This programme equips individuals with the skills and knowledge needed to navigate the complexities of the modern global commerce. This
specialised field focuses on the efficient and seamless coordination of every aspect involved in the production and distribution of goods and services. Supply chain management plays a crucial role in optimising operations, reducing costs, and ensuring seamless coordination across the entire supply chain.
Admissions Criteria
- NSSC(O)/equivalent with minimum of 25 points in any 5 subjects
- The student should have a grade D (or equivalent) in Mathematics or better and a grade E (or equivalent) in English or better
- Applicants in possession of a Diploma or Higher Diploma in related field may be given exemptions based on the credit point equivalency
Graduates of this programme can
- Manage logistics and inventory
- Develop procurement and supply chain strategies
- Use supply chain tools and softwares for ease of management
- Better coordinate, produce, and deliver goods from the production line to the consumers
- Obtain skills and knowledge in sustainable customer-supplier relationships, demand planning, procurement, inventory management, and warehouse management
Career Prospects
- Buying
- Merchandising
- Market Research
- Entrepreneurship
- Store Management
- Central Management
- Procurement Officers
- Inventory Management
- Warehouse Management
- Customer Relationship Management
Skills Developed
- Knowledge of budgeting and cost control to support efficient use of resources
- Grasping fundamental concepts such as sourcing, procurement, production, and distribution
- Being flexible and adjusting to changes in supply chain demands or unexpected disruptions
- Basic understanding of logistics, including transportation modes and warehouse operations
- Identifying issues in the supply chain, like delays or stock shortages, and suggesting solutions
- Planning and managing tasks, prioritizing activities, and meeting deadlines for efficient logistics
- Tracking inventory, managing documents, and ensuring accuracy in all steps of the supply chain
- Understanding data and basic analytics to interpret supplyn chain metrics and make informed decisions
- Understanding client needs, delivering quality service, and addressing any supply chain-related concerns
- Familiarity with basic inventory control practices and systems to monitor stock levels and order fulfillment
- Familiarity with common software like Microsoft Excel and entry-level ERP systems to track orders and manage inventory
- Clear communication for coordinating with suppliers, clients, and team members, and effectively handling inquiries and issues
