LOGISTICS AND SHIPPING COURSES, KOCHI, KERALA: Diploma / MBA in Logistics & Shipping

WELCOME TO THE WORLD OF LOGISTICS..........

You know What is LOGISTICS??????????

"Logistics is the management of flow of goods and services between the point of origin and the point of consumption in order to meet the requirements of customers."

Cargomar Educational Society is one of the Pioneer Business Schools of Logistics and Multimodal Transportation, with campuses spread all over India. The Institute is set up for value based education under the Society's Act 1860, and our Diploma in Logistics & Shipping course is accredited by Raigad Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Approved by Ministry of Commerce & Industries, Government of India, New Delhi. Our students are well trained by the leading faculties from the industries. Our aim is to create Logistics Professionals by training fresh graduates and working executives to cater to the employment needs of the Logistics Industry & Making Educated Employable.

ACCREDITION

CES is associated with Adams Smith University of America for conducting their MBA programmes through their Indian representative, Educational & Academic management Consultancy Services (EAMCS) Sangli, Maharashtra
CES is also associated with Indian Merchants Chamber Churchgate, Mumbai- 400020 for conducting their vocational training programme in the area of Logistics & Shipping.

COURSES OFFERED

MBA in Logistics & Shipping
Diploma in Logistics & Shipping

COURSE DETAILS :

MBA in Logistics & Shipping:

Duration: 2 Years

Eligibility: Graduate in any discipline , other than music or fine arts, from any recognized university.

Diploma in Logistics & Shipping

Duration: 7 Months

Duration: Higher Secondary or above

The above Diploma Courses covers the following topics.....

Concept of Logistics & Supply chain
Inventory & Stock Control
Warehousing
Commercial Shipping Operations
Marine Insurance & Business Law
Organizational Behaviour
Foreign Trade Policy & EXIM procedures
Customs Law & Tariff Act

Job Opportunities.........

Shipping Companies
Marine Insurance Companies
Multinational Companies
Retail Management
Transportation
Warehouses
Airlines
EXIM Houses
3 PL / 4PL Companies
Retailed Government departments
Transporting Companies
Courier & Logistics Companies
Clearing & Forwarding Firms

Our previous batch students are well placed in different companies in India & abroad. Mumbai, Chennai. Tuticorn, Delhi & some of our students working in Dubai & Singapore.

FEATURES

7 Months Diploma
Affordable Fee structure
Flexible class hours including weekend batches
Well Equiped Classrooms
Placement Assistance
Well-resourced Library with rare collection of books on Logistics & Shipping
Excellent Faculty support (Guest Lectures from Logistics Industry & Advocates)
Guaranteed Results

TEACHING METHODS

Theory
Practical
Assignments
Case Studies
Industry Visits & Port Visits

How do i benefit this ??????

India’s logistics sector attracted investments worth Rs. 23,200 cr. in first half of 2008
It outclassed some of the major sectors including aviation (Rs 20,890 crore), metals and mining (Rs 8500 crore) and consumer durables (Rs 6000 crore) among others.
Mumbai has emerged as the preferred location for the development of logistics parks with an investment of approximately $ 200 million.
The development of 7 to 8 logistics parks are in pipeline on 600 acres around Mumbai.
A large number of upcoming SEZs have necessitated the development of logistics for the domestic market as well as for global trade.
Indian logistics industry is expected to grow annually at the rate of 15- 20 percent, reaching revenues of approximately $385bn by 2015.
Market share of organized logistics players is also expected to double to approximately 12 percent during the same period.
About 110 logistics parks spread over approximately 3,500 acres at an estimated cost of $1 bn are expected to be operational and an estimated 45 mn ft2 of warehousing space with an investment of $ 500 mn is expected to be developed by various logistics companies by 2012.
Technological change in the logistics industry demands a trained workforce in all areas of the sector.