Logistics
specialist 2.0
Commercial logistics qualification
The most important commercial knowledge, combined with the basics of logistics and the acquisition of a class B driving licence - with this combination, graduates are optimally prepared for a job in the logistics industry! There is a great demand for qualified employees in the areas of logistics, transport, courier express parcel services and warehousing in the Middle Lower Rhine region
Jobseekers and people returning to work have good opportunities here to position themselves in an industry that has been up-and-coming and constantly growing for years and to break new ground professionally.
Short and sweet:
| Mould: | Full-time |
| Duration: | 10 months |
| Start: | Possible at any time at short notice |
| Location: | Neuss and Bornheim |
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Contents
- Office management, Excel, commercial arithmetic
- Commercial basics, WiSo
- English in freight forwarding, freight and logistics
- Accounting
- Warehousing and logistics skills in accordance with the framework curriculum for warehouse specialists IHK
- Acquisition of a forklift licence
- Acquisition of class B driving licence
- During the course of the programme, an internal examination is carried out by the training provider and the knowledge is certified. Partial qualification is also possible on request.
Target group
- Jobseekers or people returning to work who
- are interested in working in logistics or
- who want to expand their commercial knowledge with industry-specific knowledge for a job in logistics or
- who require a class B driving licence in addition to basic industry-specific skills in order to remove barriers to employment.
Promotion
- Education voucher
Prerequisites
- Education voucher
- German language skills at level B1
Additional qualifications
- Class B driving licence
- Forklift training (TÜV driving licence)
- First aid training
- Dangerous goods officer training
- Load securing according to VDI 2700
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