’s more ambiguous and tough on students. But it helps students learn to thrive in a changing environment.

Diploma in Logistics and Supply Chain Management is a beginner’s skill program of London College approved by Logistics Sector Skill Council, Government of India. This program meets the National level standard of occupation and is certified by Logistics Sector Skill Council, an Initiative of the Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship, Govt. of India.

Certificate

• Diploma in Logistics & Supply Chain Management
  Certified by London College.
• Diploma in Logistics & Supply Chain Management
  Certified by Logistics Sector Skill Council, (Initiative of the Ministry of Skill Development & Entrepreneurship Government of India)
• Soft Skill (Personality Development – Grooming – English Communication Skills) training
  Certified by Career Development Council of AMS
• SAP certification awarded by WHRDE (World Human Recourse Development Education)

Acclaimed Affiliations
• London College is The only Logistics Sector Skill Council (Initiative of the Ministry of Skill Development & Entrepreneurship Government of India) Affiliated College in Kerala
• London College is the Only Knowledge Partner of ISM – INDIA (An Affiliate of ISM-USA) for supply chain management courses.
• London College is the First & Only “Centre of Excellence” of Confederation of Indian Industry – Institute of Logistics in Kerala

ON LINE CLASS
Duration – 1year
Regular batch – 3hrs/day – 5 days a week
Week end batch (Saturday & Sunday) – 5hrs/day
OFF LINE CLASS
Duration – 1year
Regular batch – 3hrs/day – 5 days a week
Course Benefit
• Eminent Panel of Academicians
• Updated Curriculum
• Industrial Interactive Sessions
• Live Classes from Industry Experienced Faculties
• Virtual Classroom with advanced Technologies
• Industrial Oriented Video Sessions
• Case Studies – Discussion Forum – Webinars – Chat Box
• Online Assessment for each Student
• Study Material
• IT Training
• Certificate from Logistics Skill Council – Ministry of Skill Development India
• Placement Assistance -PD Skills, Communication & Interview Skills
• 5 Assured Interviews