Management assistant for forwarding and logistics services (IHK)
Monitor and control processes
From ordering, loading and storage to delivery, freight forwarding and logistics services clerks monitor all processes and take care of the bureaucratic work. Due to the massive growth in e-commerce in particular, this is a profession with excellent future prospects and is particularly suitable for people who enjoy planning and organising.
Short and sweet:
| Mould: | Full-time |
| Duration: | 21 months |
| Start: | 02 May / 01 October (every year) |
| Locations: | Bornheim and Neuss |
During the retraining programme, two internships of 3 months each are completed. The targeted selection of internship companies is intended to promote employment following the retraining programme.
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Contents
- Economy & Transport
- Forwarding-Transport-Logistics
- Freight law & forwarding law
- Production of forwarding services
- Economics & Social Studies
- Vocational training
- Labour law, commercial law
- Marketing
- Operational procurement processes
- Aligning processes with economic framework conditions
- Document & control business processes
- Payment transactions, leasing, investment
- Basics of commercial arithmetic
- Freight invoices
- Accruals and deferrals, provisions
- At the end of the course, there is intensive training in preparation for the upcoming IHK examination.
Target group
- Untrained logistics personnel with an interest in business
- Rehabilitants
- Jobseekers looking for retraining in the field of freight forwarding and logistics services
Promotion
- Education voucher or Equal Opportunities Act
Prerequisites
- Education voucher
- Initial test by B.I.L.T.
Additional qualifications
- Forklift training (TÜV driving licence)
- First aid training
- Dangerous goods officer training
- Load securing according to VDI 2700
For reasons of better readability, we refrain from using the language forms male, female and diverse (m/f/d) at the same time. All personal designations apply equally to all genders. The abbreviated language form is purely for editorial reasons and does not imply any judgement.
