Putting logistics and transport on the curriculum

Roberts looks at why it is essential that the sectors start getting the attention they deserve in schools across the country. Working in the logistics and transport sector can mean flexible hours. The profession is one where you are always supported by a dedicated team and can build strong relations...

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Published in:Logistics and Transport Focus 2018-11, Vol.20 (11), p.30
Main Author: Roberts, Gethin
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Career advancement
Empowerment
Freight forwarding
Logistics
Professional education
Supply chains
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Summary:Roberts looks at why it is essential that the sectors start getting the attention they deserve in schools across the country. Working in the logistics and transport sector can mean flexible hours. The profession is one where you are always supported by a dedicated team and can build strong relationships, but the ability to travel the country gives a sense of autonomy. Then there are the salary benefits. The supply chain is a sector the country simply cannot function without; and, of course, a career in logistics can lead to opportunities in management or to run your own fleet.
ISSN:1466-836X