Logistics Management
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Program Description
Logistics Management teaches how goods and services move from suppliers to customers, and how organisations plan, store, and deliver them efficiently. Students study supply chain fundamentals, inventory control, transport and distribution, procurement, basic finance and business analytics. Practical topics include using spreadsheets, planning deliveries, and customer service. Graduates can pursue roles such as business manager, operations officer, procurement clerk, or start their own logistics or delivery business. The program builds leadership, problem solving, and entrepreneurial skills that are in demand across Ghanaian trade, manufacturing, retail and e commerce sectors. It is a practical choice for students who like organisation, teamwork, and solving real world problems.
Aims & Objectives
Develop practical skills in inventory control and stock management, including creating and updating inventory records using spreadsheets.
Master basic transport and distribution planning, demonstrating the ability to create a simple delivery schedule and route plan.
Understand procurement processes and supplier selection, preparing a basic purchase order and evaluating supplier performance.
Apply business analytics to interpret logistics data, producing clear reports and recommendations for improving operations.
Why Choose This Program?
High demand in many industries
Skills in logistics are needed across retail, manufacturing, agriculture and e commerce, increasing job opportunities in Ghana.
Practical, hands on learning
The program focuses on real tasks like inventory counting, route planning and basic budgeting, preparing you for entry level roles quickly.
Strong career progression
Start in operational roles and grow into management, procurement, or start your own delivery or logistics business.
Internships and industry links
Many schools and colleges arrange workplace visits and internships with transport firms, warehouses and retailers for practical experience.
Skills & Tools
Skills You'll Develop
Use Excel for inventory lists, pivot tables, simple forecasting and creating reports for stock and deliveries.
Apply stock control methods, first in first out, cycle counting, and basic warehouse layout principles to improve efficiency.
Use digital maps and simple route planning techniques to schedule deliveries and reduce travel time and costs.
Analyze logistics data to spot trends, calculate key performance indicators, and recommend operational improvements.
Tools & Resources
Microsoft Excel
Google Workspace (Sheets, Drive)
Basic Warehouse Management System or demo WMS
Fleet tracking or route planning apps
Challenges & Tips
Challenges
Difficulty with data analysis and basic maths
Understanding complex supply chain concepts
Tips & Advice
Practice spreadsheet exercises, use school tutorials, and focus on step by step calculations for forecasting and inventory formulas.
Break topics into real examples, visit local warehouses or markets, and ask supervisors for practical demonstrations.
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